Notable 1960s Celebrity Legal and Family News Highlights
Amy Carter attends a George Washington University yearlong program for highly motivated children accompanied by her mother Rosalyn as Dr. Florence Haaner explains the course aims. Aba Vigoda faces contract suit from producers seeking court order to limit work and damages. Gherl Latimer wins $5,000 monthly alimony after a five month marriage to Freddie Fielde amid long relationship facts. Bob Dylan divorces wife Sarah Lowndes after 11 years, with court retaining jurisdiction over community property and his multiple homes.
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the Daily Review Wrise
Amy Carter
George Washington University
Amy
Rosalyn
Florence Haaner
Aba Vigoda
New York
Barmey Miller
Mimus Corp
Four-D Productions
Vigoda
Thhem
Korman
Gherl Latimer
Freddie Fielde
Fields
Miss Latimer
Santa Monica
Marvin Mitchelson
California Supreme Court
Lee Marvin
Bob Dylan
Sarah Lowndes
Hibbing
Minn
Superior Court
Dylan
Miss Lowndes
Oceanside Bluff
Malibu
Greenwich Village
Woodstock
Precinct Turns Into Makeshift Maternity Ward in Detroit
Detroit police at the 3th Precinct have converted a doorway into a maternity ward. Deputy Dowg, a rescued female cat, is pregnant with a litter any day. Officers say the cats calm the station as they guard the space and attract curious officers.
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Detroit
UPI
3Th Precinct
Inalde
Dowg
Milton Scheer
Arkansas cops hunt city marshal killers
Police manned roadblocks in four Arkansas counties seeking two men wanted for the slaying of a city marshal, wounding of a park ranger, and abduction of another ranger. Marshal Marvin Ritchey of Magazine was found dead in his car trunk beside ranger David Small of Resell who is in stable condition in Fort Smith. A hostage concern centers on Opal James of Havana as investigators fear the pair may have fled in the park rangers truck.
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Booneville, Ark
APL
Arkansas
Marvin Ritchey
Magazine
Ark
David Small
Resell
St. Small
Plainview High School
Park
Fort Smith
Opal James
Havana
Park Rangers
Prckum
Ritchey
Logan County
Willian Hamilton
Great Rubber Band Battle of 1977 in Harrisburg
UPI dispatch from Harrisburg reports a chaotic budget fight as lawmakers clash late at night and engage in rubber band warfare inside the House chamber. A stenographer was struck, prompting calls to prohibit purchase of rubber bands in the budget amendment introduced by Rep. Herbert Zearles of Roslaware.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Hare
Herbert Zearles
Roslaware
GOF
House
Senate
New York Decriminalizes Small Marijuana Possession
New York Governor Hugh Carey signs a law decriminalizing possession of small amounts of marijuana. Effective July 23, violations tied to under two grams carry minor penalties, up to $100 for first offense. Possession or sale of larger quantities brings higher penalties, up to 15 years for more than 10 pounds.
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Hugh Carey
Carey
Morning News notice of public sale and offices
Fragmented OCR shows a schedule of notices for a festival and public postings. It lists addresses in Hayward California including 106 W World Ave and 11a Sundays, with contact numbers and office names such as Harwaah Office and BAN LEANDEO OFFICE. The text references March 3, 1897 and a broader public notices context.
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Dole
Spa
Prauider
Asa Poblighat Wikor
Court paves way for early felon releases
California Supreme Court cleared implementation of the fixed sentence law as parole officials may grant early releases under the new system. Governor Brown signed legislation to toughen terms, addressing fears of mass releases while the court stayed injunctions in pending lawsuits over separation of powers.
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San Francisco
UPI
State Supreme Court
California
High Court
Frnay
Sacramento
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Adult Authority
Community Release Board
Tepiers
Sudhe
Ald District of Appeal
San Diego
Brian Taugher
Supreme Court
Sacramento Superior Court
Firving Perluss
Daniel Boatwright
Ten hurt as limousine rear-ends truck on New Jersey Turnpike
Ten people including servicemen and families were critically injured when a van style limousine collided with a tractor trailer on the New Jersey Turnpike south of Hamilton Township. Police say driver Daniel Hughes may have fallen asleep. Injured include Mrs Chengo Jackson and daughter Melissa of Flemington, Nicholas Mercado and family from New Jersey, and Cheri Van Dyke and her year old son from Valley Forge. All were en route to Fort Dix for assignments or discharges and were transported to St. Francis Medical Center. they later flew to Kennedy Airport, New York from Germany.
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Renton
UPL
New Jersey
St. Francis Medical Center
Hamilton Township
Daniel Hughes
Mercer Hill
N.C
Uwir
Chengo Jackson
Melissa
Flemby
Nicholas Mercado
Onafo
Christopher
Charlene
Christine
Cheri van Dyke
Ryan
Valley Forge
Fl. Dix
Kennedy Airport
New York
Germany
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Daily Review of
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Albany
Thre Daily Review
Beasa
Winich Ave
Hayward
Alameda Coumiy
Harwaah
Phove
Ban Leandeo
Paves St
Sembardeo
Prema
Fremont
Center
Beane
Upi Te
Wichita City Hall
Alameda
County Prim
Werner Hirzel
Bob Mielke
Dick Plessis
Henry Clay
Lou Jacklich
Charlie Allen
Mitchell
Dick Harvard
Clay Hart
Sally
Lone
Shar] Lewis
Sly
Ole Feliciano
Thorsdat
Preddie Fender
Beagta
Skiles
John Byner
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