Appeals Court rejects Lorton inmate flight claim
The 4th U S Circuit Court of Appeals turned down Haziel Dozier's appeal claiming he did not try to escape when found in a garbage truck at Lorton Reformatory. Dozier had been convicted of escape, with others corroborating his story, and the court found insufficient circumstantial evidence to overturn the conviction.
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Richmond
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Lorton Reformatory
Haziel Dozier
Appeals Court
Lorton
Dozier
Carter Criticizes U.S. Steel Price Increase
President Carter voiced concern over U S Steel Corp price hikes of 6 percent on structural steel and 7 percent on tin mill steel arguing the move undermines anti inflation efforts. Officials noted the broader risk of higher steel costs feeding into rising prices.
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Washington
Carter
U.S. Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
Schultze
Just Exchange of Presents Mandel Says Gifts Were Exchange
Baltimore AP report states Gov. Marvin Mandel defended gifts and trips valued at about 357000 as a long standing exchange of presents with old friends. Prosecutors argue the items were payoffs for Mandel to help codefendants advance race track interests in 1972.
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Baltimore
Marvin Mandel
Mandel
Dale Hess
Hess
Power outage hits 2500 Potomac Edison customers
A lightning strike damaged the East Winchester Substation at Greenwood Crossroads causing a 5:30 p.m. outage to about 2,500 Potomac Edison customers in Winchester and northern Frederick County. Service was restored by 11 p.m. with transformer replacement planned today.
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Potomac Edision Co
Irvine Cather Jr
Southern
East Winchester
Greenwood Crossroads
Cather
Winchester
Frederick County
Rt. 7
Nichols
Sri Lankan election shocks world as Jayewardene wins landslide
In Sri Lanka, United National party leader Junius Richard Jayewardene defeats Prime Minister Sirimavo Bandaranaike with 128 of 168 seats. Bandaranaike loses most cabinet members as Felix Bandaranaike also goes down. In the U S, District II CWA members authorize a strike against Bell System and AT T, with 92 percent voting in favor and final national tally due July 25.
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Colombo
Sri Lanka
United National Party
Sirimavo Bandaranaike
Jayewardene
Washington
Communication Workers of America
Bell System
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
District II
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Delaware
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
CWA
The Weather Tomorrow Sunny and Mild
Northern Valley issued a fair and cooler night with lows near 60. Saturday looks sunny with highs in the 80s and lows around 60 to 70. Extended outlook calls for mainly fair conditions through Sunday to Tuesday with possible thunderstorms Monday afternoon or night and becoming warmer and more humid before cooling Tuesday.
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Northern Valley Fair
Virginia
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Virginia News
Newport News
United Steelworkers of America
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co
Steelworkers’ Union
Henry D. Garnett
Garnett
L. Lee Johnson
Roanoke
Sybil Tinsley
Terri Lynn Bartlett
Norfolk
Miss Tinsley
Virginia Commonwealth University
Miss Bartlett
William and Mary
Cheriton
Kellam Distributing Co
Lucius Kellam III
Texico
Cape Charles
Tom Farlow
Kellam
Richmond, Va
Medical College of Virginia
James P. Sernick
Willow Grove
Sernick
Chicago
MCV
Richard Lower
Arthur F. Gay
Washington, D.C
Jeannie Alexander
Bertel R. Anderson
Hoto
J. Miles Cary
Charles L. Schultze
Charlie's Angels
Emma Hudspeth
Ada Tunsted
Issaquah, Wash
Labor Department
U.S. District Court
All Area Power
Irv Kovens
Kovens
Barbara
R. Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
Goldie E. Clark
Anna M. Bennett
A.m
Mr. Louis J. Pike
Agi
Bernard F. Groves
S. Braddock St
Omps Funeral Home
William Gopallawa
Junius Richard Jayewardene
India
Mrs. Bandaranaike
Sri Lanka Freedom Party
Felix Bandaranaike
Service Sommer
New Mexico
Plains
Minnesota
Middletown
Clarke County
Front Royal Fire
Front Royal
Roosevelt Blvd
Church of God Ladies Auxiliary
Montgomery
Country Bargain Store
South
Loudoun St
Gospel Records
T.V
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