Keith Moon dies ending flamboyant rock life
Keith Moon, 31, drummer for The Who, died in his London Mayfair apartment. Fiancée Annette Walter-Lax found the body after a lavish party for Buddy Holly’s birthday. Inquests will determine cause. Moon was known for explosive temper and wild excesses, part of a rock group whose album Who Are You had just released.
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Millionaire Davis Indicted in Murder for Hire Plot
A Tarrant County grand jury charged T. Cullen Davis with solicitation of capital murder conspiracy to commit murder and possession of an illegal weapon in a murder for hire scheme. He is jailed without bond after allegedly paying a go-between $25,000 to arrange the murder of Judge Joe Hudson during his divorce from Priscilla Davis.
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Ethel Shapiro
Dedham
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Hearst hunter asks Bell to free Patricia Hearst
FBI veteran who led a 19 month nationwide hunt for Patricia Hearst urged Attorney General Griffin Bell to grant her release from federal prison. Bates, now Burns International Security Services executive, said Hearst has served long enough for her armed bank robbery conviction. He favored a five year sentence for a first offender.
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Ford won't face jury over Pinto deaths in Indiana
An Elkhart County grand jury accepted Ford's offer to send technical experts to testify rather than summon Henry Ford II and Lee Iacocca in the Pinto fatality case. Prosecutor Cosentine said the jury will resume deliberations next week. The probe centers on design choices in the fuel system and the Pinto’s modifications.
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Straights Strike Out with Gays at Gay World Series
A San Francisco softball team was disqualified from the Second Annual Gay World Series for not meeting the 80 percent gay roster rule. Jerry Pritikin, spokesman for Oil Can Harry's Oilers, defended the team amid claims of hypocrisy. Hayles Nest manager Rich Diez said the Oil Can Harry's challenge stemmed from disgruntled members of a losing gay club.
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