Most Watchable Men Named By People Watchers Inc
The San Diego group lists 2000 members top picks including Eric Kristofferson John Davidson and Chevy Chase. Other names cited are Don Meredith Nick Nolte James Garner Richard Harris Henry Winkler and David Hartman from Good Morning America. Phyllis Bradley daughter of Mayor Tom Bradley escapes PCP charge after city attorney says seized amount was insufficient to prosecute.
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Man Watchers Inc
Eric Kristofferson
Chevy Chase
San Diego
Kristofferson
John Davidson
J. Simpson
Don Meredith
Nick Nolte
James Garner
Richard Harrie
Henry “F
Los Angeles
Phyllis Bradley
Tom Bradley
Miss Bradley
Mint error rush hits BEP printing with upside down seals
A Washington BEP printer shows major currency errors with Treasury seals printed upside down on hundreds of $1 bills and four $5s. Midwest Money Co owner Barry Fainich says sheets were misoriented during the third printing, leaving 16 bills per sheet affected. He notes the errors do not devalue the notes and that some misprints have surfaced in Richmond and St. Louis.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Bureau of Engraving On Printing
Washington
Treasury
Barry Pavniich
Midwest Money Cos
Faintich
Richmond
Cal-Vet loan rate cut assists veterans in housing
Gov. Edmund G Brown Jr announced five tier Cal-Vet loan interest rates for veterans. The plan lowers rates on 1974 Bond Act loans to 5.6 percent and 1943 Bond Act loans to 4.4 percent. He directs $150 million reserve to fund Vietnam veteran purchases and rehab in economically distressed areas to counter redlining.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Veterans
Fram
Brown
Veterans Finance Committee
Virginia Mae Days
Alcatraz guide recalls prison life and reform aim
Frank Hatfield, a former Alcatraz inmate turned guide, shares memories of solitary confinement, the Birdman and famous inmates. He describes escaping reminders of the prison’s brutality and his journey to criminology studies, noting his aim to influence visitors toward reflection rather than crime.
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Alcatraz Island
Ian
San Francisco
Frank Hatfield
Alcatraz
Teamsters outline pension fund assets
The Central States Pension Fund, under scrutiny, reports 81.4 million in assets including Las Vegas casinos, New York City gas stations, Savannah country club, and Southern California land. Executive director Daniel Shannon says reforms progress, vows no irregularities, and outlines a plan to rebalance investments away from real estate toward diverse holdings within three years.
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Chicago
UPL
Daniel Shannon
Shannon
California
47Th and Central Corp
New York City
Everglades Hotel
Miami
Fla
Savannah Inn and Country Club
Savannah
Windward Passage
Virgin Island
Canterbury Shopping Center
Markham
Stennis backs draft and energy policy plans
U S Senator John C Stennis of Mississippi voiced support for reinstating the Selective Service Act to maintain military strength while criticizing the all volunteer force as insufficient He urged conservation of fuels and investment in coal nuclear solar and geothermal options He also backed Griffin Bell for attorney general and opposed a broad federal jobs program favoring a government industry jobs plan.
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Jackson
Miss
C. Stennis
D-Miss
Stennis
United States
Yars
Mississipi
Griffin Bell
Senate
Bell
Jimmy Carter
Berkeley gunman captured after long motel siege
Gene W. Vezina, 23, barricaded in a Bel Air Motel room on University Avenue after an argument with his wife Mavis, surrendered to police. He had threatened to shoot anyone entering his room and was wounded in a wrist injury while being taken to a hospital in satisfactory condition. He was reportedly wanted in Las Vegas on armed robbery charges.
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University Avenue
Mavis
Vezina
Las Vegas
A Good Excuse for Speeding on Interstate 91
Holyoke truckers and drivers cite a so called good excuse for speeding on Interstate 91 as a row of portable restrooms was removed. Francis J Hoey district highway engineer said 14 ecologic cans placed along the highway for Bicentennial year were removed due to expired funds.
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Holyoke
Mass
Vermont
Connecticut
Francis J. Hoey
State Department of Public Works
Whalely
Bermardston
Hony
Liberian tanker runs aground near Guayanilla Bay Puerto Rico
A Liberian-registered tanker named Dahine ran aground at the entrance to Guayanilla Bay on Puerto Rico's south coast. It carried 47 160 tons of crude oil and 500 tons of bunker oil. Federal authorities plan refloating efforts while authorities monitor potential environmental impact.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Guayanilla Bay
Coast Guard
Dahine
Delaware River
Philadelphia
Kenneth G. Wiman
Gloucester
N.J
Nir
Wiman
Mucus Flock
Environmental Protection Agency
Russell Train
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Hatfield
University of California
Birdman
Robert
Stroud
al Capone
Machine Gun Kelly
Floyd Hamilton
Bunnie and Clyde
San Francisco Bay
City of Sun
America
Gul
Island
Devil's Island
North America
France
Oatfield
Teamsters
Internal Revenue Service
Board of Trustees
Farrer
Allen Dorfman
Dorfman
Nevada
Argent Corp
Fremont and
Stardust
Echo Bay
Caesar's Palace
Circus Circus
Dunes Hotel
Plaza Towers
Las Vegas “Strip
Lake Tahoe
Berkeley
U.S
Traip
Eagle Point
Philadelphia International Airport
New Castle
Del
Paulsboro
Gaymont
Reese
Wilmington
Pennsylvania
Nantucket Island
Argo Merchant
New York
George Papadopoulos
Iss
Nantucket
Douglas Jacokeen
Continental Insurance Co
Papadopoulos
Continental
The
Argo
Tesday
Thames River
Fasten Point Beach
Los Angeles Harbor
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