07 Nov 1977
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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1977
Page
1
In Phoenix, two men were convicted with two more sought in the Bolles case. Defense lawyers argued about excluded evidence while claims linked Emprise Ramcorp and Marley’s state racing commission influence surfaced. Closing remarks criticized Marley for blocking Bolles related reporting and a perceived vendetta over a commission appointment.
Don Bolles 47, renowned for a decade of Arizona corruption probes, was mortally wounded by a car bomb on June 2 1976 after receiving death threats. He died 11 days later following amputations. Adamson pleaded guilty to murder. Dunlap and Robison convicted of conspiracy to murder Bolles.
The Los Angeles Times notes an increase in politically driven executions in China under Hua Kuo-feng. A Kunming court list says 23 people were shot for counterrevolutionary activities, including distributing leaflets and forming organizations. The tally nears 200 since Hua took power and targeted radical rivals.
GOP chairman Charles W. King blames press coverage for overplaying the race as anti incumbent sentiment grows after May primaries. Voters dampen support for Lininger and Castro, widening momentum for Laos and Volgy with council control remaining possible after December 5.
President Carter praised environmentalists as allies and critics after signing a law protecting oceans from municipal sewage dumping after 1961. The measure bans ocean dumping of treated sewage and funds 6.5 million dollars for Commerce Department research on dumping effects.
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