Miss California winner from Redlands in Santa Cruz pageant
Tee Sereuve Coupl Haugen 23 Redlands was crowned Miss California in Santa Cruz. She recalled competing three years earlier and praising the gained experience. Her father is retired Army Colonel George Haugen. Rep Paul Trible says he will donate his recent pay raise to charity, funding two $1,000 scholarships at Hampton Institute and Hampden-Sydney College for district leaders. Former Gov. Pat Brown recovering well from prostate surgery at Cedars-Sinai, to be discharged soon. Jane Wyman received the Charles Harding Award at the Arthritis Foundation meeting in San Francisco.
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Lottery winner's fortune dwindles to only eight dollars
Oakland report outlines David Tucker, once a $300,000 Illinois lottery winner, now reduced to $3.90 in assets. He cites bad management and marriage as causes, notes illness, high medical and legal bills, IRS troubles, and ongoing tax penalties. Tucker expects a final $20,000 yearly payout for two more years.
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Witness Describes Groucho Marx Home as Battlefield
Santa Monica UPI report says former employee John Edward Allow testified that Groucho Marx faced bullying and drugging at home and that his mansion often resembled an explosive battlefield. Allow gave depositions in a conservatorship case involving Erin Fleming and Marx’s son Arthur as Superior Court hearings loom July 18.
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Baptist Church Study Shows Higher Black Membership
UPI reported at the national convention that the American Baptist Church has a larger share of black members than other major Anglo denominations, with about 20 percent. President Charles Smith noted most churches remain segregated, though some integration has occurred in the past decade, and 50 of 567 black churches are dually affiliated with black Baptist groups.
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Refugees Find Welcome as 66 Vietnamese Arrive in Israel
In Tel Aviv 66 Vietnamese refugees rescued at sea were welcomed by officials who recalled Jewish WWII refugees. They received work permits and documents and will reside in an absorption center at Ofakim before seeking eventual U.S. settlement. Israel’s gesture followed earlier refusals by Taiwan Hong Kong and Japan to accept them as five ships passed.
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28 Million Abused Wives in U.S. Says Author
Richard C Levy reports more than half of American wives experience physical abuse by husbands, with about 4.7 million in extreme violence. He cites seven surveys and notes a rising concern as Congress considers legislation to fund domestic abuse shelters and data gathering. Levy estimates 10 million domestic calls related to abuse and suggests half of annual 1.6 million divorces involve beating.
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UNESCO Plans Committee to Aid Third World News Media
UNESCO will form a committee of international experts to study world communications and report findings. The panel of five or six members will include journalists government information ministers and other figures. The move signals a shift toward dialogue over clash between industrial nations and UNESCO on state run media in developing countries.
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M'Bow
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Understanding Dizziness and Vertigo Causes and Advice
Health note explains dizziness varieties from light headedness to vertigo often tied to ear or brain balance centers. Dr. Ralph F. Herndon notes blood pressure and circulation affect symptoms and stresses precise patient descriptions. He cites a chiropractic case where dizziness revealed an arthritic spine prompting treatment. His Hayward office address is 1421 B Street.
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Dead woman sued over traffic incident in Windsor
South Windsor woman’s family sues over a highway crash that killed her when her wagon was struck by a garbage truck as she pulled into traffic on Route 5 East Windsor. The suit seeks 34.13 for road cleanup costs and faults the driver for failing to slow and control the vehicle. Lawyer James Thorows represents the family and questions state safety procedures.
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Energy Saving Tips and Home Appliances Guide
Discover practical ways to save energy and money with new appliance features. Learn about pilot ignition systems, lighting upgrades, flow restrictors, efficient showerheads, and methods to read energy usage. See how to maximize off peak efficiency and identify insulation and sealing options.
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