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Daily review reports Debbe Reynolds, ret, signed condition at Sunrise Hospital Las Vegas after laryngitis forcing cancellation of a Frontier Hotel engagement. Princess Anne seems selected for the Montreal Olympic equestrian team after trials in Osberton England. Jackie Coogan sues Desert Hospital Palm Springs for 1 million claiming invasion of privacy. Jack Lemmon arrested for drunken driving in Malibu held on 375 dollar bond.
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Bay Bicentennial Armada Sets Sail With Navy Open Houses
An armada of 4,000 pleasure craft is slated to sail in the bay Sunday as part of bicentennial celebrations. Several Navy ships will hold open houses in San Francisco, drawing spectators to the waterfront in a festive weekend showcase.
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To Tell or Not A Girl Asks Beth About Snitching
A girl seeks Beth's advice after finding a Playboy magazine hidden by her brother. The issue centers on whether she should inform their parents and risk family fallout or handle it quietly within the home. Beth counsels on consequences and honesty.
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Balloonist Karl Thomas Rescued by Soviet Ship in Atlantic
Balloonist Karl Thomas, attempting an Atlantic balloon crossing, was rescued by a Soviet merchant ship about 310 miles northeast of Bermuda. The Coast Guard said he was in good condition and the U S Canadian search was called off. The Soviet vessel was en route to Rotterdam and due July 8. Details on the balloon’s fate remain unavailable.
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Hazardous Device Explodes at San Francisco Consulate
A hazardous device exploded at the South African Consulate in San Francisco causing extensive damage but no injuries. A KPIX-TV cameraman received a call from a New World Liberation Front unit member claiming responsibility, stating retaliation for a mass casualty event involving Sewh Africans and Gery Tyler, both facing execution in Louisiana for poverty.
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Letter bomb makers issue an ultimatum
A group claiming responsibility for mailing 18 letter bombs in June threatened more violence unless corporations meet demands. The two page letter, signed B.A. Fox and Associates, was mailed from Las Vegas and printed in the Shreveport Journal. It targets utilities airlines meat packers grain companies and Brown & Root Co. and warns that if not paid they will act against executives. KSLA-TV also received a copy.
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Higher pipeline cost forecast in Alaska
The Alaska pipeline is now estimated to cost 7.7 billion dollars, 10 percent above the last forecast. Alyeska Pipeline Service Co says the 80 mile line from Prudhoe Bay to Valdez aims for 1.2 million barrels per day but faces lower productivity and higher material and transport costs. The project should finish mid next year.
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Tanker Varies Stabilized After Engine Flooding
A Liberian oil tanker carrying 14.6 million gallons of Malaysian crude was reported in stable condition in the North Pacific about 500 miles south of Adak Island after its engine room flooded. Coast Guard officials toed the line and monitored the situation Wednesday night.
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Court order shuts down N.J. schools
New Jersey shut its schools under a court order as lawmakers failed to pass an income tax to fund education. 155,000 students faced summer class cancellations with 1.6 million children at risk if the dispute persists. The state Supreme Court demanded a revenue plan reducing reliance on property taxes to provide thorough and efficient education.
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Widow foils robbery at 102 as cane aids defense
A 102-year-old widow, Stella Victor, fought off two robbers who burst into her Northwest Side Chicago home. One suspect, John Withers, 37, was arrested hiding under a porch and charged with battery, armed robbery, and burglary. The second suspect remained hidden for hours before fleeing. a warrant was issued for his arrest.
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