Notable Figures in Brief Daily Review
Timothy Leary, 92, assigned to garden duties at Folsom Prison, tending lawns and planting marigolds under a spokesman’s note. MCA founder Jules Stein, 77, will retire as chairman next month from the firm behind Universal Pictures. Barbara McColgan, UCLA ROTC cadet colonel, goal to become an Air Force pilot, seeks ERA passage. Boris Spassky draws again in the West German Open Chess Championship in Dortmund.
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Leary
Folgom Prison
Priser
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Quarijuana
Jules C. Stein
Epthamologiat
Music Corporation of America
North Hollywood
MCA
Univertsal Pictures
Boris Spassky
Soviet Union
Dortmund
Germany
Sparky
West Berlin
Juergen Dinhall
Barbara McColgan
Ucla Air Zone
Los Angeles
Reagan faults environmentalists for California gas shortage
Governor Ronald Reagan told about 20 Sacramento high school students that environmentalists have slowed power plant construction, creating a real risk of fuel shortages and brownouts. He claimed the state uses millions of barrels more gasoline than refineries nationwide can supply and criticized delays on fossil fuel and nuclear projects while praising environmental protections.
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Sacramento
Ronald Teagan
Reagan
California
United States
Reagal
Sears
Thord
Spokane climber completes ascent of Mount Dhaninglel
John Haskelley and team reached the 26,25-foot Mount Dhaninglel in the Himalayas after a nine day sleeping bag ordeal in Nepal. He endured near freezing temps and monsoon winds at Camp Number Four, then helped place Nepalese and local flags.
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Spokane
Wash
John Haskelley
Mt. Dhaninglel
Himalayas
Disputed Miss Arizona Title Controversy In California Resident
Miss Nix, winner in Sacramento, faces questions on whether she is a genuine Arizona resident eligible for Miss Arizona USA. New York pageant officials say five notarized statements support her Arizona claim, while California organizers dispute eligibility, noting residency must be in one state.
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Doha Nig
New York
Phoonic
Rooder
Miss Nix
Carol Hovremia
Artesia
Calif
Nix
Arizona
Sherry
Herbert Landon
Miss Universe, Inc
Carmel Martinelli
Sacramento
Martinelli Sai
Leonard Stallcup
California
Dan
University of Arizona
Nuclear sub Sturgeon strikes bottom off St Croix
The nuclear attack submarine Sturgeon with a 120 crew struck bottom in the Atlantic near St Croix but remains intact and operational. Navy officials report no injuries and confirm the reactor was unaffected while an investigation is underway. The sub reached Frederiksted under its own power for port safety.
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Washington
UPI
Atlantic
Virgin Islands
Navy
St. Croix
V.1
Frederiksted
Marin officials oppose Golden Gate toll hike plan
A proposal to raise the span toll from 60 to 70 cents at the Golden Gate faced opposition from Marin County supervisors who said the increase would worsen commuter bus shortages. The Marin Transit District voted 4 to 1 against the hike, noting its recommendations do not bind the three Marin reps on the bridge district board.
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Alt
Golden Gate Bridge
Marin County Board of Sparvisors
Marin ‘Transit District
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Marin
Bridge District Board
Hardy
Friday launch planned for Skylab space station repair
The countdown resumes for a nine month Skylab mission to salvage the space station and make it habitable. Astronauts Minday Jet effort to vacate the hot power shar ver Skylab sync station and burns into a liveable home for nine merihis year.
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Cape Kennedy
Upl
Minday
Charles “Pele” Connad
Paul O. Weite
FBI questions man about Roseville train explosion
UPI report says Kenneth Kinney of Fresno was questioned by FBI and sheriff officials about the Roseville ammunition train blast. Kinney, held on charges from grand theft to burglary, denied knowledge at surrender and was described as possibly mentally unstable. The Roseville explosion damaged the town and injured residents, with suspects tied to Bay Area radicals.
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UPI
PBS
Tesday
Inge
Kiney
Herbert Anderson
Sacramento County Sheriff's Office
Sacramento County
Roseville
Devancy
Kinéy
Fresno
Fenses
Arizona
Salinas
Saccamento
John Davis
Kmd-7v
Davis
SPBI
Tos Angeles
Times
Dave Smith
Jake
Younlin
Fresno Jaca
Au Shovillas
Bay Area
Reader's Digest price cut announced for July issue
OUAPPAQUA New York readers will see Reader's Digest price reductions starting with the July issue. Newsstand price will fall from six to nine cents, with subscription rates unchanged. The publisher cites growth in newsstand sales and reaffirmation of value.
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Ouappaqua
N.Y
UPL
Reader’s Digest
Local Directory Snippet Totals and Contact Lines
A fragmented local directory listing shows multiple office addresses and phone numbers across Hayward San Seaborn Fremont and Braman areas. It reads as a rough contact sheet with several street names and numbers, lacking complete context or service details.
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Winton Ave
Hatwarte
Amareda County
Galifaenia
Hayward
San Seaginro
Perrott
San Eandea
Cal
Var
Fremont Geick
Cantar Square
Braman
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