Beverly Hills Judge Dismisses Lasser Cocaine Charge
Municipal Court in Beverly Hills dismissed cocaine possession charges against Lauren Lasser, star of Mary Hartman Mary Hartman, after she completed a six month psychiatric counseling program. Police found a vial of the drug in her purse during her May 1 arrest following a boutique dispute. Ellen Corby of the Waltons began physical and speech therapy after a stroke on November 10. at Cedar Sinal Medical Center in Los Angeles she can walk and receive visitors.
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TV violence boycott urged by Pennsylvania official
John Pittenger Pennsylvania secretary of education urged the National PTA to lead a boycott of violent TV shows. He told eight regional hearings that parents must refuse to watch such programming and use authority to limit children's viewing. An opposing witness said programming has improved with better control at home.
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Casket breaks during funeral prompting suit in New York
Norman and Frances O’Bryan sue funeral home and coffin maker after their son George, 77, fell through a casket bottom during burial in December 1973. They allege Mrs. O’Bryan suffered a complete mental breakdown and remain unable to work.
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Teachers See Parent and Pupil Apathy as Top Problem
NEA survey of 1500 members finds apathy by parents and indifferent students as the leading classroom issues. Teachers cite too little parent support as top discipline problem, with lack of student motivation and noninstructional duties also among the primary concerns.
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Newsmen coax gunmen into freeing hostages
Two gunmen who held three women during an attempted robbery surrendered after negotiations with Chicago newsmen Russ Ewing and Gus Savage. Hostages were freed unharmed. Gunmen and a policeman were wounded. Shelton and Carver, both Chicago residents, were identified.
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Kidnapping suspect arrested linked to Antioch girl case
Antioch police said a suspected kidnapper was arrested after a missing Antioch girl, 11 or 12, vanished Monday afternoon and was found safe Tuesday night across Contra Costa County. The girl was recovered with 34-year-old Louis Quérez of Richmond, who faced questioning.
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Richmond Police Halt Suspected Kidnap Car After Pursuit
Police chased a suspected kidnap vehicle in Richmond after it rammed two patrol cars. Two officers were slightly injured. Fresquez remained in custody for kidnapping investigation as William and Joyce Snelson were reunited with their daughter, per Antioch police Lt. Glurn Blomseth.
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Inquisitive Wife Triggers Court Admission Review
A wife’s probing questions lead to scrutiny of a court admission test. Loren Hicks state Court Administrator reports a test number mix up that prompted recall and reapproval. Surens Jolink now has legal counsel as the exam is regraded in February.
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New Russian missile focus signals fifth generation weapons
Washington sources say the Soviet Union is developing a fifth generation intercontinental missile to follow present models. Indications from intelligence reports point to greater accuracy and higher payloads, with possible mobile launchers, challenging U S strategic superiority amid ongoing SALT talks and arms limits. The United States begins early stages of its MX program, aimed for service in the 1960s if approved by Congress.
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Snow Envelops Rescue Efforts After Strong Earthquake
Survivors of Turkey's 7.6 quake face new snowstorms and cold as search parties and troops probe for a missing convoy delivering tents and supplies. In Muridye and Caldiran, mass graves mark the toll of the disaster that left thousands homeless and flattened 130 villages.
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