Nixon declares major disaster aid sought for California damage
President Nixon announces Reagan requested federal aid to California homeowners and businesses after extensive wind and flood damage in Barbara County. Total losses exceed multimillion dollars as mud flows and floods cause widespread harm to homes farms and businesses across the region.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
California
Barbara
Yeaufformia
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Los Angeles
White House
Office of Emergency Planning
San Francisco
Rulings on obscenity sidestepped by appeals court
In a six state area ruling the South Circuit Court of Appeals sidestepped defining obscenity. Judges urged juries to rely on objective facts when judging material as obscene. The case involved Dallas book dealer William Groner convicted of transporting obscene books across state lines. The court ordered a new trial.
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New Orleans
UPI
U.S. Circuit Court of
Appea S
Homersberry
Dallas
Wiliam Groner
Groner
Supreme Court
Thomberty
Suit filed over shock treatments in California death
A $438,000 suit was brought against the state of California on Tuesday over the death of Rose Aisen son after an unauthorized electric shock treatment at Camarillo State Hospital. The suit names Edward Alsenson and Mr and Mrs Krakower of Los Angeles as plaintiffs, claiming they did not authorize the shock therapy administered on July 2, and that the patient died about a week later.
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Ventura
State of California
Edward Alsenson
Davis Krakower
Los Aggeles
Aisen
Rose
Camaris State Hospital
Alsenson
Aisenson
Lue
Typhoon Rip Causes Large Losses in Leyte Province
Governor Benjamin Romualdez announced up to 260 killed as Typhoon Rip swept central Philippines over the weekend. Philippine Red Cross confirmed 72 deaths with figures rising toward 400 as reports from Leyte's towns came in. Rain and flooding for 16 hours damaged crops including coconuts and property across many towns.
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Demanila
UPD
Leyle Spepyince
Benjamin Adam
Falder
Philippines
Philippine Red Cross
Romuvalde
Core
Romualdez
Leyte
Mars Still Evolving As New Mariner 9 Photos Appear
Mars shows ongoing geological activity according to Jet Propulsion Laboratory scientists. Carl Sagan of Cornell cautioned the new images reveal phenomena not seen before with dark splotches in craters and pits and basins up to 19 10 miles across plus cracks spanning over 1 100 miles, suggesting Mars is not dead but changing geographically.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPL
Rim Space
Mariner 9
Mars
Jet Propulsion Labortory
Carl Sagan
Cornell University
Lottery hit by federal official
Pittsburgh based report quoted UPI that Federal prosecutor Richard Thornburgh warned that Pennsylvania’s monthly lottery is unlikely to drive organized crime out of business. He cautioned that the lottery’s visibility could attract more people into gambling and that the state should not assume it will eliminate mob activity.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Pennsylvania
Richard Thornburgh
Thornburgh
Padraic Colum, Irish Literary Giant, Dies in Conn
Padraic Colum, a central figure of Ireland’s literary renaissance and founder of the Abbey Theater and Irish Review, died in Connecticut. A prolific writer of poetry, drama, and children’s literature, he came to the United States in 1914 with wife Mary Catherine Gunning Ma Guire, and served as editor of Foran and president of the Poetry Society of America.
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Senfield
Conn
Padraic Colum
Ireland
Fatar
James
William Hutler
Calum
Abbey Theater
The
Irish Review
Mary Catherine Gunning MaGuire
United States
Foran
Poetry Society of America
Ladies Home Journal to publish Hughes memoirs
New York UPI report states Ladies Home Journal will publish authorized Hughes memoirs from Robert P Eaton based on 13 years of intimate interviews. The Feb issue will include Hughes authorization. McGraw-Hill plans to publish Hughes: alleged autobiography in March.
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New York
UPI
Howard Hughes
McGraw Hill Books
Oday
Ladies Home Journal
Hughes Memirs
Hughes
Robert P. Eaton
Eaton
Latta Turner
Baton
McGraw-Hill
H March
McGrawfitt
Clifford Irving
Priday
Los Angeles
Irving
Time-Life
Hemisphere
Viet Cong Attacks Saigon Area as U.S. Helicopters Hit
Vietnamese communists launch an attack near Saigon triggering a two hour chain of explosions. A U S helicopter carrying Cabinet member Robert McNamara is not hit. Four Americans die when a Huey is shot down over the Mekong Delta. A missile site near Sepone in Laos is identified as a key staging area for Ho Chi Minh trails.
