Manson Plans For Trial Could Include Escape Plots
Los Angeles AP report outlines Charles Manson 35 facing Tate murders using jail library access three daily calls and up to nine hours a day for defense work. He may finance defense from royalties while cross examining witnesses in a looming nightmare trial. Watson and Krenwinkel seek extradition efforts face opposition. Watson from Texas argues unfair trial due to pretrial publicity. Krenwinkel's lawyer sues to block return to California from Mobile Alabama.
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Family Jam Inc
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Texas
Watson
California
Susan Atkins
Tate
Mobile
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UA Coed Finalist For Maid Of Cotton Crown
Twenty finalists from cotton producing states faced judges in Memphis for the 1970 Maid of Cotton selection. Among them was Lindy Stearman of Phoenix a University of Arizona senior. The winner will debut at the Cotton Bowl on New Year’s Day then tour 37 cities and later film a Rome fashion story.
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UPI
Lindy _ ‘Stearman
Phoenix
University of Arizona
Cathy Muirhead
Denton
Tex
Dallas
New York
United States
Canada
Rome
Dealers To Publicize Car Safety Facts In Showrooms
Federal requirement makes safety performance data for 1970 automobile models available in dealers’ showrooms starting Thursday. The National Highway Safety Bureau notes variations in formats and groupings by model and body style, making direct cross manufacturer comparisons difficult. The data cover braking, acceleration in passing, and reserve load, with manufacturers adding warning notes to the information.
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Transportation
National Highway Safety Bureau
Wife Kidnapped From Editor's Home In London
The wife of Alex McKay editor of News of the World vanished from their suburban house. Police said a ransom was telephone demanded and launched a nationwide search for Muriel McKay, 95. McKay, deputy chairman of the paper, returned home to find the front door ajar as investigators pursued clues.
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Muriel ‘McKay
Alex McKay
News
McKay
World population limit may reach eight billion says biologist
Boston AP report cites Dr. Barry Commoner of Washington University warning the world cannot support more than eight billion people by 2000. He urges Americans to cut living standards and share wealth with less developed nations to avoid civilization collapse due to food limits and escalating pollution.
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Barry Commoner
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Commoner
Center For the Biology of Natural Systems
Washington University
St. Louis
Dr. Commoner
Pollution Charged Copper Mines Sued Over Air Pollution
Arizona State University professors Mark Reader and Albert J. Mayer lead a Maricopa County suit against Magma Copper, Inspiration Consolidated Copper, Ray Mines/Kennecott, and American Smelting for 2 billion dollars. The action seeks injunctions to halt operations unless smog controls are installed, and seeks 1 billion dollars each in punitive and negligence damages.
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Arizona State University
Mark Reader
Albert J. Mayer
Maricopa County
Magma-Superior Copper Co
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co
Ray Mines Division
Kennecott Copper Corp
American Smelting and Refining Co
Salt River Valley
Reader
Mayer
Star of Bethlehem questioned by Christmas comet report
An astronomer at the American Museum-Hayden Planetarium says the Christmas Eve sighting of Comet Tago-Sato-Kosaka does not explain the Star of Bethlehem. He notes no comet was recorded at Jesus’ birth and that the comet, discovered October 1969, will fade in February while becoming visible in the southern United States and later nationwide. Dr. Kenneth L. Franklin adds that naked eye comets appear every decade or two.
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American Museum-Hayden — Planetarium
Star of Bethlehem
Kenneth L. Franklin
Jesus
Tago-Sato-Kosaka
Australia
United States
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A compact list of across and down crossword clues with numbered entries and brief prompts for answers across categories like plants, objects, and expressions. Includes hints such as Caledonian, Gill's nickname, and various defined terms across and down to guide solver entries.
Mackey Wins Six Month Delay in Trial
John P. Mackey a Tucson real estate appraiser and former attorney charged with 17 counts of theft by embezzlement won a six month postponement of his Superior Court trial. The Jan 20 date was moved to July to allow more defense preparation. He is accused of taking about 17000 from the estate of the late Father John Patrick DeVane.
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John P. Mackey
Tucson
Mackey
Robert Stubbs
Richard N. Boylston
John Patrick DeVane
Skydivers Plan New Year Jump With Giant Diapers
Three skydivers in Vancouver plan a New Year’s Day parachute into English Bay wearing oversized diapers bearing the banner 1970. The stunt marks the Polar Bear Club’s 0th anniversary, whose members take winter dips in the cold water.
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English Bay
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