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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1971

Page

5

Smith Admits Slaying After 14 Years on Death Row

Edgar H. Smith Jr. freed from Death Row after pleading no defense to the 1957 murder of 15 year old Victoria Zielinski in Bergen County. He stated the admission was necessary for freedom after long jail time and failed appeals. The judge sentenced him to 25 to 30 years with credit for time served and probation.

Hackensack Edgar H. Smith Jr Smith Superior Court Morris Pashman Victoria Zielinski Bergen County Pashman South Mr. Smith Victoria

Wreck Claims Tapir on U S 15 in Maryland

Thurmont Maryland. Robert Troxell hit a large animal that jumped onto U S 15 thinking it was a cow. State police later identified the carcass as a South American tapir.

Thurmont, Md Robert Troxell U.S. 15

Georgia Democrats adopt new plan for national convention delegates

Georgia Democratic leaders approve a system where four delegates and three alternates per congressional district are elected by party members. Winners then elect the remaining 13 delegates and seven alternates, with at large seats retained to ensure minority and youth representation. State Rep Julian Bond supports more public delegate election but is overruled.

Atlanta. Ga Georgia Jimmy Carter Charles Kirbo Democratic Democratic National Committee Tions Julian Bond Kirbo Bond

Haircut Rule Approved for New Mexico Police

The New Mexico Police Board approved a regulation requiring state police officers to keep hair neat clean trimmed and well groomed. The rule bans hair touching the ear or extending below the shirt collar.

Santa Fen M The New Mexico Police Board

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