Kojak to testify in murder trial in Miami
Miami judge orders television star Telly Savalas to appear Monday as a defense witness in the murder trial of Ronald Zamora a 15 year old accused of killing Elinor Haggart next door Zamora’s lawyer Ellis Rubin says a Kojak episode watched by the youth plus hours of televised mayhem led to the killing Rubin notes Savalas has been vocal against TV violence and wants him to explain why such shows harm children Savalas says no Kojak episode cited and he deplores TV violence while emphasizing his character relies on reason to catch crooks
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Star Wars imports from Bible say Rhode Island clergy
The Rev. Ernest Ryden of St James Lutheran Church in Barrington argues in a Rhode Island Council of Churches newsletter that Star Wars mirrors biblical themes. He says the Force equals divine guidance and that a Christ-like savior figures prominently, guiding disciples beyond the universe.
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Nuns Should Be Killed Motive in Convent Killing
Dayton man Armel Lee Mullins 35 arraigned on one count of aggravated murder after admitting he killed Sister Donna Blain saying nuns preach Christianity and should be killed. He described the motive during the arraignment as the hearing date was set for Sept 21. Mullins, known to sisters through a church outreach program, has served 13 1 2 years in Kentucky prisons for two counts of murder. He previously lived in Dayton after moving from Kentucky and has received treatment at Springfield Hospital and Eastway Mental Health Center. Funeral services for Sister Blavl were scheduled with visitation today at St Agnes Church and a mass to follow at 7 p m.
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Topeka Doctor Reports Walker Improves After Laetrile Trial
In Topeka Kansas Harry Walker a 43 year old with terminal lung cancer walked unaided for the first time since his illness began. He had received five Laetrile injections and credits include less pain reduced painkiller use and better sleep. Dr Sidney Cohen says he does not believe in Laetrile but acknowledges the observed improvement and has revised his two week prognosis.
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Laetrile hearings begin in Ohio Senate
The Ohio House passed Laetrile legalization faces committee resistance as Senate Education and Health Committee starts hearings. Proponents urge scientific testing while critics say medical practice should handle the issue. Laetrile, derived from apricot pits, has been legalized in two states but is deemed to have no proven medicinal value by FDA and the medical profession.
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