Hughes Gets Extension To Remain In Britain Through June
Immigration officials in London say Howard Hughes may extend his stay in Britain until June. The American billionaire arrived secretly last December and was first allowed three months. Hughes has left his suite at the Park Hotel in London and had not been seen until Nevada Governor Mike O'Callaghan disclosed a two hour meeting with him last weekend. He traveled to discuss his gambling empire in Las Vegas and Reno. A later item notes a 1973 Cadillac Fleetwood limousine with a state trooper on duty stopped near Vineland New Jersey during a school event.
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Sherry
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Dissident UAW Group Demands Talks With Big Three
Detroit UPI reports a dissident United National Caucus within the UAW calls for confrontation with the Big Three and company negotiators this fall over working conditions. Paul Schrade of Los Angeles urges direct bargaining as Gerald Bluestone notes official leaders expect no strike. Overtime and speedups top the bargaining agenda as contracts for 750,000 auto workers expire September 4.
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Indians set for new peace offer at Wounded Knee
WOUNDED KNEE S D UP I Indians occupying the Oglala Sioux settlement expected a new government proposal to end the stalemate. Russell Means said a new offer may come but Wood would be available. Indictments rose to 34 with new charges against participants in the siege and arson. Two Mohawk chiefs from the Iroquois six nations sought to mediate the dispute while backing the broader restoration of Indian treaty debts.
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Assembly committee rejects bill to use councilperson title
A Sacramento legislative panel voted 7 to 3 against Assemblyman Walter Ningsgalls proposed bill to officially refer to city council members as councilpersons. The measure was defeated by the Local Government Committee on Tuesday.
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Copter crewmen hurt after surf rescue crash off Surf Beach
Two helicopter crewmen at Vandenberg AFB were treated for minor injuries after a helicopter crashed 100 yards offshore at Surf Beach while attempting to rescue a man who fell from a railroad bridge. Richard Dummar of Fontana, a railroad worker on the bridge, was also taken to base hospital for minor abrasions.
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Poised Community Paper Growth in Hayward Area
The Daily Review announces new operations in Hayward with office listings for Hayward Alameda County and nearby towns. Subscription rates and delivery notes appear, along with multiple local office contacts in Hayward Sah Leandro and Fremont.
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Man seeks state aid by divorcing wife but fails
Howard Toomas of St. Petersburg attempted to secure state aid for his wife Ruth by divorcing her last month. Officials said her application was denied since she left the state while pending and her income level, though low, exceeded aid limits. The case drew in about $4,000 in private donations as medical bills near $1,500 monthly. the aid sought would have been about $47 monthly.
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Drug unit says dope won't destroy society
The National Commission on Marijuana and Drug Abuse says drug use will not collapse government but warns against unrealistic hopes for fixes. It urges continued prevention limits and critiques federal programs while stressing alcohol remains the most widespread and destructive drug-use pattern. The panel backs discouraging drug use outside approved channels and notes that signs of progress will be gradual.
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Mayor Undergoes Alcoholism Treatment in PHORTA
Mayor B Michael O'Brien disclosed at a news conference that his brief absence from City Hall was due to treatment for alcoholism at a Minnesota hospital. He returned to work and, near the end of his term, said he feels improved and has no plans beyond finishing his term.
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Titravenous recall at 900000 bottles tied to infections
Authorities ordered a recall of over 900000 vials of intraven ous solution from Cutter Laboratories after reports of post surgical infections in three women who received the product. The FDA advised discontinuing use of bottles from the Chattanooga Tennessee plant dated between April 4 1972 and March 1 1973 as investigations by the FDA and CDC continue. Infections were reported in patients at Mt Sinai Hospital Milwaukee Wisconsin and one woman died.
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