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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1977

Page

4

Sturgis charges dismissed in New York case

Frank Sturgis, once linked to Watergate, had bribery and coercion charges dropped for lack of proof after a House Assassinations hearing. Assistant DA Alan Broomer said Marita Lorenz’s tapes showed no threats, and Judge Edwin Torres agreed. Lorenz, a former CIA agent and alleged Castro associate, had claimed threats and attempted poisoning connections.

New York UPI Frank Sturgis Alan Broomer Manhattan

Panel to probe gripes about kick tail skateboard makers

Washington reports the International Trade Commission will investigate patent claims by Los Angeles entrepreneur Richard Stevenson who holds a 1970s kick tail patent. He alleges U S and foreign manufacturers copy the design and seeks a ban on kick tail skateboards from Taiwan and Mexico. The industry cites rapid growth and a 2 billion yearly market as ITC weighs the case with a mid next year deadline.

Washington UPI Edad W Unite Be Atmaties ITC Inserf Ats Aos Angeles Richard Stevenson Stevenson Uacturers TTC United States Taiwan Horburgs Mexico Donald Jxwan

Mystery Tunguska Blast Could Be Alien Spacecraft

Soviet physicist Alexei Zolotov told Turist magazine that the 1908 Tunguska explosion in central Siberia remains uncertain as meteorite or comet. He proposed the event might have been an artificial body from another world, citing nuclear-like reactions and radioactivity indicators. The body was estimated 58 by 80 yards, with witnesses noting luminosity changes and a vast shock that shattered windows and felled horses. Investigators found no crater or meteorite fragments, and further research is urged to determine the true nature of the Tunguska event.

Moscow UPI Siberia Washington Alexei Zolotov Turist Zolotov Sie Zolotiv

Actress Nanette Fabray suffers brain stem concussion

LOS ANGELES UP L) Actress Nanette Fabray remains affected by a severe brain stem concussion her spokesman said she will not resume work for at least several weeks. Fabray, admitted Monday to Cedars Sinai Medical Center after a knock, is steadily improving but faces a residual deficit and a continued slow recovery.

Los Angeles UPL Nanette Fabray la Sill Misa Fabray Cedars-Sinai Medical Center

Trial date set for Harrises in Hearst kidnapping case

Harrises OURLAND et al face trial in California on 18 counts tied to Miss Hearst kidnapping and related crimes. William and Emily Harris, once connected with the SLA, were indicted after Hearst’s 1974 Berkeley abduction, with hearings held in California courts as Lindsay seeks pretrial motions. Emily Harris awaits transfer from Frontera prison as Brant jury weighs charges including assault with a deadly weapon.

Ourland Et Spe Alan Lindsay William Emily Harris Ocean Bern Ieee Eax Hassle Symbionese Liberation Army Lindsey Fat California Supreme Court California EEE A Cae Jordan Brant Lindsay Harris Miss Hearst Berkeley Steven Weed Cinque"’ DeFreeze SLA Los Angele Misa Hearst Harrices University of Indiana San Francisco Hartines Los Angeles

Ethics panel clears O'Neill of allegation

The House Ethics Committee released a letter stating no evidence supports claims that Tongsun Park paid Speaker Thomas O'Neill's rent. O'Neill and Rep. Edward Boland showed canceled checks proving they paid the apartment themselves. The inquiry also involved potential influence by Park and the Korean government on Capitol Hill.

Washington API House Ethics Committee Thomas O'Neill Thay Tongsun Park O'Neill Edward Bolum Mass Park Ethics Committee Mater Boland Justice Department Capitol Hill C Cash Seoul Cacaligutrs I Jracy Benjamin Civiletti Hon Park Gilet

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