Judge Won't Dismiss Suit Against Agnew
ANNAPOLIS AP A circuit court judge refused to dismiss a taxpayers suit against former vice president Spiro T. Agnew and two associates. Judge Bruce Williams rejected claims of lack of jurisdiction and standing. The Montgomery County residents seek return of kickback funds from Agnew when governor of Maryland, alleging increased contract costs. Agnew resigned as vice president after pleading no contest to one tax evasion count in 1973.
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Court hearing set in Berkowitz case in New York
In New York, another court hearing is scheduled to decide if David Berkowitz is mentally competent to stand trial for the killings. A Brooklyn report said Berkowitz is emotionally "dead" yet aware of charges and the proceedings. earlier, a report suggested he cannot assist in his defense due to a possible psychosis.
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John Santores
Brooklyn
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Hearings to consider ban on DBCP pesticide in US
AP reports the U S EPA will hold hearings on banning the pesticide DBCP amid concerns it causes male sterility and possible cancer risk. Hearings date to be announced next week, with producers Dow Chemical Shell Chemical Occidental Chemical invited to comment.
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Castle
American Cancer Society
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Sirhan Sirhan denied visit to Kennedy crime scene
Sirhan Sirhan cannot return to the Ambassador Hotel kitchen to jog memory of Robert F. Kennedy's 1968 shooting. Judge William Hogeboom said no scientific or other basis supports memory refreshment from revisiting the scene and warned against reopening the court to such a visit. The defendant has claimed a mental block and potential involvement by a second gunman has been debated.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Superior Court
William Hegeboom
Sirhan
Ambassador Hotel
Hogeboorn
Godfrey Isaac
Soledad Prison
San Francisco
Sirrhan
Kennedy
California
Hogotcom
Lottery roundup in Baltimore daily lottery results
Baltimore AP reports The Winning Member drawn Thursday night for Maryland's Numbers Game daily lottery. The event outlines the drawing results and notable details of the state's lottery drawing in Baltimore.
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Maryland
Noebers
Daily Lottery
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Shooting Match At Fu. Sal Nite 7 Pam Caloctin Fish Game Club
A junior shooting match at the Caloctin Fish and Game Club in Myersylile Mi drew participation despite limited scope equipment. Shooters aimed at targets under club supervision with prizes awarded for top scores and accuracy.
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Caloctin Fish & Game Club
Myersylile
Black parents oppose sexual segregation in Amite County
In Liberty Mississippi a delegation of Black parents challenged a school board panel over maintaining single sex classes in Amite County public schools. The board, citing a 1968 court order, refused to coeducate and faced threats of legal action while boycott attendance dwindled to 391 white and 4 Black students from an enrolled 2,400.
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Amite County
Tber Board
Rober Wilson
Bernard Dunaway
Sth Ols. Circuit Court of Angels
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Dunaway
Dorothy Chesser
Maurice Foreman
John Jackson
Amnite County Naacp
Scottsboro Bay suit seeks millions for Norris damages
Montgomery AP reports attorney Donald Watkins plans a damage suit this month on behalf of Clarence Norris, the sole Scottsboro Boy still alive, with NAACP counsel in New York. Grounds include false imprisonment and abuse of state power. possible defendant for the state, including Gov. Wallace, is noted as regrettable. Norris, pardoned after five years, fled Alabama in 1948.
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Clarence Norris
Scottsboro Bay
Donald Watkins
NAACP
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Watkins
Alabama
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U.S. Supreme Court
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State Pardon-Parole Board
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Bill Baxley
Alabama Pardoe Parole Board
Scheol
Walkins
Ev. Sal at 7 p.m. for Myersville club
An evening sale at the Catoctin Fish and Game Club in Myersville Maryland starts at 7 p.m. The notice notes no sleeves or scapes required.
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Catoctin Fish & Game Club
Myersville
US Won't Ship Arms to Somalia Says State Department
Washington reports the Carter administration will not supply arms to Somalia and prohibits transfers from other nations. State Department spokesman Hod or Carter urges restraint while noting mediation by the Organization of African Unity to resolve border clashes with Ethiopia over the Ogaden region.
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Soviet Union
Organization For African ‘Unity
Panamanian sets self afire to protest canal treaty
Leopoldo Aragon a Panamanian professor drenched himself in gasoline outside the U S Embassy in Stockholm and burned 90 percent of his body to protest the Panama Canal treaty. Swedish police and doctors said he shouted against signing the treaty that would shift canal control by 2000. A letter from the Panamanian Liberation Committee was found nearby as investigators added context to the protest.
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U.S
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Panama Canal
Panamanian Liberation Committee
United States
Rotterdam Considers Floating Brothel Plan
Rotterdam officials study a 400 bed hotel ship as a potential floating brothel to confine prostitution to a designated area. City Council members travel to Denmark to inspect the vessel, with brothel owners poised to purchase and convert the ship named The Free Crater. Authorities warn enforcement will target noncompliant houses.
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Eree Crater
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Carter heads for Camp David for Labor Day weekend
President Carter, avoiding criticism over Bert Lance and Panama Canal talks, flies to Camp David in Maryland for a Labor Day weekend retreat. He plans tennis and family time, while Congress considers Lance investigations and Lance’s banking dealings remain under scrutiny.
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Carter
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Carter Panama treaties dominate White House briefings
The Daily Bail reports White House briefings on Carter's Panama Canal treaties draw lawmakers and governors from Georgia and Arkansas. President Carter seeks Senate ratification with support from aides and former President Ford, who plans a White House visit and state dinner.
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White House
Mary Hoyl
Lincoln
Carter
Pennsylvania Avenue
Forti
Jay Rockefeller
Weal
Virginia
Child mauled by pet cougar in San Francisco
Four year old Sharon Kent was mauled Thursday by a pet cougar kept by Darryl Bowman in a high yard. She was taken to San Francisco General Hospital for facial neck and head wounds. The cougar, a neutered male about 24 years old with front claws removed, died after being treated. Bowman shot it four or five times.
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Sharon “Kent
San Francisco General Hospital
Darryl Bowman
Shy
San Francisco Zoo
Xald Robert Poetzl
The
Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Poetz
Shippesatury Flea Market Reopens September 4
Indoor and outdoor spaces available at Exit 9 off I 81. Market to reopen for Seased Sunday, September 4 with new schedule and events. Local notice lacks full details but indicates renewal of flea market operations.
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