Eyewitness to mob hit awaits likely death in fear
Chicago UPI reports Robert Lowe, eyewitness to a gangland murder, faces murder threats after Harry Aleman’s acquittal. Lowe says he watched the slaying, fears for his life, and awaits possible witness relocation as prosecutors and investigators report threats from Aleman associates. Lowe and his family are under police protection and in hiding.
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Robert Lowe
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Harry Aleman
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William Logan
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Frank J. Wilson
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Rosalynn Carter Calls Mental Illness Medicare Funded
First Lady Rosalynn Carter urged that mental illness be covered by Medicare and Medicaid at a Nashville hearing of the President's Commission on Mental Health. Speakers pressed for more rural funding and better access, while testimonies cited abuse, neglect, and the need for treatment in Appalachia and migrant services.
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Nashville, Tenn
Testo
Richard D. Morrison
Tally
Interagency Council
Turnpike toll extension urged in Ohio
Rep. Arthur Wilkowski introduced legislation to keep tolls on the Ohio Turnpike after debt retirement to fund energy research and development railroads and civilian programs. The Turnpike Commission opposes toll continuation, noting bonded debt would be paid by 1981 and former chairman Shacknessy opposed toll use beyond debt retirement and maintenance.
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Columbus
Lucas County
Arthur Wilkowski
Toledo
Wilkowski
Ohio Turnpike Commission
James W. Shacknessy
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