Reagan charges Ford campaign workers with dirty tricks
Reagan accused Ford campaign staff of using fill in the blank press releases to smear his positions in New Hampshire. Ford aides denied the tactic, while a blank release was mailed to an AP reporter, with no names inserted, complicating attribution. The episode followed other campaign moves including Sanford’s withdrawal and GOP mobilization efforts in Washington and New Hampshire.
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Ford leads Reagan in button sales at young Republicans meet
At a four day gathering of about 1600 young Republicans in Washington a dealer reported Ford buttons selling faster than Reagan. Frank Eaton showed off his vast collection of political souvenirs dating to 1840 while attendees debated the Ford Reagan contest. Reagan planned to address the group by phone Saturday night. The event featured Republican officials and a push by Ford backers to unite supporters.
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Three charged with killing 'professor' in Atlanta
Three young men Roy Brown Michael Gantt and Willie Bell were arrested in northwest Atlanta on murder and robbery charges in the abduction and killing of James E Edmondson known as the Professor Backwards. Edmondson a TV and vaudeville figure was found shot near an isolated road after attackers forced entry to his home and raped his housekeeper. An FBI-like search and inquiries continue to determine if a bank withdrawal occurred.
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Hearst jury selection drags into fourth week in San Francisco
In San Francisco AP report on Patricia Hearst bank robbery trial jury selection, Judge Carter and attorneys seek speedier process. Nine jurors chosen, total 9 of 38. both sides anticipate delays. Defense and prosecution plan further consolidations and challenges ahead of a 12 jurors plus four alternates panel.
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Sleepy Hollow
Mass murderer Simants sentenced to death in Nebraska
In Lincoln County Nebraska Judge Hugh Stuart sentenced mass murderer Irwin Charles Simants to die in the electric chair for six counts of first degree murder linked to the Kellie family killings last October. Simants raped a 10 year old and molested two others before and after the murders. The judge called his crimes extraordinarily depraved and ordered execution on April 21. The case attracts nationwide scrutiny over pretrial publicity and gag orders, with a Supreme Court appeal pending and media briefs filed in support of Nebraska. The defense argued insanity or intoxication, while prosecutors pressed for the death penalty citing the brutal acts and the victims. Around 135 attended the lengthy hearing.
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Pennsylvania Lucky Lotto Winning Numbers Report
AP brief lists this week's Pennsylvania Lucky Lotto results with red numbers 04 06 01 12 15 17 19 22 37, white 34 37 89 45 48 52 60 68, blue 70 78 77 79 80 08 97, Benue 11, Free play 2, and notes publication details and subscription rates.
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