Sinatra named in assault complaint in Palm Springs venue
A Salt Lake City insurance agent Frank Z Weinstock 38 filed an assault and battery complaint naming Frank Sinatra and others after an alleged May incident at a Palm Springs California restaurant. Palm Springs officials await Sinatra statement before action. Dennis Banks released on 105000 bond in Rapid City to face 12 counts over the 71 day Wounded Knee occupation. Lindbergh, 71, attended a Georgetown event honoring Alexis Carrel and his perfusion pump work.
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Blasts blamed on Navy in Roseville train explosions
San Francisco AP report says Government negligence caused bombs to explode on 18 government owned boxcars near Roseville. Southern Pacific seeks 33 million dollars, alleging defective design and loading. Five federal probes continue. SP cites damage to tracks cars and cargo plus third party claims.
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City crime falls suburb rises in first quarter 1973
FBI Uniform Crime Reports show serious crime down one percent nationwide in Q1 1973 while suburbs and rural areas rise. 100 of the nation’s largest cities report declines. violent crime up six percent and property crime down two percent. Suburban agencies up five percent. rural areas up six percent.
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Study proposed on euthanasia ethics inquiry urged
New York APT report says Dr Malcolm Todd, president-elect of the American Medical Society, calls for an AMA commission to study whether prolonging life in terminal, painful cases should follow a national policy. He linked the euthanasia debate to the recent murder indictment of Dr Vincent Montemarano for alleged mercy killing of a terminal cancer patient. Todd Gil, a general surgeon, said he would be inappropriate to comment on the indictment but noted the issue is becoming a public concern.
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Safeway accused of price freeze violations in class suit
San Francisco AP Safeway Stores faces a federal price freeze violation claim seeking 5.25 million dollars in damages. Nan Abrams of Palo Alto alleges Safeway sold food and nonfood items up to ten percent above allowed during the 60 day price freeze starting March 14. The suit also cites earlier meat price controls and accuses similar overcharges since the freeze began. Safeway says it tries to comply and cooperates with investigators.
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