Ex-patient Donaldson wins damages over illegal confinement
Kenneth Donaldson, once confined for two decades at Florida State Hospital, secured a $20,000 judgment in Tallahassee against two doctors for illegal confinement without treatment. The case follows the 1978 Supreme Court ruling that unjust confinement violates the Constitution. Donaldson, now an author and lecturer, says the fight was about liberty and aiding others in similar plights.
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Higher summer water rates eyed by Tucson council
The Tucson City Council weighs a four stage rate plan to curb peak summer water demand. A Phoenix adviser notes bond markets remain active while debate centers on year round conservation versus summer restrictions and winter relief for residents. The plan could affect Tucson School District 1 under a contract that lowers industrial rates in exchange for capped wells.
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Carter weighs Adm Stansfield Turner for CIA post
President Carter considers Adm Stansfield Turner a former Naval Academy classmate to lead the CIA. Hamilton Jordan says Turner is under serious consideration alongside others as Carter plans a Cabinet meeting with possible press access and a first news conference tomorrow.
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FBI Probed Women's Liberation Groups for Years
The FBI acknowledged investigating women’s liberation groups for at least four years using informants from within the movements. Ordered by J Edgar Hoover against field bureau advice, the inquiries ended in 1973 with no criminal charges, The Times said citing FOIA data.
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Dust concerns drive swap meet zoning clash
County seeks controls over Tanque Verde swap meet under a harsher zoning rule. Officials say the site need not asphalt but must curb dust while keeping under observation. Residents urge Board of Supervisors action as sanitation admits limits on sewer hookup and two potential fines stand by.
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Rhodesia Guerrillas Kill Seven Missionaries at Musami
In Rhodesia seven white Catholic missionaries including four nuns were killed by black guerrillas at Musami 36 miles north of Salisbury. Two Jesuit priests and a Jesuit lay brother died along with four Dominican nuns. a fourth Jesuit was wounded. The attack drew condemnation from Archbishop Chakaipa who called for an end to violence and urged protection for the African people affected by the four year struggle.
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