Evers goes on trial in Mississippi tax case
Fayette Miss mayor Charles Evers faces trial in Jackson District Court charged with evading more than 53 000 in income taxes for 1968 1969 and 1970. He allegedly avoided taxes on 179 000 over the three years as a civil rights leader who once sought Mississippi governor.
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Gettys heir charged with stealing truck in Malibu
John Paul Getty III, 18, grandson of oil magnate, was arrested after a car crash and allegedly stole a pickup found on the Pacific Coast Highway. He faced grand theft auto charges with $2,000 bail and a Malibu court arraignment set for June 17.
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FDA withholds IUD risk findings from public
The National Observer reports the FDA will not publish new data linking the Dalkon Shield IUD to pelvic infections in nonpregnant and pregnant women. An FDA medical panel cited uncertain significance and fear of public panic and malpractice risk as reasons for withholding the information.
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Hayward Chief Proposes Tough Rules for Tall Buildings
Hayward Fire Chief Matt Jimenez tells the city council that five story and taller structures pose special firefighting challenges and outlines plan for stricter protections and enforcement.
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Half-Ton Sculpture Evicted From Ohlone College
A large sculpture named Ashby Odyssey was removed from Ohlone College and is seeking a new home. The piece weighs about a half ton and the move prompts discussions on space and art relocation.
Governor Brown Dated Linda Ronstadt, Says Rolling Stone
Rolling Stone staffer Ben-Fong Torres notes Governor Brown had a romantic dating history with Linda Ronstadt before his political career in Sacramento. The claim frames Brown's early public life in entertainment circles.
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Pentagon reports bombing of anti aircraft site in Vietnam
A Pentagon spokesman said U S warplanes attacked a Communist held anti aircraft installation in Vietnam between Bien Hoa and Saigon during April. He noted火 heavy anti aircraft fire from the site amid helicopter evacuations and that four bombs were dropped. The official discounted a Times report claiming broader bombing during the evacuation.
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Trains Collide Near Munich Kills Dozens In Bavarian Crash
A head on collision of two passenger trains near Wardgau Bavaria 28 miles south of Munich left many dead and hundreds injured. Rescue crews battled flames and debris as authorities opened an investigation into possible negligence by a Warngau stationmaster.
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Ford narrows gap as May poll shows Ford edge over Kennedy
Washington based Harris poll indicates President Ford gains popularity in May with a 48 46 percent edge over Edward Kennedy in the 1976 race. Reagan trails Kennedy 53 40 percent. Increase linked to Ford’s Mayaguez rescue decision and Marines deployment.
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Paris Prostitutes Stage Nighttime Picketing Strike
In Paris citywide picketing by prostitutes disrupts late night scenes from Champs Elysees to Rue St Denis. Workers debate taxation versus fines while leaders demand social benefits and crackdown reforms amid police resistance.
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Chiropractor explains neuritis link to spinal misalignment
Dr Ralph F Herndon of the Herndon Chiropractic Office discusses why people delay chiropractic treatment for neuritis. He links arm and shoulder pain to spinal nerve origins, notes habits causing spinal strain, and urges addressing root causes rather than masking pain with drugs. He cites his California office at 1421 B Street Payward and provides contact details.
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Cambridge hooded attacker charged in string of assaults
A 41 year old driver, Peter Samu Cooke, faced formal charging in Cambridge with seven women injured in attacks since October. He wore a dark hood marked “person accused in incident case” during the incidents and was remanded for a second court appearance as crowds gathered outside the university city court.
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Ranchers' poison kills rare eagles in Colorado
Wildlife officials say ranchers and sheepmen may be setting out illegal predator poison on the western slope to control coyotes but the poison is killing federally protected bald and golden eagles. More than a dozen eagle deaths were found this spring across two counties.
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