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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1971

Page

3

Freewheeling couple in rent conflict depicted in New York

A young uncoupled couple J and K live in a rent controlled Manhattan apartment while unemployed or on welfare. They spurn bills, shoplift food and household items, and rely on public assistance and friends. They seek education loans, protest at federal buildings, and participate in a picket line against capitalism.

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Manson ordered Tate LaBianca murders claim disputed

Susan Atkins told her former lawyer Charles Manson ordered the Tate LaBianca killings but later repudiated and recanted that statement after a Pig Latin exchange with Manson. Attorney Richard Caballero testified, noting Atkins fired him two days later.

Los Angeles UPI Susan Atkins Charles Manson Tate-LaBianca Miss Atkins Richard Caballero Caballero Sonl Manson

New Title Awaits Theme At World Day Event

Educator Norman Smith addressed World Day of Danger at Wist United Methodist Church Albion, stressing society duty to handicapped children. Nine churches participated under Mrs. Laster Martin, with Church Women United sponsoring.

Albion Wist

Albion couple returns from California visit

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brandt of Loretta have returned from a month in Compton, California, to visit Mrs. Brandt's brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Barbee. Also returning with the Brandts was George Barbee of Gresham.

Albion Fred Brandt Loretta Compton Calif Brandt John Barbee Brandts George Barbee Gresham

Girl Scouts Battle Drug Abuse Initiative Emerges From Within

Girls Scouts lead anti drug programing starting with early levels. They initiate projects with adult guidance and seek approval from national headquarters. A Knoxville troop funded an Awareness House in Oak Ridge Tennessee and partnered with Blackman's Development Center and its B.O.L.B. offshoot to combat drugs.

Joan Hanauer New York UPI Knoxville Vann Oak Ridge Tenn Awareness House St. Scouts Magee Girls Scouts U.S.A Eadquarters Connell Washington Blackman’s Development Center B.O.L.B

Clear Dry Weather Across Much of Nation Bright Sunrise

United Press International reports cold dry conditions prevail nationwide with clear skies in the Northeast northern Rockies Plains and Pacific Northwest. Snow squalls linger in northeastern Ohio while Great Lakes gale warnings remain. Frost and freezing temps push into Florida and Georgia South Carolina. 70s and 80s appear in western Texas and southern New Mexico with bitter cold at Minnesota to Texas border.

United Press International Rockies Plains Pacific Northwest Ohio Great Lakes Michigan Florida Georgia South Carolina Appalachians Texas New Mexico Tig Minn Brownsville Tex

Col Richard Nicolls and the Rise of New York Horse Racing

Col Richard Nicolls, a key leader of the British assault that captured New Amsterdam in 1664 and renamed it New York, is credited with introducing organized horse racing to the colonies, shaping early colonial sport and social life.

United Press International Richard Nicolls New Amsterdan i 1664 New York Colonies

Radio transmitters fitted to foxes to curb rabies spread

In Europe WHO and FAO pilot a program attaching miniature radio collars to foxes captured in traps to map rabies transmission. The plan cites foxes as main carriers and suggests population reduction by den gas during cubs' birth weeks to eradicate the disease.

Geneva UPI Europe United Nations World Health Organization WHO Food and Agricultural Organization FAO West Germany Switzerland Latin America Poland

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