Salem tavern shooting linked to strangling case investigated
Police pursue a link between four killed and nineteen wounded at the Oregon Museum Tavern with a strangling death of a bar patron last winter. Lawrence W. Moore, 25, jailed on four murder charges, with detectives seeking a possible motive while reviewing hours of statements from more than 100 people.
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Salem, Ore
UPI
Lawrence W. Moore
Oregon Museum
Lori Jean Cunningham
John W. Cooper
Robert E. Hamblin
Allen Wilcox
Salem
Moore
Teri Cox Monroe
Adoption case debates race and culture in Los Angeles
In a Los Angeles court, two black adoption experts testified that interracial placements carry psychological risks for a white child raised by a black couple. The 15 month old Lana, Armenian by descent, has been cared for by Mr and Mrs David Whitmore of Pasadena. The Armenian community objects to potential loss of cultural heritage.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Elwood Lin
Lana
David Whitmore
Pasadena
Whitmores
American Civil Liberties Union
Herschel Swinger
Carol Williams
Swinger
California State University
Federal
Region 9
Miss Williams
Uniersity of California Los Angeles School of Social Welfare
Miami couple win bid to cancel adopted boy’s status
After two years of trying to rid themselves of an adopted son labeled a trouble maker, a Dade Circuit judge ordered the adoption cancelled. The 11 year old, adopted five years earlier, faces possible foster care or permanent group home placement. The boy, who burglarized the Dafts’ home, could be used as a witness against two others in a separate case. The boy’s name remains confidential.
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Miami
Dade
Adele Segall
Idge
Tom
Sally Daft
Dav
Dafts
Daft
Miami Herald
Nixon visit prompts media boycott over 150 payment demand
Former President Richard Nixon plans a Seattle fundraiser speech but local media boycott ensues as the GOP requires reporters to contribute 150 each for tickets. Only The Seattle Times and Tacoma News Tribune buy in. Officials cite space limits and insistence on press access, while some outlets call the policy book journalism. Tape copies of the speech will be distributed to reporters.
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Seattle
UPD
Richard M Nixon
Republican Party
Seattle Times
The
Tacoma News Tribune
Washington Plaza
Maaper
United Press International
King County
Republican
James Medley
GOP
Paul Steinie
King-Tv
Steamead Medley
Nixon
Sime Gay
Medley
Bess Truman Improves After Hip Surgery
Bess Truman 96 sits up in chair two days after hip surgery and remains in stable condition in intensive care. Doctors say vital signs normal after reconstructive surgery to repair a broken hip. Former President Jimmy Carter and Rosalynn Carter sent well wishes by phone from Independence as infection limited in-person contact.
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Kansas City
UPI
Bess Truman
Jimmy Carter
Rosalyn Carter
Mrs. Truman
Independence
Harry S Truman
Carters
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