Still seeks freedom on legal technicality in Gilmore case
The Supreme Court lifted its stay on Gary Gilmore's execution and sent the case back to Utah. Gilmore, who had fasted since November 19, ended the hunger strike after the ruling, though he has not spoken with his girlfriend Nicole Barrett.
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Feminists See Court Rulings as Setback to Women's Rights
Feminists warn recent Supreme Court decisions curtail gains in equal pay education and pregnancy benefits. They urge renewed push for the Equal Rights Amendment as court trends shift, citing 1970s gains and forthcoming cases on Medicaid abortion aid public schools and gender-based eligibility in Alabama prisons and state troopers.
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Supreme Court
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High Court
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Women’s Legal Defense Fund
Philadelphia
Alabama
Ray seeks committee aid after Supreme Court denial
James Earl Ray's Memphis attorney says the House Select Committee on Assassinations may offer a last chance to aid his client as Ray seeks freedom. The Supreme Court refused to hear his appeal to change the King assassination plea. The lawyer doubts any other path can help, noting Ray may still be shielding others.
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Supreme Court
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Civil suit dismissed against John Mitchell and officials
A federal civil suit linked to the 1971 Mayday protests was dismissed against former Attorney General John Mitchell and others. U.S. District Judge John Pratt allowed possible action against former D C Police Chief Derry V Wilson and city officials to proceed in parts, saying federal officials merely monitored and advised, not conspired. Charges dropped against most of the roughly 12 000 detained protesters.
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District of Columbia
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American Civil Liberties Union
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Howard Hughes Heir Accused in Forgery Case
Los Angeles AP reports Howard Hughes estate attorney says Melvin Dummar suspected in forging the Aorman will naming him as heir. FBI fingerprints on the envelope reportedly linked to Dummar, who denies involvement while his lawyer questions processing and timing of the evidence.
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FBI
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Datson
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Dutson
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IMF Eases Britain Loan Terms Amid Carter Decision
IMF managers agreed on softened conditions for a 3.4 billion loan to stabilize Britain's economy while awaiting President Carter's decision on a broader international credit system for sterling. Britain faces public spending cuts and higher borrowing costs as part of the plan, with Healey due to announce spending cuts in Parliament.
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