TV violence on trial in Miami murder case defense
Miami AP reports defense attorney Ellis Hubin plans to argue television violence influenced Ronald Zamora in a first degree murder trial. The trial includes TV guests and cameras under a Florida Supreme Court experiment as Zamora, 15, and Darrell Agrella, 14, face charges for the June 4 shooting of 83–year–old Elinor Haggart.
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Ellis Hubin
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Gas truck crash kills seven in Beattyville Kentucky
Tests were under way to positively identify seven charred bodies from a gasoline truck crash in Beattyville. Brake failure on a steep grade sent the tanker into a row of shops, destroying Hollan's Cut & Curl Beauty Salon, a repair shop and Gladys Dinette. Driver William Wilson survived with minor burns.
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Catholic birth control survey results announced
A nationwide survey by Princeton researchers finds over 9 percent of Roman Catholic couples in the United States use contraception forbidden by the church. It shows Catholic and non Catholic practices are similar, with pill use rising among Catholics since 1970 and sterilization increasing significantly.
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Elise F. Jones
Office of Population Research
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Family Planning Perspectives
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Carter vows veto if Senate drops gas price controls
President Carter warns he will veto upcoming natural gas legislation if it removes price controls. He pressed campaign ties with Martin Luther King Sr. and spoke at Black Caucus events in Washington and at churches, defending his record on Black voters while touring Virginia.
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Court weighs Bible reading in Florida schools
A 7 year legal battle over Bible readings and Christian virtue teaching in Orange County public schools returns to the 5th U S Circuit Court of Appeals. The panel hears from Florida officials and parents who argue school policies violate church-state separation and due process as 39 families sued since 1970.
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New Orleans
Florida
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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