Fashion Tycoon Reveals Hidden Past in San Francisco Lawsuit
A government informer turned fashion mogul is exposed in San Francisco litigation. The action identifies Paul Maris as Gerald Zelmanowitz, a former New Jersey executive, and shows his suit triggered a private investigation and countersuit exposing his previous identity.
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New Jersey
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Costs of Watergate scandal climb past a million
The Watergate affair has cost over 1.25 million in legal and investigative expenses and may top the Pentagon Papers trial as one of history’s costliest public proceedings. Additional federal indictments are expected weeks from now, with taxes paying the bulk of the prosecutions.
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Acupuncture Seen As Pain Gateway by Psychologist
Montreal psychologist Ronald Metzack of McGill University discusses the June Psychology Today view that acupuncture blocks pain by signaling the brain to ignore pain messages. He cites the gate control theory likening it to mustard plasters and ice packs. Page 6.
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McGill University
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Agnew Warns Drexel Grads of Troubled Times Ahead
Vice President Spiro Agnew addressed about 1,000 Drexel graduates and 14,000 spectators warning that a world without war is not visible. He cited health care welfare and energy shortages as major crises and did not discuss Watergate.
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Drexel University
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Thurmond Warns U S Sub Construction Lags Soviet Pace
Sen. Strom Thurmond says the Soviet Union leads in submarine production by three to one and American builders must accelerate to meet the challenge. He spoke at the launch of the nuclear attack submarine L Mendel Rivers named for the late congressman who led the House Armed Services Committee.
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Cranston vows opposition to Hunt Commission bank reforms
Senator Alan Cranston of California says he will oppose major reforms of financial institutions in the Hunt Commission report. He questions which institutions would sustain losses if the recommendations are adopted, speaking in remarks prepared for the California Bankers Association convention in San Francisco.
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D-Calif
Hunt Commission
Outdoor Outlook Returns With Back to Nature Theme
The June issue of Daily Review presents the first of a two part series on backpacking by Thomas Winnelt. It highlights a back to nature theme, with features on horseback riding wildlife photography and boat camping. The center spread shows opening day yachting on San Francisco Bay in full color.
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Review Hayward California 783-6111 Notice
Local newspaper brief notes contact number 783-6111 for inquiries. Publication details show Hayward California Review edition with volume 80 issue 237 and 158 pages priced at 25 cents.
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Regional government and the Bay Area public
Citizens face regional agencies such as ABAG BCDC and MTC that span city and county lines. Despite vast public funds and power to shape travel land use and costs regional participation remains minimal. The Bay Area Pollution Control District formed in 1955 to curb stationary air pollution.
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