Boy seeks killer of parents after double shooting
A 11 year old boy spent the day at city police headquarters trying to identify the man who killed his mother Shirley Jones 27 and father Dan Jones 39 in a west side shooting. The boy, held in protective custody, was found crying by passersby after fleeing the car minutes after the gunman drove away.
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Dethoit Cap
City
Ramon Jams
Shirley Jones
West Side
Dan Jones
Patie
Carter pushes program to hire 200000 veterans
President Carter urges business and labor leaders to aid a 149 million HIRE program aimed at employing and training more than 200000 veterans. The plan, run with government and industry, targets disabled and Vietnam era veterans. A White House meeting formed a committee to drive multi plant hiring and training, with goals of placing 120000 workers and finding jobs for another 110000.
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Carter
Ike
White House
AIRE
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Boy 16 and accomplice convicted in family killings plot
Alameda County jurors convict 16 year old David Backer of San Ramon and Barry Braescke 42 Dublin after they plotted to murder his mother father and grandfather last summer. Prosecutors said the scheme began when the pair met on Citizens Band radio to solve an inheritance dispute. The victims Barbara Braescke 41 John Braescke ?
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Qakland
Callt
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F Braescke
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John ¢. BY
General in Carters doghouse by Frank Cormier
General Singlaub faces White House confrontation after publicly opposing Carter’s plan to withdraw U.S. ground forces from South Korea. He said his remarks may have upset the President but pledged to obey orders and execute policy while defending his views.
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South Korea
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Korea
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Douglas MacArthur
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Cartec
Nixon pact with Viets called void
Washington reports that Rep. Lester L. Wolff says Richard Nixon's secret aid agreement to North Vietnam is historical and void, not binding on the Carter administration. Wolff and Nixon share the view that past disclosures misled Congress, while officials say Paris accords render any future deals unlikely. The declassified paper cites a Feb. 1 1973 Nixon letter to North Vietnam’s Pham Van Dong.
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Richard Nixon
Aid
North Vietnam
Lester L. Wolff
D-N-Y
Nixon
Carter
State Department
Congress
Woll
Orthcom Ing
Rixon
Paris
Wolff
North
Pham van Dong
Carter says no president may break law in office
The discussion cites President Carter's view that no president possesses a legal shield to violate law, while Nixon era quotes and House findings insist the presidency cannot be above the law. It notes impeachment findings, Ford's 1974 pardon rationale, and Frost interviews on presidential accountability and limits on executive power.
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Ford
Nixos
Frost
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