Carsons Face $6,250 Alimony Fight Over Talk Rights
Joanie Carson filed suit in Los Angeles seeking the right to discuss her former husband Johnny Carson on TV without losing alimony. Both are talk show hosts and a 1971 divorce clause bars public disrepute. She seeks $12,500 in back alimony amid disputes over remarks and support. Becky Alexander, 18, the 1973 Washington wheat queen, testified on Wednesday she is allergic to wheat and brought a sheaf of wheat to the state Senate.
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Washington
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Ray mond St Jacques sought on bogus check charge
A warrant was issued for actor Ray mond St Jacques on a bogus check charge. Police said he wrote a $900 check for a belt and jewelry while on location for a TV pilot. St Jacques was unavailable for comment.
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Not guilty plea in patient's death in Contra Costa
Aaron Sopilt of Alamo pleaded not guilty to man slaughter in the death of 8 year old John Hartwell at the Las Trampas Road treatment facility. Judge Coleman Fannin set April 12 for pretrial motions including dismissal and quash of the 1972 grand jury indictment. Trial scheduled for May 7. Hartwell’s death was ruled a homicide by the San Francisco coroner after immersion in hot water.
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Manson followers ruled sane. face prison terms
Four Manson followers Kenneth Coma Catherine Gypsy Share Mary Brunner and Lawrence Bailey were found sane and responsible for a Covina beer distributor robbery and an attempted rifle seizure. Jailed pending March sentencing, the verdicts follow a sanity trial where Charles Manson and cult members testified.
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Daughter Cleared After 14 Years In Ohio Case
In Columbus a 22 year old woman formerly placed in a state hospital after police said her father killed her younger brother with a lead pipe. Authorities learned the father, Edward Verdin, 47, fatally struck the boy and was charged with manslaughter in Hamilton Municipal Court.
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Ohio
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Mirror Lake photograph at Reading Public Museum
A tranquil image titled Mirror Lake shows two Canadian geese resting with one foot in water. The scene, described as serene, is on display at the Reading Public Museum and Art Gallery.
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Reading
Nid Public Museum and Art Gallery
Boston teen gets death sentence for rape slaying
Robert E. O Neil, 18, was sentenced to die in the electric chair after being found guilty of raping and murdering 57 year old Gladys Mercades in her Boston apartment in 1972. The judge ruled the death sentence mandatory under Massachusetts law and noted automatic review by the State Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court
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Earl
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US. Supreme Court
Polish and Czech aides die in border plane crash
A Polish interior minister Wieslaw Oviepka and a Czech official Rado Kraske were killed when a Soviet An 24 twin engine military plane crashed four miles from Szczecin near the East German border. Also dead were a Czech official Michal Kadzej and all others aboard. The exact number aboard was not disclosed.
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Wieslaw Oviepka
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Moose roam Anchorage as hungry winter trend grows
In Anchorage Alaska moose wander into streets and gardens as usual each winter. The city with about 120 500 residents faces an influx of large animals weighing up to several hundred pounds. Open spaces around the city supply moose favorite foods like willow and various shrubs, drawing them into populated areas.
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Anchorage
Alaska
ICAO approves probe into Libyan jet downing over Sinai
United Nations ICAO votes to authorize an investigation into Israel's shootdown of a Libyan passenger jet over the Sinai Peninsula last week. The resolution condemns the attack. the United States pushes wording to express regret rather than condemnation. Of 133 aboard, 106 were killed.
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Sinai Peninsula
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ICAC
Ebelty C. Dillon
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Pilot admits cannibalism after Arctic plane crash
Yellowknife inquest heard bush pilot Martin Hartwell, sole survivor of the November crash that claimed a nurse and an Eskimo woman, admit eating a dead passenger after food ran out. He cited shelter by the Eskimo boy and survival on corned beef, sugar, and limited provisions for 31 days in sub zero conditions.
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UPT
Canadian Arctic
Martin Hartwell
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David Kootoak
Kootook
Cambridge Bay
Arctic Circle
Philadelphia teachers approve four year contract in vote
Philadelphia public school teachers approved an $89 million four year contract by a voice vote ending an eight week strike that disrupted 285 students in the city’s fourth largest district. The agreement followed talks between the school board representatives and the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers, affecting 13 000 members.
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Philadelphia Federation of Teachers
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