Model sues rock star over wealth promises in Los Angeles
Cynthia Leng, a 27 year old fashion model, claims Allee Cooper promised to share lifetime wealth and seeks 7.5 million now plus 90 000 annually. She says she lived with Cooper from 1968 to 1975 as companion and homemaker before their separation. Groucho Marx hospitalized in Los Angeles under court guardian care after hip surgery.
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Demand for big cars marks sales strength in June
Detroit reports demand for large vehicles remains strong with Cadillac Buick and Lincoln Mercury leading sales in June. GM up 18 percent Ford 12 percent and AMC up 3 percent. analysts say big cars aren’t dying, but buyers seek last of the large models while some shift to smaller cars.
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Felon Breaks Out of Jail and Is Recaptured in St. Thomas
In the Virgin Islands a felon, Fratt, broke out of jail for the third time and was recaptured Tuesday afternoon in St. Thomas after authorities traced his movements from a home there. The case involves owner Jane Peppardina during a robbery and the felon remains under guard as investigators pursue details.
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St. Thomas
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Flag salute veto overridden in Massachusetts
In Boston the House voted to override Gov. Michael Dukakis on a flag salute bill. If the Senate also overrules, the measure would require a daily flag salute at the start of each school day. The Supreme Court previously deemed it unconstitutional.
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Americans seek Soviet health care amid renewed US USSR health talks
Washington reports note Americans seeking treatment in the Soviet Union include a quadraplegic patient and eight with eye disease, with several visiting twice. The renewal of five year health agreements follows Nixon’s Moscow summit, highlighting joint research, drug exchange, and a health hotline. Dobrynin praised ties as health cooperation expands to areas such as artificial senses and vision research.
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Controversy Over Genetic Basis of Homosexuality Sparks Rallies
In San Francisco a major symposium on sociobiology drew 650 scientists as protesters shouted down opponents claiming sexuality, aggression, and other traits may be inherited. Garrett Harting, UC Santa Barbara, and Michael Gregory of San Francisco State spoke amid charges the theory echoes Nazi eugenics and Darwinian survival claims.
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Forest Service seeks ideas for new land management plan
The Forest Service, required to adopt a systematic land management planning process by October 1978, asks the public for input. Assistant Agriculture Secretary Rupert Cutler urges labor unions, conservation groups, and other national organizations to submit suggestions to shape the system.
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Desperate Rescue Thinly Described by Unnamed Officer
A policeman bravely maneuvered near a distressed woman to seize the moment and pull her to safety. The woman remained unidentified and no cause for her despondency was provided in the report.
Six terrorists charged as arraignment kept secret in Folland
A ministry spokesman said six terrorists face charges and that the arraignment location and date were kept secret. Officials cited a backlash from Mohoccans living in Folland as the reason for the secrecy.
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