friday, march 11, 1977
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By The Associated Press
news digest
Terrorists
Washington-The leader of Black Muslims flew to
Washington Thursday where machete-wielding terrorists,
bent on revenge against him and others they blame for a
1973 mass murder, held more than 100 hostages,
threatening to chop off their heads. A Muslim spokesman
said Wallace Muhammad had come to the nation's capital
from Chicago to meet with its mayor, Walter Washington,
and possibly assist in negotiations with the members of
a rival sect. Kanafi Moslem terrorists took over three
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buildings Wednesday, killing one man and injuring a dozen
others. Their key demand was retribution - "justice by
the sword" against Wallace Muhammad, other muslim
officials including heavyweight boxing champion
Muhammad Ali, and trigermen whom they blame for the
1973 murders of seven Hanafishere.
Legal myth
Des Moines-An attorney for two American Beef
Packer offlcals told the Iowa Supreme Court Thursday
,the state is trying to build a criminal case from "a legal
myth." "It's a classic situation of the state trying to make
a crime out of the facts when the facts do not represent
a crime," said attorney Thomas J. Cahill. Cahill represents
former AP3 president Frank West and associate Robert
E. Lee. AP3 is based in Omaha. At issue is Story County
District Court decision to dismiss conspiracy and misre
presentation indictments handed down by the
Pottawattamie grand jury against West and Lee.
Bill advances
Legislation stiffening minimum fines for po sussing
marijuana in small amounts but relaxing arrest procedures,
in such cases won advancement to the Unicameral floor
Thursday. The Judiciary Committee voted 5-3 to advance
Neligh Sen. John DeCamp's LB 187. Fayoring advance
ment were Sens. Wally Barnett of Lincoln, Cal Carsten of
Avoca, Ernest Chambers of Omaha, Larry Stoney of
Omaha and William Nichol of Scottsbluff. Opposed were
Sens. Sam Cullan of Hemingford, Barry Reutzel of
Fremont and Pat Venditte of Omaha. The bill began as a
measure to relax arrest procedures in minor marijuana
cases through citations and to provide for wiping the slate
clean of such a record after certain circumstances are met
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