Senate Move Seeks Ban on Military Unions
The Senate approved a bill to bar labor unions from organizing within the armed forces and to prohibit bargaining by military personnel. The measure would outlaw union activity on government property, ban civilian technicians in reserves from union membership, and impose penalties for military members who join unions. Supporters frame it as necessary to preserve military discipline and distinct governance, while opponents call for executive discipline instead of congressional action.
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Congress
Mandel corruption trial seeks rejection of defense motions
U S prosecutors urge judge to deny defense requests for directed verdicts or new trials in the Mandel political corruption case. They argue the 12 day trial produced overwhelming evidence of political favors in exchange for gifts and business interests. Defendants Hess and Rodgers challenge the anti racketeering law as vague and prone to misuse. They await sentencing October 7.
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Harry Rodgers
Former Mandel aide to lose bigger pension
Frank A. DeFilippo, ex-chief of staff to Gov. Mandel, will resign his 97 000 year state post and forfeit a potential increase in pension after Mandel’s federal sentencing. He has served part time since January while leading Rosenbusch Advertising in Baltimore.
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Witness recalls executions of 15 Ugandan dissidents
An eyewitness described the September 2 firing squad killings in Kampala where 15 men including former officials and businessmen were executed for plotting against Idi Amin. The witness said relatives were made to watch, each man shot by 35 bullets, with one survivor initially, and bodies placed in rough coffins before removal.
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Military Defense Council
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Judge asks to free Mitchell Haldeman in Watergate case
Judge Sinica considers reducing sentences for Haldeman age 50 and Mitchell age 36 amid claims of medical needs and personal burdens. Ehrlichman’s eight year term also under review as part of ongoing Watergate-era clemency petitions. All three remain imprisoned at Maxwell AFB Alabama, Tolbommum security prison California, and Safford Arizona.
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White House
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H. A. Haldeman
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Maryland congressman doubts future of D C civic center
Rep. Robert Bauman Maryland blocks further District of Columbia borrowing for a civic center project 2.9 million square feet with an estimated cost triggering dispute in Congress as to federal funding and city budget. The action pauses borrowing and raises questions about federal support for DC construction projects.
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Kansas wheat group signs Sudan export deal
The Kansas Farmers Journalists announce a pact with Sudan to sell 3.67 million bushels of wheat, with further purchases possible. Ambassador Omar Salih Rissa notes pricing around world market rates, Wichita shipment discounts, and credits for two years to support rural Kansas development efforts led by Roger Grund.
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Private funds planned for Presley memorial
In Memphis private funds will back a Elvis Presley memorial aimed at fan access and tasteful presentation. Col Toni Parker says many corporations may help, but details are scarce and no profits will be allowed from the death. Two local groups pursue the project while funding hurdles and accounting questions slow progress.
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Military to look after wildlife during Eagle 78 maneuvers
About 20 000 troops from the southeast will participate in ecologically minded maneuvers. Gen Jon Hennessey at MacDill Air Force Base approved Eagle 78 and said environmental protections will safeguard wildlife at the reservation.
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United States
Jon Hennessey
MacDill Air Force Base
Federal judge halts first US execution in 10 years
A federal judge delayed John Speppelink’s scheduled 8:00 a.m. Monday execution in Florida as lawyers prepare arguments challenging the death penalty’s fairness. Florida officials expect a reinstatement. Tampa judge refused to set aside Charles Proffitt’s death sentence. The last U.S. execution was in January in Utah.
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U.S. District Court
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Florida
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California
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Siman
Tampa
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Two held in slaying of four Camden children
In Camden County Missouri a 20 year old man and a juvenile were questioned in the deaths of Tanya Swill 3 Steven 4 Noor Stacy 15 months and Gregory 12 found shot at their home while parents were at a bingo game. Police say all were fully clothed and bound with two victims shot in head and one at the neck. A forced entry was reported.
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Unclear Promotions and Rates From Local Bulletin
Fragmentary text shows a local notice with holidays and a street address in Hagerstown Maryland. It lists pricing like one month 1.75, three months 8.73, and one year unspecified, mentioning delivery by a dispatcher and weekly carrier details. The overall content is garbled with many misspellings and lacks coherent facts.
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