Court weighs upholding nude dancing ruling in Sacramento bar
The Stake Court weighs pleas after the May 13 decision by the Third District Court of Appeals striking down three Sacramento ordinances that banned topless and bottomless entertainment. The case involves Clarencé Reynalds and The Fig Leaf. The high court also prepares arguments in Crow Nauer versus Orange County over topless dancing in public venues.
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Orange County
Powell confirms, Rehnquist faces tougher Senate battle
In Washington the Powell confirmation proceeds with 89 votes in favor. Rehnquist, nominated to succeed Harlan, faces strong opposition from Bayh and liberal critics over civil liberties records. Mansfield aims for Wednesday vote while Bayh hints at delays to present a full case. Powell said the near unanimity alarms him and Rehnquist inquiry continues. Powell expressed gratification at the 89 to 1 Senate approval and avoided committing on judicial aims.
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D B Cooper Letters Haunt West Coast Newspapers
A note signed D B Cooper arrived at the Las Vegas Sun, mailed from Henderson Nevada. The card used clipped words from papers and praised the hijacker who vanished with $200000 after parachuting from a Northwest Airlines 727.
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False ambulance hides hashish haul seized in Torrance
Federal narcotics agents halted a camper painted as a Red Cross vehicle and shipping from India after discovering 300 pounds of hashish hidden in a false ceiling. Owner Ernst Lixfeld and his wife Terri Lynn were arrested as authorities tied the case to a second major Los Angeles area seizure in two months.
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Torrance Police Adopt Four Day 38-Hour Week
Torrance Police Department to implement a 38 hour four day work week for about 130 officers with a five percent pay raise. The plan makes a 9 hour day standard, a rarity among U S police forces, and follows a three year contract after a lawsuit over bargaining practices was settled.
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Grand jury debate in Kent State disorder trial
Ravenna Ohio UPI reports Mary Helen Nicholas a Kent State sophomore faces trial in Portage County Common Pleas on interfering with a fireman during May 1970 campus clashes. The case follows the earlier guilty plea of Thomas Foglesong Akron man not a student at Kent State, who seeks probation on a charge tied to the ROTC building destruction.
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Second Liverpool quint dies at Alder Hey Hospital
A second of the quintuplets born in Liverpool died at Alder Hey Children's Hospital. The remaining surviving boy was still ill but holding his own, while two other sisters were in good condition at Liverpool Maternity Hospital with their mother Grace Brown. One boy died earlier at Alder Hey.
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Rediscovered Titian portrait of Henian princes found in England
Art historian Michael Jaffe reports a three quarter length, life size painting of two young likely princes, aged eight and seven, in an English country house. He reasons the 1644 work shows Giorgio Melchiorre and Francesco Santo da Pesaro, last seen in 1883 at the Royal Scottish Academy. Value not estimated.
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Royal Scottish Academy
Kentucky appoints 49th governor with Ford oath
Gov Wendell H Ford was sworn in as Kentucky's 49th governor in a ceremony signaling a return of Democratic leadership. The event, held in Frankfort, featured Lt Gov Julian M Carrall and Ford, an Owensboro insurance agent, taking the oath amid private home ceremonies.
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Kentucky
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Evacuations of Women From Suez Canal Cities Begin
Officials in Cairo reported women residents along the Suez Canal from Port Said Ismailia and Suez City and nearby western Gulf coast towns were being evacuated as new Middle East hostilities loom. Wartime evacuations were set to start the first week of December.
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United Nations votes on Israel refugee actions
The General Assembly adopted three resolutions on Israel and Palestinian refugees. One resolution urged immediate return of displaced Palestinians and halting displacement in Gaza. The measures passed 79 to 4 with the United States abstaining on some and Israel opposing. About 1.5 million Palestinians live in Gaza under UNRWA care, many refugees since 1948.
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