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Loren to Stay in Canada for Eight Week Film Shoot
Italian film star Sophia Loren will remain in northern British Columbia for most of an eight week shoot of Jacants her first Canadian film. Principal location Cotton Ranch near Whiskey Creek supports the production.
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Ford and Reagan sit for Iowa fundraising dinner
In a first for their long presidential bids, Ford and Reagan will share a table at a $28 per plate testimonial in Des Moines. Iowa Republicans also begin naming their convention delegates tonight, reflecting a busy campaign moment in the state.
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Pa State In Brief Mixed AP Dispatches From Pennsylvania
A series of brief AP items report crimes and Bicentennial notes across Pennsylvania. A Jolnstyyn man faces murder sentencing for a Jan 4 barroom shooting. Two Pleasant Hills men await trial on a $4000 theft from a 10 county Bicentennial agency. A wagon train crossing the state was threatened by the James gang but remained unmolested under the leadership of Kane mayor Jesse James.
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Riots spread as South Africa unrest leaves many dead
Riots across the Johannesburg region and surrounding townships leave at least 58 dead and 788 injured. Police imposed a ban on outdoor gatherings as clashes spread to Alexandra Vosloorus and Natalapruit. Students at black universities faced police action amid roadblocks and arson attacks on buses and a beer hall.
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Girl Locked In Room For Four Years Freed By Police
A 16 year old girl was found emaciated and malnourished in a locked room in Long Beach California after escaping last spring and being returned by police. Her parents Randolph and Willie Johnson were charged with willful cruelty and faces trial. The sister who was 19 escaped months earlier and alerted authorities leading to the rescue.
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Hays to Quit Post as House Admin Chairman
Washington AP Rep Wayne Hays plans to relinquish the House Administration Committee chairmanship amid the payroll sex scandal involving Elizabeth Ray. He cites health and charges against him, and may seek reelection later. leadership expects a new chair to be nominated after his letter.
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Gasoline supplies viewed adequate for Bicentennial summer
Washington AP says Federal Energy Administration expects sufficient gasoline supplies this summer despite higher driving for Bicentennial events. FEA Administrator Frank Zarb urged efficiency, noting U.S. average price near 7.4 cents per gallon and a possible two cent rise. agency will act to curb excessive price increases if needed. FEA has ended gasoline controls and plans to adjust price controls as conditions warrant.
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Tax Cut Bill Nears Reality in Senate Action
Washington AP reports the Senate nears extending this year’s Individual tax cuts for 15 more months after tentative rejection of wiping out breaks for wealthy investors. A Senate vote may come today as the package, expiring July 1, faces possible partial permanency and a June 30 1977 sunset for remaining reductions. Finance Committee proposals aim to save government money and test effects before deciding on full permanency, tied to broader tax loophole reforms led by Long and Muskie.
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