Fonda Hayden Arrive London Delayed by Immigration Hold
Jane Fonda and fiance Tom Hayden were held up nearly an hour by British immigration over Hayden's political activities. Fonda called the delay shocking and politically motivated. Howard Hughes landed in London without a passport, rushed through, after fleeing Managua after the earthquake. He arrived at Gatwick in a Lockheed Jet Star, sought by U.S. authorities. Barbara Zeppa Marx seeks dissolution of marriage in Southern California desert town. Jazz clarinetist John Provenzano dies at 73 after noting funeral wishes to family.
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Fire at U.S. District Court Prompts Evidence Loss Probe
Washington officials say a Christmas Day fire of suspected origin at the U S District Court may have destroyed evidence in cases involving former United Mine Workers President WA Sonya Boyle and former Senator Daniel Breuster. James Davey notes possible impact on appeals, including Boyle’s, with a damaged box of relevant documents found in a ground floor storage area. Boyle was convicted previously for diverting union funds and faced defeat in reelection bids.
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Judge drops LSD charge in Boston case
UPI reports federal Judge Charles B. Wyzanski released Mark Bousberg and Richard Hamm after they pleaded guilty to distributing MDA. The judge said prosecutors would not have pursued the case if targets were executives or violators of other laws, then set aside the conviction and probation. In Lodi, a house fire from a bedroom heater killed Laurie Simpson five and Beckey Simpson six, with their mother and two other children escaping. The girls were found in a bedroom on Liberty Road near Jlie Road, northwest of town.
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First conviction in ticket theft rings in Boston
UPI reports the U.S. attorney’s office secured the first conviction for transporting stolen airline tickets in interstate commerce. Durant of Los Angeles pleaded guilty to conspiring to transport stolen and falsified tickets. sentencing set for Jan 3 before Judge Charles E. Wyzanski Jr. The case involved distributing thousands of stolen tickets, with Durant acting as an American Airlines agent. U.S. Postal Service investigated.
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19 Killed in Church Youth Bus Crash in New Mexico
A truck struck a bridge rail and collided with a chartered bus carrying a church youth group to a ski retreat near Fort Sumner New Mexico. Authorities report 19 dead and at least 14 injured with varying tallies. One survivor, 17 year old Edward Lee, described waking to horror.
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Navy buys stock to preserve Gap Instrument Corp
NEW YORK AP The Navy has bought all the shares of preferred stock in Gap Instrument Corp for 1.7 million to keep the Long Island defense contractor in business The company has a minimum contract to manufacture fire control consoles for destroyers and has faced overruns but posted a profit in recent years The purchase makes the Defense Department Gap's largest single stockholder The arrangement provides for 10 dividends on 17 414 nonrating but redeemable shares starting in 1976 after profits
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Hershey Prices Approved For Milk Chocolate Bars Rise
The Price Commission on Tuesday allowed Hershey Food Corp to raise prices on its milk chocolate bars by 9.72 percent and on its chocolate bars with almonds by 9.17 percent.
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Benefits for interned Japanese Americans
UPI reports that Japanese-Americans interned in U.S. camps from December 7, 1941, to December 30, 1945, may qualify for Social Security credits if they were age 18 during confinement. The wage credits provide retirement, survivor, disability, and Medicare coverage and could raise benefits for current recipients.
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Angels' lawyer denounces key witnesses at trial
In Oakland UPI reports defense attorney James Crew attacked state witnesses including Richard Ivaldi and Gene Tropiano as “bottom of the bucket” in the Taurder trial of four Hell's Angels. He said Ivaldi framed Sonny Barger, while prosecutor Donat Whyte called Ivaldi untrustworthy yet capable of decency.
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Daily Review of Hayward Subscriptions and Offices
The Daily Review outlines subscription rates at 10 cents per copy weekly and monthly plans, with offices listed in Hayward Winton Ave and San Leandro Parot Street and Fremont Center Square. It notes postal registration as a second class mailer under federal law.
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