Gilmore to Face Firing Squad In Utah Supreme Court Appeal
In Salt Lake City protesters vow to stop the Monday sunrise execution of Gary Gilmore as the U S Supreme Court may review the case. Gilmore rejects a hood and requests to stand, while Security tightens at the Abe Litah County Court House prior to his public appearance amid ongoing legal battles and debates over the death penalty in Utah.
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Justice delays Texas execution in 1974 murder case
Supreme Court Justice Lewis F. Powell Jr. postponed the December 10 execution of Jamies Livingston to allow full court review of his appeal to spare him from the electric chair. Livingston and Robert Excell White were sentenced to death for the 1974 triple murder during a rural North Texas grocery store robbery. White seeks delays as his case is reviewed by the high court.
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Gate-crasher halted at White House gates in 1970s incident
A Santa Fe man drove a battered pickup toward the White House gates on Pennsylvania Avenue. The steel gates held, the driver Steven H. Williams was arrested for destruction of government property, claiming he sought to wake the president. President Ford was in the Oval Office.
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Letter bombs found addressed to Carter in Midtown Manhattan
Four incendiary letter bombs addressed to President-elect Jimmy Carter and federal agencies detonated or ignited in midtown Manhattan. Minor injuries to a carrier occurred as one device exploded in a mailbox near Grand Central Station. Claims of responsibility were made by groups linked to the Palestine Liberation Organization or a Puerto Rican revolutionary faction.
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Lottery results from Maryland and Pennsylvania an early edition
Maryland Numbers Game draw selects 359 as the winning number. Maryland weekly games list Six-digit 31577 Five-digit A795 Four-digit 7729 Three-digit 764 Tro-digit 01. Pennsylvania Big 50 Red 774 White Blue 1. Boous four digit 0357 Boous three digit 874 Five Digit 79083 Six Digit 91977.
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Former Italian Premier Charged in Lockheed Payoff Probe
A parliamentary commission in Rome moved to bring preliminary corruption charges against former premier Mariano Rumor and three aides including defense ministers Luigi Gui and Mario Tanassi and Gen. Duille Fanal. The vote split along party lines with Communists and allies pressing the case, while Christian Democrats largely opposed these charges.
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New Mexican president vows spending cuts in austerity drive
Mexico City AP reports Jose Lopez Portillo begins a six year term by calling for hard work and reduced government spending to combat inflation, recession, unemployment and peso devaluation. He urged business to aid in stabilizing the economy as conservative leaders welcome the approach. Echeverria hands Portillo the presidential sash at the National Auditorium.
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Rabin Sees 1977 as Year for Arab-Israeli Peace Initiatives
In a France Soir interview, Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said he expects a major Arab-Israeli peace initiative next year and even without a formal treaty Israel is ready to cooperate with Arab neighbors on economic projects. He suggested potential territorial concessions but said borders should not revert to pre-1967 lines, and proposed cross-border infrastructure like a railroad linking Egypt, Lebanon, Syria, and Turkey via Israel.
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