Miss Albany winner Sharrry Holliday eyes Georgia crown
Sharrry Holliday 19, a petite opera student at Illinois State University and Miss Albany runner up, becomes first black candidate for Miss Georgia. She will compete in Columbus this June after Kathy Gutmelis resigned. Also: art bid in Los Angeles for Edward Robinson collection. McIntire to greet Thieu in San Clemente. Rima Magee sues Jack LaLanne studios over alleged misused photo.
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Manila says alien force in uprising
Government spokesman Francisco Tatad said foreign troops are involved in an uprising in Cotabato, with 4,000 to 9,000 rebels led by local Maoists, Christian outlaws, and Moslem secessionists. He denied a bulk foreign force and ruled out SEATO help. The center of the revolt lies 500 miles south of Manila. authorities claim control.
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Nixon says housewife key to stem rising food costs
President Nixon argues the American housewife is the strongest tool against higher prices not price controls. He favors removing the U S tariff on imported beef to lower beef costs and notes past steps lifting import quotas while labor presses Congress on price controls, taxes, and welfare measures.
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Meatless protests, boycotts spread across states
United Press reports managers of supermarket meat departments sympathize with consumer boycotts aimed at lowering meat prices. Women in California's San Fernando Valley and groups in Ohio urge meatless days while managers doubt price drops due to overseas beef sales. Separate protests target milk prices in Raleigh with calls for a March boycott by Consumers on the Warpath.
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Peace Sign Dimmed After City Violation Ruling
AP report notes a 16 story Peace on Earth sign atop a building was shut off after the city council ruled it violated a large advertising sign ordinance. Councilman Rusty Hammer commented it is a beautiful message but the sign breaks the rules. The Nixon cease-fire announcement preceded the action.
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Third Bradley child dies from rare heart disorder
In Tallahassee Florida AP reports Kim Bradley 15 died of primary pulmonary hypertension, the third Bradley child to die from the incurable disease. Parents John and Mary Bradley recount years of heart attacks, planning one day at a time, while five children still survive.
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Jaguar on Knoxville streets escapes from zoo cage
A 170 pound jaguar named Sheba escaped from her cage Thursday night and roamed Knoxville for an hour before being captured by director Guy Smith II. Sheba killed three peacocks but did not leave the zoo grounds. Smith cited a defective latch as the cause of the escape.
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