Julie Andrews moves family to England permanently
British born actress Julie Andrews and husband film producer Blake Edwards relocate to England after a decade in the United States. She says he must now see what England has to offer, while maintaining ties to Hollywood. The note accompanies other brief items about public figures and historical events.
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Ex-ball player offers voice test in extortion case
Gerrald Priddy, a former major league player turned businessman, volunteered to take a voice test to refute involvement in an extortion bid of 250000 dollars aimed at Princess Cruises. He appeared in federal court in Los Angeles, released on 150000 dollar bond, while his attorney said no plea would be entered and a voiceprint comparison would be sought.
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Getty heir George Getty dies after knife wounds found
Police say wounds on the 48 year old George Getty II, elder son of J Paul Getty, were found after his death at Queen of Angels Hospital. He died with conflicting reports of an accidental injury. Autopsy planned as detectives interview family in Bel Air.
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Span hike put off
SAN FRANCISCO AP A proposed Increase in Golden Gate Bridge tolls has been postponed until at last next January. The bridge district's finance and auditing committee voted Tuesday to hold in committee proposal to boost the toll for motorists coming into the city from 50 to 75 cents. The committee also voted to temporarily kill a proposal to raise bits and ferry rates by an average of 40 percent.
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Heart Surgery for Four in One Family
Four Costello children from Santa Rosa will undergo open heart surgery at Stanford University Medical Center to repair congenital defects described as an astral septal defect and leaky valves. The operations, set to begin June 28, involve 24 pints of blood, with seven pints per child.
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