Pistol Threats in Cincinnati and Passport Mixup Tale
A young man in Cincinnati threatened Van Clay's life over a wallet. Clay, 9, replied ideation and the assailant fled. A separate Soviet magazine recounts Klaudia Salusina Alseover correcting a Sept 31 birth date, noting officials refused to adjust the calendar error. In Los Angeles, Mayor Yorty’s ally Barry Goodman announced his dog Angel’s resignation from a commissions post to join a political campaign.
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Leeds priest battles gas board over youth center bill
The Rev. Brian Walsh of Leeds pressed the gas board for three years to issue a bill for a youth center, finally receiving a $2,100 demand. The board apologized for the delay and granted him time to pay, but soon warned of a cutoff. A spokesman stated, "We have booked again."
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Widespread FHA housing fraud investigation unveiled in LA area
The Los Angeles Times reports federal probe into widespread real estate fraud linked to Federal Housing Administration programs possibly involving 62 000 Southern California cases. Indictments may target two local mortgage firms brokers and credit agencies amid schemes to inflate incomes and manipulate appraisals. FHA Area Director Raymond Carrasco confirms the investigation, which follows prior FHA subsidy scandals in multiple cities.
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Weirdo the giant rooster on the market at West Point
West Point reports Weirdo a 22 pound rooster known for killing two cats and crippling a dog is for sale. Grant Sullens a high school senior and amateur breeder owns Weirdo and his giant offspring. He plans to leave chicken farming for college.
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Chicago teachers strike accord seen near end
Reports say negotiators reached a sensitive settlement on Chicago schools after 12 days of walkouts. CTU says full board approval needed before union ratification. classes could resume Friday if talks hold. Strikes continue in St Louis Philadelphia and Superior Wisconsin with related legal actions ongoing.
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Sunshine of a Nazi prisoner sparks aid for ill couple
Vincent Byrne, a former POW, helped a dying wife in St. Petersburg by funding medical bills and a trust for Ruth Thomas. He donated about $3,000, pooling gifts from locals in Gulfport and St. Petersburg after a Times of London notice drew attention to the couple's struggle. Byrne, calling himself a gentleman farmer, recalled shared ties to the area and described the response as miraculous and heartening.
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Nicosia hotel blast kills Syrian in gambling club
Police said two blasts in Nicosia early today damaged a car outside a gambling club and killed a Syrian guest in a hotel room. Investigators linked the blasts to clashes between government supporters and Cyprus union advocates with Greece. The gambling victim was Hussein Badir, 35, a visitor who arrived three days ago.
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IRS Goes Mobile In Northern California
The IRS launches two mobile tax vans to assist taxpayers in preparing 1972 federal returns. They start in the San Francisco Bay Area and will visit Marin, Santa Clara, and Contra Costa counties, then other towns including Willits, Fort Bragg, Madera, Porterville, Hanford, Watsonville, and Citrus Heights. The vans carry common tax forms and emphasize refunds and non cash remittances.
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Oil Spill After Pipeline Burst Evacuates Three Homes
About 3,500 gallons of hot crude spilled from a ruptured pipeline in Lakewood on Wednesday night, forcing evacuations of three homes. A vacuum truck was sent by Atlantic Richfield to clear the oil. residents returned about three hours later. The cause of the break was listed as unknown.
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Sensicat 20rd Gent Nate Chavez News
The Deily Nerian reports local dispatches from Hayward and surrounding areas. Publisher Floyd Spaths and editor William Chkote oversee operations with regional offices in Hayward, San Leandro, and Fremont. Subscriptions cost per copy or weekly rates, including Sunday issues.
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