Old Farmer's Almanac predicts early winter start
New York United Press International reports the 184th edition of the Old Farmer's Almanac forecasts an early winter with wild starts to the season and milder days through January. It warns of heavy Pacific Coast rains, early snows from the Rockies to New England, blizzards in late February, then rains in late March and a dry April.
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New York
UPI
Old Farmer’s Almanac
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountains
New England
Robert B. Thomas
Dublin
N.H
U.S
Death on porno screen not fake
New York police investigate circulation of eight snuff or slasher films showing actual murder and dismemberment of an actress. Viewers reportedly pay up to 200 dollars for private screenings. authorities say films likely shot abroad, possibly Argentina, with prosecutions under obscenity laws and jurisdiction issues.
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New York
UPI
Joseph Horman
Police Department
Organized Crime Control Bureau
Horman
Underworld
Herman
Latin America
Argentina
Campaign personnel scouted in New Hampshire for 1976 rivals
Negotiations for key GOP campaign staff in the early third 1976 presidential contest unfold as Ford and Reagan campaigns vie for local talent. White House advance teams have circulated in New Hampshire for weeks, with potential committee announcements looming. Support shifts among moderates and conservatives shape who backs Ford or Reagan ahead of the February primary.
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Concord
N.H
UPI
GOP
Ford
California
Ronald Reagan
Senate
New Hampshire
White House
Reagan
John Sears
Louis C. Wyman
Terun Senate
John A. Durkin
Meldrim Thomson
Cau
Cus
James Cleveland
R-N.h
Norris Cotton
Congress
Cleveland
Alf Jacobson
New London
House
George Roberts
R-Gilmanton
Hugh Gregg
Nashua
Gregg
Stewart Lamprey
Lamprey
San Diego judge says castration required for life terms
Two sex offenders, Joseph A. Kenner and Paul R. De La Haye, face life in prison after state psychiatrists found therapy unlikely to help. Judge Douglas R. Woodworth imposed indefinite sentences but offered probation if castration occurred, though multiple surgeons refused, fearing malpractice suits and consent questions. A third offender, James Wesley Goebel, disappeared while seeking the operation.
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San Diego
UPI
Superior Court
Douglas
R. Woodworth
Joseph A. Kenner
Paul R. de la Haye
James Wesley Goebel
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Weatherstrip
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Disston
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ARROW
Boss
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Depot Street
Bennington
Lufkin
Leon
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