Son Evicts Parents From Family Home In Seattle
In Seattle a son, Sgt. T. J. Rhodes Jr., obtained a court eviction of his parents from a $50,000 house. The elder Rhodes and his wife left with only photos of their son, while the son claimed ownership in court. The parents secured a brief stay but were ultimately ousted.
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Tom Rhodes SR
Seattle
UPI
Tom Rhodes
T. J. Rhodes Jr
T. J. Rhodes
Mrs. Rhodes
Rhodes Sr
Robert Lindquist
King County Police
Rhodes
Witness cites bullet holes in Moreno shirt at campus killings
Alameda County expert testified two bullet holes were found in patrolman Fred Moreno’s shirt from the night Sgt. Stanley Henney and Officer Gary Hart were killed. Bullets from Hart’s gun and near Henney’s body matched Moreno’s service revolver, with heated motions over admissibility of evidence.
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LYNN HOFF _ HAYWARD
Fred Moreno
Alameda County
Era Tab
Anthony Sprague
Moreno
Stanley Henney
Gary Hart
California State University
Hayward
Sprague
Lore
Hart
Ing
Kenney
Henney
Cal State Police
Headra
Ee Dames
Carl West Anderson
Michael Cardoza
Cal State
Wesley Clark
Clark
Big money shifts mayoral race with paid campaign help
Local campaigns move from volunteers to paid teams as mayoral contenders consider spending up to $20,000 each before the April 11 municipal election. Incumbent Mayor Dene Weinreb may hire a professional campaign manager amid plans for costly advertising and volunteers, contrasting with her 1974 race that spent about $5,861.
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Rich Riggs
Hayward
Dene Weinreb
Afer
Matt Jimenez
Jimenez
Weinrel
Jer
Mall
Weinreb Sald
Wenreb
Weinreb
I Bel
Campaig
Leo Val
Howell
Unsueh
Ten survive forced landings on Antarctic ice near McMurdo
Ten aboard two helicopters endured a three day ordeal after forced landings during a resupply mission on the Hass Sea ice. One group sheltered in a hut at Marble Point while another crew huddled on the edge of the ice pack with emergency rations and zero injuries. Both aircraft were eventually recovered at McMurdo Station.
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Mcmurdo. Antarctica
Apt
Antarctica
Hass Sea
McMurdo
Antarctic
Sam Feola
Camarilla
Galif
Gown
Morehead City
N.C
Feolh
Marble Point
Brown
Ken Mathews
Auckland
New Zealand
Rod Law
Knoxville
Tenn
Smotwands
Feola
Mathews
Law
Feota
Asir
Copter crash kills 17 offshore workers near rig
A helicopter plunging 90 miles southwest of Morgan City Louisiana killed 17 of 19 aboard with two bodies missing. Investigators cited an unintended crane left protruding into the landing area on the Pennzoil Tig offshore rig as a possible cause. Coast Guard and PHI officials led the search through dawn and night for debris and bodies. The PHI fleet shuttles about 7,40 offshore workers daily in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Lafayette
UPI
Gulf of Mexico
Frank Les
Petroleum Heli ‘Ers, Inc
Pennzoil Co. Tig
Morgan City
Coast Guard
Larry Fair
PHI
Ue Gulf of Mexico
Americans to be flown home in first prisoner exchange flight
Sixty one U.S. prisoners will depart Mexico City for San Diego as the first batch in a U S Mexico exchange. About 247 Americans expected home by Christmas to finish sentences or seek parole while 25 Mexican prisoners begin transfers to their homeland. Congressman Stark hailed the release and a message from President Carter will greet the returning prisoners.
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Patricia Bartz
Milwaukee
America
Miss Hartz
Mexico City
Santiego
San Diego
Plare
Fortney
Pete” Stark
Oakland
Carter
U.S
Mexico
Stark
United States
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