Alpert Concert Gives Joy to Vietnamese Refugees at Camp Pendleton
Daily review notes Herb Alpert and The Tijuana Brass performing before thousands of Vietnamese refugees at Camp Pendleton. Alpert said he aimed to bring happiness to sad refugees, succeeding in lifting the mood though one child appeared overwhelmed by the loud sound. Evel Knievel announced plans for a September London jump over 13 buses, despite a Wembley crash and his vow to quit stunts.
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Camp Pendleton
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Evel Knievel
New York
London
Knievel
Wembley Stadium
Kennedy Airport
CHP to end car safety inspections in California
CHP will end the nine year old vehicle inspection program by summer due to budget shortfalls and failure to meet federal standards under the 1986 highway safety act. Lt. Joseph De Luca cites Gov. Brown’s past budget cuts and high annual costs of about 3 million as factors.
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Los Angeles
California
CHP
Joseph de Luca
Brown
de Luca
Man Seeks Entry to Powder Puff Derby Amid Gender Ban
Howard Rosen a Los Angeles real estate broker and flying enthusiast filed a suit alleging the all-woman Powder Puff Derby in July is arbitrary and irrational. He claims officials refused entry after his early blank entry and says the ban on male pilots blocks him from the Riverside Municipal Airport race start. The Powder Puff Derby runs July 4 to July 7 over a cross country route ending in the Midwest. Rosen seeks a temporary injunction to stop race officials from blocking his participation.
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Howard Rosen
Rosen
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Midwest
Roser
Dallas
Poker talk with Buffalo Bill and Messy James promises insight
Tomorrow Ray Arrock introduces Buffalo Bill and Messy James as he ponders types of people you meet while playing poker. The column notes Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy drew tepid reviews from Rolling Stone and weighs whether to buy a new home with a tax credit or an older one without it.
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Ray Arrock
Buffalo Bill
Messy James
Captain Fantastic
Rolling Stone
Elton John
Robert Rosefaky
Women’s World
OPEC plans oil price hike and SDR shift
OPEC ministers meeting in Libreville agreed to raise oil prices effective Oct 1 and to begin pricing natural gas similarly. They postponed the size of the increase and move to SDR pricing until Sept 24 in Vienna. A commission will study inflation impact, with the price rise tied to the end of the current price freeze.
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Gabon
UPL
Organization of Petroleum Rting
Vienna
OPEC
Peices
U.S
Iranian National Bank
Mohammed Yeguneh
Yeganeh
Algeria
Venezuela
Saudi Arabia
Student and the Master Ansel Adams Leads Young Photographers
Susan Ford surveys Ansel Adams as he teaches a 12 day nature photography course at Yosemite National Park. The program, part of a national exposure project, draws 75 students including the president’s 17 year old daughter.
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Susan Ford
Ansel Adams
Yosemite National Park
Adams
Popcorn Venture Teaches Kids Business Basics
In Sacramento area Woodridge School students ages seven to ten launched a popcorn shop with a five dollar loan from Bank of America. They handled advertising, book-keeping, buying and selling, and by week’s end turned a profit, learning arithmetic, writing and teamwork while supporting the community.
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Sacramento
UPI
Charlene Escheverti
Woodridge School
Hiv Linda
Psychologist finds hope in working with alcoholics
Dr. Joan Curlee Salisbury, psychologist at the US Veterans Hospital in Indianapolis, says six years with alcoholics leave her pleased as patients recover beautifully. She notes many stop selfish behavior and become successful in living good lives. The study group won an international award, highlighting the value of realistic attitudes among doctors and social workers.
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Ind
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Carlee Salisbury
US. Veterans Hospital
Curlee Salisbury
St. Louis
Aword
Veterans Hospital
Curlee-Salisbury
Kennedy widow seeks legal path to contest Onassis will
An associate said Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis sought for three months to contest Aristotle Onassis will in Athens courts. The will leaves $150000 yearly to Jacqueline and her two children, plus $100000 in bond income, totaling $20000 annual income.
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Athens
UPI
Jacqueline Kennnedy Onassis
Aristotle
Christina Onassis
Bed accident in 1971 charity race ends in rejected claim
In Bodmin England a judge denied damages to two men injured when a bed rolled over a participant during a charity event. One man suffered an Achilles tendon injury and was out of work a year. Organizers faced negligence claims but the court dismissed the 59,000 demand.
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England
UPI
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Mooper
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Hooper
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