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UPS
Armerican
Army
Robert Fraike
U.S
Laos
North Vietnam
Froebike
Pleiku
Central Highlands
Jours
Mekong Delis
Bien Sled
Noutheast
Laddan Panhandle
Sepone
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Ho Chi Minh
Snukees
Jor
Thesday 'Ivus
Abe Mekong
Delta
Breadman pilot charged with stealing helicopter gear
Maj. Lewis H. Ellison Jr., 39, of Glen Ridge NJ based at Travis AFB, is accused in a six member court martial of taking radio and navigational equipment from seven helicopters bound for Vietnam during March and April 1971. Prosecution says he packed stolen gear in bread delivery boxes and moved it using his pickup after returning to Travis. Equipment marked by investigators was found missing in Vietnam after Guam and Hawaii layovers.
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Apt
Air Force
Pacific
Beses
Vietnam
Maj
Lewis H. Ellison Jr
Glen Ridge
Travis
Ellison
Edwin A. Harper
Charles J. Weist di
Weist
Air Force Office of Special Investigation
Hawaii
Guam
Arrval
He Wellcopters
Card carrying Communists revived by US party official
108 Angeles report says Communist Party USA may revive past practice of issuing membership cards. General Secretary Gue Hall arrived Tuesday to promote a presidential bid and urged younger members not to fear oppression as the party considers reissuing card carrying status.
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Angeles
UPT
Communist Party of the
Freezer Discovery Ties Toronto Wife to Murder Case
Grace Evelyn Todd, 34, was found in a freezer at the home of Cathie Cassidy and her brother in Toronto. Her husband, David Todd, 38, is charged with noncapital murder after the body was identified and linked to the missing-wife case. Police say she had been missing since December and was believed to be visiting relatives in the United States. A preliminary postmortem pointed to a gunshot wound. Todd held for trial next week.
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David Wilfred Todd
Todd
Cathe Cassidy
Charles
Burlington, Ont
Anth
Cassidy
Cassidys
Supreme Court expands FPC reach over most electric utilities
The court ruled 4 to 2 that the Federal Power Commission regulates utilities that join power pools across states even if a utility operates only within one state. The decision affects many state utilities linked through interties and could require FPC accounting, wholesale rate oversight, and interconnection authority. The Florida Power & Light case was overturned.
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UPL
Supreme Court
Federal Power Commission
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Pouls
HPC
Aid
FPC
Sth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Florida Power & Light Company
Supreme Court Rejects Appeal on Voluntariness Standard
The Supreme Court split 4 to 2 dismissing an appeal by Don Lego of Chicago who argued police beating rendered his confession involuntary in an armed robbery case. Justices White Blackmun and Stewart dissented while Rehnquist and Howell did not participate. the era’s debate centered on whether a pretrial ruling on voluntariness should occur outside jury presence.
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Washington
UPL
Supreme Court
Illinois
William 4. Brennandt
Willliam @. Douglas
Thurgood Marshall
Warren KE. Parger
Byron R White
Witney A. Blackmun
Potter Stewart
Lewis Howell Jr
William A. Rehinquist
Pate
Don Richard Lego
Chicago
Lego
Bureaue Cour
Telat
Anatlér
Mllnois
Soviets push SLBM program to overtake U S missiles
Diplomatic sources say the Soviet Union is accelerating submarine launched ballistic missiles and may press to delay any SALT accord with the United States. IISS data show Soviet SLBM build up from 160 in 1980 to 440 last year while the U S lead wanes. The Soviets aim to outpace U S nuclear forces before negotiating any freeze.
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London
UPI
Soviet Union
United States
International Institute For Strategic Studies
America
Strategic Institute
Russia
Thie
Moscow
U.S
Europe
Manson girlfriend sues Bugliosi in malpractice suit
Los Angeles UPI report says Susan Atkins, once sentenced with Charles Manson, filed a 42 million malpractice suit against Vincent Bugliosi and two former attorneys. Atkins alleges a December 1989 agreement to testify before a grand jury in exchange for not seeking the death penalty. The district attorney’s office says she violated that agreement, prompting Bugliosi to seek justice. Bugliosi, a Democrat and eight year deputy DA, is running for the post held by Joseph Baseldi.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Susan Atkins
Charles Manson
Ater Iblanca
Caputy District
Atorney Vincent T
Bugliosi
Miss Atkins
Dofowlans
Paul Caruso
Richard Caballera
Bugllasi
Caruso
Caballero
Misa Atkins
Bugliogia
Tornay
Mey
Joseph Baseldi
Los Angeles County
Buseh
Untitled local notice with mixed names and numbers
Fragmented OCR shows subscription rates and office contacts with scattered names in a California area, including numbers and titles. The readable items are inconsistent and incomplete, but indicate a public notices page with telephones and office mentions.
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