Longet Charged with Felony Manslaughter in Sabich Shooting
Claudine Longet, accompanied by ex-husband Andy Williams, faces a felony manslaughter charge in the shooting death of former pro skier Vladimir Spider Sabich. A June 8 preliminary hearing was set after she posted a 5000 bond. a diary was ordered kept confidential.
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Andy Williams
Vladimir “Spider” Sabich
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Spider Sabich
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Tucker
George Lohr
Lohr
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Colorado
Charles Weedman
Los Angeles
Weedman
Officials rebuked for taking Rockwell invites
Air Force Secretary Thomas Reed admonished 22 officials for accepting hunting invitations from Rockwell International Corp. Raising the total reprimanded to 62 defense officials. Other briefs note ABC-TV signing Kedd Foxx for 1977 78 season and Kissinger warning over ocean regulation treaty urgency.
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Rockwell International Corp
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Barbara Walters
NBC
Kedd Foxx
Spy career ends in firing after foreign registration
James Sattler a Washington based political scientist and East German spy admitted on a government form to espionage activities. He registered with the Justice Department on March 23 and was later fired by the Atlantic Council where he consulted on East West trade and military reductions. Sattler, 37, said he was paid about 15000 dollars and decorated by East Germany for nine years of pass information to East German agents. He said his recruitment began in 1967 by an agent named Rolf connected to the Warsaw Treaty Organization.
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NATO
Philippine Air Lines hijackers head toward Libya from Manila
A PAL jet with three Moslem hijackers and 12 hostages refueled in Kota Kinabalu and planned to fly to Libya via Kuala Lumpur Bangkok Karachi Bahrain and Cairo. The hijackers demanded 300000 and four prisoners, later releasing all hostages unharmed.
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Today’s Index Grouch Defined as Sure About Self
A Retrobook note humorously defines a grouch as a man who sizes up himself and stays convinced, reflecting a wry, terse observer voice. Copysant.
Harris Withdraws From Campaign For Democratic Nomination
Former Oklahoma Senator Fred Harris announced his withdrawal from national campaigning for the Democratic presidential nomination citing insufficient funds and public interest. He will remain a candidate for uncommitted delegates at the July convention, having ended his primary effort after a Pennsylvanian focus and a sixth withdrawal among major contenders.
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Oklahoma
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Iowa House backs 245 million education funding bill
A Des Moines Iowa house subcommittee led by Rep Wally Horn approved a 245.3 million education appropriation for the July 1 fiscal year up from 238.7 million approved by the senate. The plan includes 177.2 million for Regents institutions and 114 million for the higher education facilities commission with funds for grants and scholarships and a 1.1 million state bonus board and 686000 for the blind commission.
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Vinton
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State Educational Television Facility Board
State Bonus Board
State Commission For the Blind
New Cost Estimates Delay Food Stamp Reform Vote
Senate debate on a Dole McGovern food stamp reform bill stalls as new cost estimates raise potential program costs. Sen Allen warns a higher price tag could trigger a veto, while officials clash with budget office figures. The measure would cut coupon charges from 27.5 percent to 25 percent of net income.
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R-Kan
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D-Ga
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