Obscene Playmen Issue Sparks Milan Court Ruling
Obscene content disputes swirl around Playmen as Milan court overturns lower court confiscation of its November issue over Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis photographs. Collectors paid up to 25 dollars for copies while editors defend the photos and filming methods. Also reports on a possible US goodwill tour by Emperor Hirshite and Empress Nagake and NY Mayor Lindsay weighing a Senate run amid Shockley lecture cancellation.
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Belgian mare Wilma arrives in Reno as owner recalls shock
In Reno Nevada a large Belgian Brabant mare named Wilma, rescued from Belgian dinner plates, arrived at Virgie Arden’s ranch after a long voyage from Antwerp. The 1200-pound animal impressed Arden who bought her sight unseen, despite a $3,000-plus shipping and quarantine bill.
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American West
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$2000 Reward Offered Over Baby Kidnap in Modesto
UPI reports rewards totaling $2000 for information leading to the recovery of one month old Thomas Michael Lauver Jr who was taken by a knife wielding man from his mother's arms in Modesto California. The Modesto Ben offers $1000 and ranchman James Brannan of James Craven Ranch adds another $1000. The abductor described as thin with reddish brown hair forced entry at a grocery store parking lot and drove to an orchard before fleeing with the child.
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UPI
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James Brannan
James Craven
Brother asserts innocence in Corona migrant killings case
In a San Francisco press briefing, Pedro Corona defends his brother Juan Corona, claiming he was not given the presumption of innocence. He says authorities wrongly jailed Juan, the former farm laborer charged in the killings of migrant workers, and vows a possible new trial with his brother testifying if allowed.
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Audit exposes grant lies at Sonoma State College
A state audit finds 30 to potentially hundreds of Sonoma State College students received federal and state aid while not qualified. The audit covered 64 of 80 students and flagged serious administrative deficiencies across the system. Investigations will review aid practices at multiple campuses.
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Thomas McGrath
Iceland May Ask U S To Bomb Fiery Volcano
Islands authorities weigh a U S based bombing option to divert lava flows from the Holgafjell eruption near Keflavik. Ash and lava threaten homes as five structures burn or fall to lava. evacuation details and international aid follow amid regional tensions.
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Olafur Johannesson
Potatoes Pass for Pirate Gold Swindle In Miami
In downtown Miami a trio posed as ship crew and a jeweler to trick Abraham Schmit into investing 12000 in coins that turned out to be potatoes. They promised more coins but vanished with a locked suitcase after a staged pickup. Police were alerted.
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Californians Against Housing Moratorium warn Bay Area losses
A new Californians Against the Housing Moratorium group says nine Bay Area counties would lose 355 million dollars in construction and more than 26 000 jobs next year if the Presidents housing moratorium remains. Mortgage bankers developers and others in federally subsidized housing outlined potential bankruptcies and worsening slum conditions amid Romney suspension of financing earlier in the month. One banker recalled risking seven years of work to fund his projects.
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Sniper accomplice? We may never know
In New Orleans police doubt Mark Essex acted alone in the January spate of shootings. Police information officer Carol Gomon said reports naming a second sniper are unfounded. no concrete evidence exists beyond eye witness accounts. Essex, 23, was killed at the Howard Johnson hotel after a deadly spree.
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Nixon sued for federal funds
Rep. George Brown Jr. files a federal suit against the Nixon administration to force release of funds under the Water Pollution Control Act. He targets EPA head William Ruckelshaus, arguing Nixon’s vetoed grants and funding cuts threaten San Bernardino’s sewer treatment relocation project.
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George Brown Jr
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Bown
William Ruckelhaus
Environmental Protection Agency
Nixon
San Bernardino
Historic inn forced to cut its staff
Riverside reports the Mission Ida, a state historic landmark opened in 1878, must trim staff after the HUD denied a 376009 loan. Manager Sanita Hariness said operation remains in jeopardy but no immediate closure is planned. Inn owned by Urban Housing Co of Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Crown Zellerbach Declares 2 005 Dividend on Preferred Stock
Crown Zellerbach San Francisco Cresen Zellerbach Corp directors declared a 2 005 dividend on preferred stock, signaling a policy decision by the firm.
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