Panov couple leave for West after emigration bid
Ballet dancer Valery Panov and his wife Galina prepared to resume dancing careers in the West from Lenin grad to Vienna. A last minute hitch arose as Galina’s mother Larisa Ragovna urged a $4,000 telegraph gift, which the Panovs viewed as interference. Galina pregnant and suffers miscarriage. Panov confirmed. Also note civilian items: Mona Lisa pregnancy claim by Dr Beale, Nancy Kissinger hospital tests for ulcers, Dick Martin and Dolly Read divorce with substantial settlement.
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Valery Panev
Galina
Vienna
Leningrad
West
Larisa Ragovna
Panovs
Panov
Underground group claims Gulf building bomb blast
A Weather Underground member called Gulf Oil hours before a 9 41 p m explosion at the Gulf Building downtown Pittsburgh injuring none as police tallied the blast at the force of six sticks of dynamite. The attack damaged the 24th floor and trapped officers in an elevator. The incident follows a second Weatherman linked blast in as many days.
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Pittsburgh
LPT
Ine R Bt
Gulf Vir Corp
Hestapy Gulf
Xuone
Ini
Ibet
Africa
Galpam
Weather Underground
Bork
Asin
Gulf
California blonde Laura Watkins and Prince Charles in Lords
Laura Watkins of San Diego, 20, sat front row as Prince Charles made his first House of Lords address amid rumors of romance. The event marked the prince’s debut before the Lords, with him voicing support for more planned sports facilities and urban parks.
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London
Prince Charles
California
House of Lords
Britain
Charles
Laura
Watkins
San Diego
Miss. Watkins
Igdly
Buckingham Palace
Miss Watkins
Prince
Iis
Jupiter
U.S
Walter Annenberg
Duke of Gloucester
Sports and Leisure Committee
Duke of Kent
Laura JO Watkins
Girl, Bay Teens Top Marble Test at Wildwood
A teenage girl Susan Regan won the girls’ finals at the Alst National Marbles Tournament in Wildwood. She will use her $60 scholarship for college and also pursues touch football, basketball, and saltball. Larry Kokos won the boys’ championship, breaking a 1B-game tie with Jeff Rice, after years of marble play. Twenty-one boys and ten girls competed over three days.
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Wildwood
X.J. Cpl
Susan Regan
Mittsburgh
Debbie Linaberg
Cumberland
Susan
Maureen
Larry Kokos
Pittsburgh
Jeff Rice
Regan
Kokos
Quadruplets born within 24 hours astonish county health officials
In Pomona two sets of premature quadruplets born within 24 hours sparked astonishment as health officials noted the odds of such a occurrence in the same county. Four babies named by teacher Richard Struve and wife Connie include two boys and two girls. Three were in fair condition and one boy was in fair to poor condition at Pomona Valley Community Hospital while four girls, daughters of Cecilia Montemayor, were reported to be doing very well at Paramount General Hospital.
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Pomona
Apt
Cecilia
Rose
Charlotta
Martha
Michael
Kristina
Todd
Tonya
Richard Struve
Connie
Pomona Valley Community Hopital
Paramount General Hospital
Cecilia Montemayor
Reluctant Nevada Madam Ordered From Remote Ranch
Beverly Harrell, keeper of the Cottontail Ranch, has been ordered off five acres north of Goldfield Nevada after losing a court fight to keep leasing land for her bordello. She plans to move five trailers and a western porch to private property along U S Highway 95, aided by customers flying in from Las Vegas.
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Las Vegas
Beverly Harrell
Cottontail Ranch
Hookers to meet in San Francisco for first convention
UPI reports Coyote leader Marge St James announces the nation’s first hookers convention to be held in San Francisco on June 26. The one day meeting will push decriminalization of acts between consenting adults and address abuse by customers, courts, and police. Dr Kate Miller, a women’s liberation figure, is named as a participant.
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San Francisco
UPI
Coyote
Marge St. James
Kate Miller
Women's Liberation Father
Coed Sues Army Over Enlistment Bias
Grace Chandler of Burlingame California sues the Army for gender discrimination in enlistment. The Youth Law Center seeks a class action challenging minimum test scores juvenile records and age requirements alleged as biased by sex. The complaint asks a three judge court to decide the issue.
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Ban Francisco
API
Army
Grace Chandler
Burlingame
Calif
Miss Chandler
Youth Law Center of
San Francisco
Widow arrested in San Jose murder case tied to life insurance
Betty Jean Ayer, 47, and three men were jailed on murder and conspiracy charges in a case linked to her husband Donald Ayers death last August. Detectives say a conspiracy involved soliciting others to kill Ayers, with accomplices Alan Smith, James Haris and Albert Jones also taken into custody.
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San Jose
Betty Jean Ayer
Stan Carey
Ayers
Alan L. Smith
James Haris
Smith
Albert L. Jones
Quake Damage Report Highlights San Francisco Vulnerabilities
A new study by John A. Hlume and Associates warns a severe quake would cause considerable damage in San Francisco though the city has stronger buildings and fewer hazards than other quake cities. Maps show neighborhood risks from falling structures landslides near Twin Peaks and possible flooding near reservoirs with the Tenderloin area noted as heavily vulnerable.
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San Francisco
John A. Hlume and
Tenderloin
Twin Peaks A
Strea
Profit for Gatespan Bridge District in 1974 revenue surge
San Francisco reports the Gatespan Bridge District expects a net profit of 4.14 million for the 1973 74 fiscal year after higher interest income and tolls. Officials cited 7 million in reserves earning interest and a toll increase from 50 to 75 cents boosting revenue by over 500,000.
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San Francisco
Galden Gate Bridge
Fear at San Quentin prompts notes of rising paranoia
State corrections officials say fear and paranoia grew at San Quentin Prison, with inmates smuggling critical letters in a newspaper. Spokesman Phil Guthrie cited tightened conditions since December as a factor, while excerpts published in Thursday's San Francisco Examiner quoted a letter calling the prison a ticking time bomb.
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San Francisco
San Quentin
Quentin
Phil Guthrie
State Department of Corrections
Chinatown shooting in Rang warfare leaves man shot
In San Francisco Chinatown a 22 year old man, Derrick Gee, was wounded in the thigh as three masked gunmen chased him down an alley. Police traced the getaway car to Alvin Chin Wing Ng, who faces attempted murder charges. Gee, a Wah Ching member, suspects the attackers belong to rival Joe Fang Rang.
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San Francisco
Chinatown
Derrick Gee
Alvin Chin Wing Ng
Gee
Wah Ching
Joe Fang Rang
Panthers file IRS suit against agency in San Francisco
The Black Panther Party filed suit in federal district court in San Francisco alleging the Internal Revenue Service is on a fishing expedition. Plaintiff and cofounder Nawton claims the IRS seeks financial and membership data to undermine support for the party.
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San Francisco
UPL
Black Panther Party
Internal Revenue Service
Joes
Nawton
Attic
District Court
TRS
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Ees
Kenneth ©. Beale
Leonardo de Vingi
Nursing Times
Nancy Kissinger
Henry A. Kissinger
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Washington
Kissinger
State Department
Dick Martin
Dolly Read
Gulf Bomb
Vince ‘Toro
Julie Heath
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Chicago
Doris
Duane Bourdreux
Houston
Bourdreaxs
Vince
Luise
Acapulco
Bay
Harrell
Stir Girls
Miss Harrell
Nevada
Lida Junction
Hollywaod
Esmeralda
Burnen of Land Management
BLM
Gatespan
Panthers
IRS
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