Sinatra in Assault Complaint At Palm Springs Restaurant
A Salt Lake City insurance agent Frank J. Weinstock signed an assault complaint alleging he was pushed menaced and beaten by three men in Frank Sinatra’s party at a Palm Springs California restaurant in May. Palm Springs officials await Sinatra statement before action. Beomis Banks released on 105000 bond in Rapid City after surrendering to 12 counts tied to the Wounded Knee occupation. Lindbergh paid tribute to Dr Alexis Carrel at Georgetown University Medical Center marking the centennial of Carrel's birth.
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Navy blamed for train bomb blasts claim filed in San Francisco
Southern Pacific Railway filed a $23.265 million damages claim alleging government negligence caused bombs to explode on a train from Hawthorne Nevada to the Concord Naval Weapons Station. SP says its investigation found no sabotage and cites defective design manufacture and testing of bombs and boxcars. Five federal agencies still investigate the 18 government owned boxcars. A youth saw fire in wheels before arrival to the yard and reports of fire moments before the first blast.
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City crime trends show urban drop and suburban rise in 1979
FBI data show a one percent drop in serious crime in the nation’s largest cities in early 1979 while suburban and rural areas see increases. Violent crime rose six percent and property crime fell two percent. aggravated assault up nine percent, rape seven, murder six, robbery four. Burglary up two, larceny theft down four, auto theft off one. Suburban agencies report five percent higher crime. rural areas six percent higher.
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Study on euthanasia questions ethics for national policy
NEW YORK UP The president elect of the American Medical Society Dr Malcolm Todd aims to form an AMA Commission to study the ethics of prolonging life for terminal patients in pain and craft a national policy. He predicts euthanasia will become a public issue soon after a New York doctor faces an indictment for mercy killing a terminal cancer patient.
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Safeway accused of violating federal price freeze rules
A class action suit filed in U S District Court alleges Safeway Stores sold foods and nonfood items up to ten percent above the June fourteen price freeze limits and similar violations since March twenty six for meat products. Plaintiff Joan Abrams of Palo Alto seeks 5.25 million dollars in damages while Safeway defends compliance and clerical error possibilities. A complaint was also filed with the Internal Revenue Service.
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