Madrid narcotics bust tops country history
The assistant head of Spain's narcotics bureau Manuel Laguna Fernandez, 49, died after a car crash while rushing to Valencia to question a French couple linked to a record drug haul. Police said 259 pounds of pure heroin bound for the United States were seized from the couple's car. The suspects, Jean Pierre Pilatos, 35, and Marie Yvonne Huguet Carreford, 24, of Orange, France, were arrested along with 1.8 narcotics agents nearby. U.S. agents in Spain had tracked the limousine from Avignon to Spain. The heroin was valued at about 1.43 million, potentially fetching up to 40 million in the United States via Mexico.
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Madrid
UPT
Manuel Laguna Fernandez
Cuencia
Valencia
United States
Jean- Pierre Pilatos
Marie Yvonne Huguet Carreferd
Orange
France
U.S
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Spain
Avignon
Mexico
Civil Guard
Pilatos
Jean-Pierre
Pilates
René Montagnoli
Barcelona
Manila Navy base heist drives 12 suspects into custody
Police name 12 suspects including four patrolmen and a city official in the 50 000 robbery of American Express at Sangley Point naval base near Manila. A Marine officer and one bandit were killed after a 10 minute battle. 9 robbers fled aboard a Navy truck, leaving no money recovered.
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Manila
UPI
American Express Co
Sangley Point
U.S. Naval Base
Nnne
Oscar Pagoda
Cavite
Pageda
American Express Bank
Astockouts
James Flumpowski
Dalton
Plumpowski
Hig
Robert F. Gilman
Plumpowski Isier
Comfort trade needed to solve pollution ills
David Rockefeller urged a willingness to trade comfort for necessity to clean the U.S. environment. Speaking at St. John’s University he warned slowing production could harm growth but proposed paying for cleaner conditions from ongoing growth. He urged smaller cars, reduced detergents, less insecticide use, occasional mosquito bites, and using heavy appliances only at night to conserve power. He stressed public consensus, patience, and persistence over panic in tackling pollution.
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New York
UPL
David Rockefeller
Chase Manhattan Bank
U.S
St. John’s University
Queens
Rockefeller
Lost and Found notices flood Fremont area listings
A chaotic array of lost pets and rewards spans Fremont and nearby towns. Dogs and cats, including German Shepherd, Alaced Poodle, Brittany spaniel, and Siamese cat, are mentioned with contact numbers and rewards. Several entries reference neighborhoods like Center Square, Lake Cheteas, Newark, and Castro Valley, urging owners to call with locating details.
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Fremont
Reuian
Jamie
Nowa
Center Square
Ira Valley
Eden Distributors
Laser
Conrad
Knolls School
Brittany
Erate
Wil
Bob
Korner
Sagarcod
Lake Cheteas
Pomeramian
T&t
Grove Way
Browne Meeks
Aw Baywood
Lage Chabo
Bob's Sian
Aurador
Lake Parkmont Drive
Aedward
Colby Colle
Cora Mae
Ale Chow
Chow
Lynne
Rvington
Lake Area
Newark
South Haywara‘Union
Warm Springs
Southland
Collies
Missy
Juliet
Vic
Redwood
Castro Valley
Eden
Hay
Tost
Hesperlan
Sleepyhallow
Portsmouth
Cail
Dixon
Ares
Cedar
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U.S. Navy
Inateuil
Antyrnia
Banta Eoulogne
Mittellansour
Derk
Sal
Rendar Leon Res N
Harart Rentals
Siramen
Avent Rentals
Tinance Merchahoise Mann
Snpontunities
Musica Teettur
Musica Unley
Anca
Faulpmant Ma
Pal Dwalli
von Feully
Chicky & Rabbits
Indo
Peis
Remon
Tusky
Crattelas & Scoper
Ies
Union City
Fotar
Inaervicw
Lassie
Lost
Mission Ranch
Freemont
San Lorenzo
Amy
Alcoholics Anonymous
St. Hayward LS
Alameda County
Daly Review
Th Daily Review
ICS
Moffel Gilferson
Broadway
Oak
Leandro
Daily Review
ARGS
Wis
Swift Action Daily Review
ARGUS
Cal
Hayward
Mission Blvd
Hoase
Maiten
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