Accused LA Slasher Suspect Convicted in Chicago Case
Vaughn Greenwood, 31, already jailed in California for burglaries and assaults, was convicted in Chicago in 1967 for a Skid Row stabbing and slashing attack. Police records tie him to the Los Angeles Leid Row Slasher murders dated December 1, 1974 to January 31, 1975, as federal and local authorities pursue the case.
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Detroit Begins Court Ordered School Integration Mission
Detroit became the largest city to launch a court ordered school integration plan. Elementary students kindergarten through fifth grade attended classes while middle and high schools reported later. Routes included stops at board points as officials noted icy roads and planned safety and monitoring by police, volunteers, and monitors.
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Boston schools reopen under desegregation plan
Boston schools opened without incident while Hyde Park High School saw slower processing as students lined up and passed through metal detectors and pockets were checked to prevent weapons. The reopening is part of a court ordered desegregation plan using busing affecting several city schools.
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Kissinger stores papers in Rockefeller vault in New York estate
Newsweek reports Henry Kissinger uses a security vault at Nelson Rockefeller's Westchester estate to store private papers from Harvard years and early consulting work. In Washington, Rep. Thomas E Morgan says he will retire after 11 terms, citing physical pressures of service. Beverly Hills, Al Pacino marries Miss Skylar, first marriage for both, as he heads to New York for a new film project.
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Confidence Up in Economy, Survey Finds
New York AP reports a Nationwide Conference Board survey of 10 000 families shows consumer confidence rising from October to December. The index reached 6.8 with a 15 point gain, based on a 1960-70 100 point scale, and buying plans improved to 108.7. automobile purchase plans rose to 7.5 percent, while 1 percent judged business conditions good, up from 15.4 percent in October.
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FDA advisory groups faulted for window dressing by committee
A House Government Operations panel criticized the FDA for using advisory committees as window dressing and for letting physicians influence drug approvals. The report says committees often fail to enhance protection, suggesting the FDA rely more on its own scientists and use outside panels only in exceptional, clearly needed cases.
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Rebels in Ethiopia to release Americans
In Beirut a spokesman for the Eritrean Liberation Front says three more Americans and a British national captured in northern Ethiopia will be released unconditionally. Two other Americans were freed earlier this month. arrangements for the releases are already under way.
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Golden Globes Honor Top Films and Performances
At the Golden Globe ceremony in Los Angeles the film One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest won best picture with Jack Nicholson best actor and Louise Fletcher best actress. Miles Forman won directing, Bo Goldman and Laurence Halden won screenplay. Brad Dourin received best new actor. John Williams's score for Jana led its one win. Nashville claimed best song for I'm Easy. The Sunshine Boys won best musical, Walter Matthau for acting in a musical, Ann Margret best supporting, Marilyn Hassett best debut, Lies My Father Told Me best foreign language, Youthquake best documentary.
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Consumer groups push ABA to allow lawyer advertising
Washington AP report notes consumer groups urging the American Bar Association to lift its ban on advertising and solicitation by lawyers. They argue ads would aid the public, citing lawsuits against state bar prohibitions on pricing and specialty ads. The ethics committee proposal, due to be reviewed by the House of Delegates in Philadelphia next month, seeks a relaxation of the current rule.
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Beall condemns CIA agents names publication as dangerous
Sen. J. Glenn Beall of Maryland denounced the release of CIA agents names as despicable and harmful to national security. He pledged legislation to bar disclosures by former agents, urged stronger CIA oversight by Congress, and stressed the need for confidentiality in intelligence operations.
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