Wisconsin bombing case yields second-degree murder guilty plea
Dwight Armstrong, captured in Canada after seven years as a fugitive, was found guilty of second-degree murder in the 1970 University of Wisconsin Army Math Research Center bombing that killed Robert Fassnacht. He pleaded no contest to the state charge under a plea deal and awaits sentencing, with federal charges pending. The original first-degree murder charges were dropped.
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South Africa May Allow Young Visit After All
South Africa’s Foreign Minister R F Botha said US Ambassador Andrew Young can visit if he mind his diplomatic manners. The State Department said the trip will go ahead as scheduled. Botha warned he could ban Young if he meets with black leaders without proper diplomatic channels, noting South Africa’s pride and unwillingness to bow to pressure. The report also mentions Young’s past criticisms of the regime and an invitation to address students and businessmen during his planned Johannesburg stop.
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