Chicago 7 contemnors freed without jail sentence
Four defendants and attorney William Kunstler were freed by Judge Edward F. Gignoux who noted no jail term was needed after contempt verdicts. Gignoux criticized Judge Julius Hoffman and prosecutors from the 1969 trial. Dellinger Hoffman Rubin were each found guilty on counts of contempt, up to six months possible, while other charges were acquitted. The group was cleared of the 1968 indictment alleging incitement during the Democratic National Convention week in Chicago.
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Chicago
Chicago 7
Edward F. Gignous
U.S. District Court
William M. Kunstler
David T. Dellinger
Abbie Hoffman
Jerry Rubin
Gignoux
U.S. Dist
Julius J. Hoffman
Dellinger
Land Exchange Notice Seeks Federal Forest Land Swap
The Department of crest Service announces an offer by Ansam Insurance Company of Arizona under Trust 5805 to exchange private land in Pima and Gila counties for National Forest land within the Coronado and Prescott Forests. The proposed swap, involving Catalina No. 2 mineral patent and surrounding parcels, requires bona fide objections by December 7, 1973, to be filed with the Regional Forester in Albuquerque.
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Ansam Insurance Company of
Arizon
Arizona
Robert J. Fei
Jean M. Fernandez
Catalina
Pima County
Gila and
Salil
Meridian
Coronational Forest
Sanwis
Fee
Glia
Salt River Meridian
Prescot Forest
Gclong
Mexico
N Rober
Bally Star
Daily Citizen
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