Surprise visit and dance figure in Northern California ceremony
Gov Edward Brown Jr dropped in Sunday to watch a Bear Dance as Indigenous people transfer troubles to a bear costume dancer and chase him into the woods. A Bovemmar spokesman said Brown learned of the ceremony and attended. Also, Dick Gayer paid $25 for personalized plates reading GAY LIB after the DMV initially refused the sequence. the case drew support from the American Civil Liberties Union.
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Edward Brown Jr
Jamesvisit
California
Bovemmar
Monday Brown
Ite Dians
Dick Gayer
Gayer
San Francisco
Department of Motor Vehicles
American Civil Liberties
State Court of Appeal
Beef prices unlikely to drop soon says Texas cattle official
Amarillo based Texas Cattle Feeders Association executive vice president Charles E Ball says higher beef prices will persist for months. He attributes it to a shortage of choice fed beef rather than overall beef supplies, with feeders having suffered losses for 20 months since the 1973 price freeze ended.
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Amarillo
Tex
UPI
Charles E. Ball
Ball
Texas Cattle Feeders Association
Chicago
Tomorrow Would the CIA Gain More Credibility
Jack Anderson argues in his column that renaming the CIA to the Foreign Intelligence Agency could affect credibility. He weighs public perception, secrecy, and historical context to assess potential impact on trust and effectiveness.
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CIA
The
Foreign Intelligence Agency
Jack Anderson
Beth Explains Spiritual Love Versus Physical Love
A teenager asks Beth for a definition of spiritual love contrasted with physical love, and Beth provides a clear explanation distinguishing enduring inner connection from romantic or physical attraction. The scene centers on values, guidance, and the difference between soul bonding and bodily desire.
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Beth
Peggy Fleming Inducted Into Ice Skating Hall of Fame
In Lowell Hickey's Neutral Corner column, Olympic gold medalist Peggy Fleming receives induction into the Ice Skating Hall of Fame highlighting her storied career and impact on the sport.
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Peggy Fleming
Lowell Hickey
Blackie the rogue bull roams Southern Illinois streets
Blackie a cantankerous Black Angus bull escaped Saturday from new owners and fled into town. Sheriff deputy cars were rammed when Blackie blocked traffic on South Main Street, then disappeared by day and roamed again at night. Police and sheriff radio operator Everett Lewis say the bull kicked a patrol car and forced a woman to drive onto the curb to avoid him.
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UPI
Blackie
Illinois
Sheriff's Department
Everett Lewis
South Main Street
King Given Ten Year Prison Term Despite Health Pleas
King faces a 10 year sentence in Pierce County for a conviction, while his lawyer argues the defendant has a missing leg and serious health issues including cancer. Judge Hardyn e Louie grants 10 days for personal matters before reporting to prison as multiple new felony drug charges emerge and trials are scheduled for July 2.
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Seattle
WPI
Harold T. King
King
J. Benedict Ideric
King County
Hardyne
Louie
Pierce County Superior Court
PLO Attends Labor Meeting Amid Global Reactions
The Palestine Liberation Organization won observer access to the International Labour Organization meeting, drawing Arab African and Communist bloc support and triggering U S opposition. The move follows a string of anti Israel votes in UN related forums as Western unions demand recognition of Israel’s rights before any observer status.
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Iupl
United States
Palestine Liberation Organization
International Labor Organization
Israel
U.S
Liberation M
ILO
Felons hold hostages demand safe passage in Canada
In Vancouver area a trio of inmates seized hostages inside a cramped prison vault and demanded a helicopter to Vancouver and a flight out of Canada. Ottawa held an emergency cabinet session as police surrounded New Westminster’s British Columbia Penitentiary. Prison officials reported no injuries. the captors, identified as Douglas Lucas 20 Andy Bruce 26 and Clair Wilson 25, maintained a knife at a woman hostage’s throat as negotiations continued.
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Ottawa
Warren Allmand
Canada
Toronto
Pierre Trudeau
Prisom
British Coumbia Penitentiary
New Westminister
Pri OM Guuind
Priaon
Klawa
Dragan Cernetic
Radio
Gary Bannerman
Douglas Lucas
Andy Bruce
Clair Daniel Wilson
Vancouver International
Dale Otto Remling
Jackson
Mich
Hemling
Lucas
Bruce
Wilson
Ten Die in Seminole County Jail Fire in Sanford
A jail fire in Sanford Seminole County left ten inmates dead and a guard killed while dozens were rescued or hospitalized. The blaze started when a prisoner set a mattress ablaze in a second floor hospital cell. Officials: jail housed over 100 inmates though designed for 35. mattresses fueled fast spread and thick smoke. Firefighters evacuated prisoners for about an hour and 15 minutes. Names of the deceased include Richard L. Skates, Ray McCall, Billy Gene McPeak, Elton Van Buren Hart, Ernest Campbell Jr, Fred Gaines, Willie Levi Craig, Jesse Lee Allen, Peter John Muench, and William Eugene Smith.
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Sanford, Fla
UPI
Seminole County
Seminole
John Spolski
John Harriett
Harriett
Richard Lamar
Ray McCall
Billy Gene McPeak
Elton van Buren Hart
Ernest Campbell Jr
Fred Gaines
Willie Levi Craig
Jesse Lee Allen
Peter John Muench
William Eugene Smith
Gas industry accused of underestimating reserves in federal case
A government report alleges the natural gas industry, led by the American Gas Association and 11 major producers, conspired to underreport proved reserves. The aim was to influence prices charged to pipelines, a claim the Federal Power Commission would use to justify rate increases. The case was turned over to the House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee for investigation.
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Washington
American Gas Association
Trade Association
Pipeline Corps
Commission
House Interstate and Fergn Commerce Committee
Kennet
Bureau of Competition
Anderson
Federal Power Commission
Bureau
Gas Association
Power’ Commission
Prison escapees release hostage as manhunt narrows in Oklahoma
Two armed inmates Lonnie Johnson and Danny Parker freed a 16 year old hostage Paula Workman and demanded 200 dollars and a car. Police tracked them from McAlester to a Meeker Lincoln County area as a patrol plane aided and bloodhounds helped locate the fugitives near a stream and a barn. The captors claimed they would release the other girl once the ransom car and funds were placed away from officers.
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Meeker
Okla
UPI
Paula Workman
Kim Thoras
Lonnie Johnson
Danny George Parker
State Penitentiary
McAlester
St. Kenneth Vanhoy
Chandler
John Fulcher
Jerry Matheson
Dam
Indians threaten wagon train on long perilous journey
A three thousand mile wagon train bound from Gleins to Valley Peace travels through Washington state on a Sunday. The party pauses near Island's Costing to consult officials. U S and Canadian authorities debate how to handle the expedition as it nears tribal lands.
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Painesylvanis
Mar Gleins
Valley
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