Senator Ervin to release Columbia album this fall
Senate Watergate Committee chair Senator Sam Ervin plans a Columbia album recorded at his Morganton home. The release window is between November and Christmas and includes stories on family recollections moonshiners court cases and Bible and poetry quotes. New York producer Al Ham expects strong sales.
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Sam Ervin Jr
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Senate Watergate
Columbia
Ervin
Morganton
Senator Lelling
al Ham
New York
Hijacked PAL Plane Lands Safely in Hong Kong
A Philippine Airlines jet hijacked by three teenage militants demanding martial law changes landed at Hong Kong airport after a tense stop in Manila. Passengers included American Peace Corps volunteers and a British woman with child. Aircraft halted departures during the emergency.
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Philippine Air Lines
PAL
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Benigno
Todido
Philippines
Kar Tak
Peace Corps
Mong Kong
Katt Tak
Mary Crowley
Chicago
Talad
Burglar Alarm Ban Sought In California
California Highway Patrol to push ban on vehicle alarms that imitate sirens. Commissioner Pudinski says alarms producing emergency vehicle sounds are illegal while those making loud or harsh sounds remain allowed.
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Sacramento
California Highway Patrol
Walter Pudinski
House backs home rule bill for Washington D C
The House approved a home rule bill by 343 to 74 to restore suffrage to Washington D C for the first time in nine years. It provides for election of a mayor and 13 member city council while Congress and the President retain budget, court, and criminal law authority. Federal control remains over most federal and military installations. The measure advances to a House Senate conference committee after a stronger Senate version.
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Washington
UPL
Washington, D.C
Congress
House-Senate
Senate
Spaghetti Eating Champ Tops World Record Crowd
Hollywood pasta contest sees John Lombino finish with 2.2 pounds of spaghetti, claiming a defended title. Louise Plourde, a 21 year old Boston operator, finishes amid jokes and wine, while record chatter includes Guinness notes on cheese and prune fruit feats.
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UPL
John Lombina
Louise Plourde
Tom Cresei
San Diego
Miss Plourde
Boston
Lombino
Viesel
Theo Lambino
United States
Nobel Prize for Medicine Award Shared by Three Scientists
In Stockholm UPI reports two Austrians and a Dutchman shared the 1973 Nobel Prize for Medicine for work on animal and individual behavior patterns. Karl von Frisch Konrad Lorenz and Nikolaas Tinbergen share the award of $112.84 each for discoveries on organization and studies of behavior across insects birds fishes and mammals.
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Stockholm
UPI
Royal Caroline Institute
Karl von Frisch
Vienna
Munich
Konrad Lorenz
Viennia
Nikolaus Tinbergen
Hague
Holland
Oxford
England
Tinbergen
von Frisch
Munich University
Lorenz
Max Planck Institute For
Seewiesen
Oberbayerm
Yon Frisch
CSEA Denies Reagan Charges in Records Case
In Sacramento California State Employees Association denies wrongdoing after Health and Welfare Secretary Earl Brian accuses confidential patient records from state mental hospitals of being given to unauthorized persons. Association officials Taylor Pemberton and Funderburg subpoenaed as Senate probes hospital phaseout.
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California State Employes, Association
Reagan Administration
Health and Welfare
Earl Brian
CSEA
Walter Taylor
Wednesda Taylor
Association
Leroy A. Pemberton
Rick Sonderburg
Taylor
Brian
Senate
Funderburg
WPT
Health Department
Andrew Robertson
Senate Committee
CSE
500th death by own action at Golden Gate Bridge
The Marin County coroner identified Steven Houg of San Francisco as the latest suicide jumper from the Golden Gate Bridge. Police say he leaped from the north end at 4 45 pm, his body landing in San Francisco Bay and washing ashore. Psychologist Seiden estimates many more jumpers go unrecorded.
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San Francisco
UPI
Golden Gate Bridge
Marin County
Steven Houg
San Francisco Bay
Watced
Testimony reread to Bunyard jury
AP MARIPOSA three psychiatrists testified again in the double murder trial of John Phillip Bunyard. The seven women and five men deliberated two hours without verdict as defense and prosecution clash over diminished capacity at the time of the fatal shootings of Nasrey Chalberg and Helen Cramer. Bunyard pleads innocent and insanity for a three day crime spree last Easter. Jury got case after eight days of testimony and deliberated 1 1/2 hours before resuming court.
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