Lerch Sentenced After Shooting Heist four terms
Robert Eugene Lerch, 18, pleaded guilty to four felonies in the May 20 holdup at Eneco station in Phoenix. Judge John P. Collins gave 15 to 20 years for armed robbery and 15 to 20 years for attempted murder to run concurrently, plus eight to ten years for forgery and four to five years for second degree burglary to run concurrently but consecutively to the robbery and murder terms. The total spans multiple counts with sentences to be served in Arizona State Prison. Lerch had faced 21 additional counts dropped after his guilty pleas. Suspects James Patrick Moreno and Robert B. Moore Jr. and two 17-year-olds remained.
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Thomas A. Mitchell Jr
Alice Vail Junior High School
Arizona State
Mitchell
Lee Garrett
Phoenix
Superior Court
John P. Collins
Robert Eugene Lerch
Arizona State Prison
Edward Alarcon
Collins
Lerch
Eneco
11Th Ave
Alarcon
Sle
Bernard Lesser
James Patrick Moreno
Calle Orion
Robert B. Moore, Jr
Pittsburgh
Judge Quashes Obstructing Justice Case Against Dr Fridena
Superior Court Judge Robert QO Boylston quashed charges of obstructing justice against Phoenix osteopath Dr Daniel Fridena. Defense attorney Phillip M Haggerty had moved to halt a jury trial, arguing the eviction writ used to oust Fridena from Phoenix Community Hospital was faulty.
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Robert QO
Boylston
Phoenix
Daniel Fridena
Phillip M. Haggerty
Fridena
Haggerty
Maricopa County
Phoenix Community Hospital
Tucson
Peace Group Denied College Stadium Use
A Phoenix College stadium permit was denied for a Sunday rock concert and peace festival tied to Vietnam Moratorium events. Bob McGowan, president of the student Peace Alliance, says informal approval was reversed for political reasons after an earlier nod.
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Phoenix
UPI
Phoenix College
Maricopa County
Peace Alliance
Bob McGowan
McGowan
John F. Prince
U.S
Vietnam
Clarke predicts global education via television and urban decline
Science fiction author Arthur Clarke told a UN sponsored conference of government experts from 100 countries that education could become worldwide through TV, cities may die, and the agricultural age may end. He noted traffic jams could persist for decades.
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PALUS
Arthur Clarke
Butle
Clarke
United Nations Eucational, Sci
Entific and Cultural Organization
Unesco
United States
Panther Raid Outcome Shapes Morning Search Tactics
Police reported 11 suspects detained in the raid, 5 treated for injuries including 3 gunshot wounds. Assistant Chief Houghton cited multiple conferences weighing early morning tactics. Two other Panther offices were raided without incident and 14 more arrests followed. Authorities consider federal and state scrutiny into the deaths of two Black Panther leaders in a Chicago raid. Lincoln Park patrols encountered threats as officers entered the Panther building.
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Robert Houghton
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