Charlottesville man charged in bank robbery arrest
A 32-year-old Charlottesville man, Harry Maurice Wicks, was arrested minutes after allegedly robbing the Long Street Branch of Virginia National Bank. Police say he fled with over $3,000 and was captured in a basement apartment near the bank. He is held at Albemarle County Charlottesville jail.
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Charlottesville
Long Street
Virginia National Bank
Harry Maurice Wicks
Wicks
Albermarle County
Professor Sought in $4.1 Million Heathrow Robbery
Scotland Yard sought Stephen Patrick Raymond and an accomplice after five strongboxes with cash from American and international banks were stolen at Heathrow Airport. Raymond, nicknamed the Professor for his education and dress, had 15 prior convictions including armed robbery. A Purolator courier team allegedly helped load the boxes, and a Raymond-owned car was found near the airport.
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London
Heathrow
Scotland Yard
Stephen Patrick Raymond
Yard
Raymond
Professor
Plater Services Ltd
C. Ie
Purolator
British Airways
The
Sun
America
Florence Desmond
Americans jailed in Mexico report abuse and protests
Sixty one Americans arrested in Mexico this year have been physically abused, some with cattle prods, the State Department says. Deputy Assistant Secretary Luers and official Walentynowicz testified that mistreatment continues and conditions remain deplorable despite protests.
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Washington
Mexico
State Department
William H. Luers
Luers
Leonard Walentynowicz
Bureau of Security and Consular Affairs
Walentynowicz
House International Relations
Department
Bureau of Inter- American Affairs
Goldwater Endorses Ford in RNC Letter
Goldwater sent Tuesday a letter to Republican delegates endorsing President Ford at the upcoming convention in Kansas City. He recalled his earlier stance with Gov. Reagan on Panama and said he now must take the final step to back Ford.
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Goldwater
Kansas City
Reagan
Panama
Ford
Okay sir I’m going to give you oxygen and monitor you
Details from a hospital episode describe emergency response to a heart attack. The ambulance arrives at the hospital and Dr. Donald McNeil along with four nurses assess Stoddart. They hook him to IV and monitors as Dr. McNeil begins external chest compressions.
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Donald McNeil
Stoddart
McNeil
Dr. McNeil
Balloonist debate and medical mock drill amid East Side stay
The balloonist Thomas remains missing as the flight crew stays in a Manhattan apartment awaiting a call. In a separate scenario, George Stoddart recovers in a simulated heart attack drill led by Dr. McNeil and nurses, highlighting emergency steps and the value of CPR.
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Europe
Nick Grande
East Side
Manhattan
Debates Over Pretrial Restraints Clash With Press Freedom
Burger notes Nebraska case limits on prior restraint while press freedom raises concerns about fair trials. The piece tracks a long feud between Sixth Amendment rights and First Amendment protections, referencing the Manson case and past ag orders since 1966 when the Sheppard reversal highlighted prejudicial publicity.
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Burger
Nebraska
Los Angeles
U.S
San Francisco
William T. Farr
Los Angeles Herald-Examiner
Farr
Susan Atkins
Charles Manson
Sharon Tate
Supreme Court
Sam Sheppard
Cleveland Osteopath
Manila gift rumor links Prince Charles to Philippine cruiser
An unidentified Philippine admirer sent Prince Charles a $30,000 28 foot sea going cruiser as a gift. The boat’s builder and auto racer Eddie Marcelo discuss possible ties to President Marcos while noting no confirmation of purchase. Weather sections forecast showers and cooler conditions across Manila and surrounding areas with extended weekend improvement.
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Manila
The
Philippines
Prince Charles of
England
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Eddie Marcelo
Marcelo
Marcos
Telephone booth calls may cost 25 cents says AT T chair
AT T chairman John deButts says local calls from phone booths could rise to 25 cents in the future. He notes current basic charges at 20 cents in 10 states and 15 cents in four states, with Louisiana still at a nickel. He cites uncertain prospects for rate increases.
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Washington
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
At&t
Louisiana
John deButts
U.S. News & World Report
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Ethel M. Clevenger
Jones Funeral Home
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Omps Funeral Nome
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Smalts Florists, Inc
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S. Braddock St
United States
Elizabeth Taylor
Jimmy Carter
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
New York
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Thomas
Michigan
New York City
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Gibson
Stoddedart
the Heart Association
George Stoddart
Stonewall Ruritan
Clearbrook
Shenandoah Valley
Grace Youth Camp
Peter Stephens
Amherst Street
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Rockies
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Papua
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S.S. Weser
Prince Charles, Prince of Wales
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Eddie Crowder
Jim Vickers
John Mudrak
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