Lennon Sues in NY for Deportation Records Intrigue
Former Beatle John Lennon files in federal court seeking INS records on deportation decisions. He claims no response to requests for August actions as he remains labeled an undesirable alien since March 1972. Xaviera Hollander loses appeal against deportation and Haile Selassie plans a Moscow visit this month. Georgia Lt. Gov. Maddox reports brisk sales for God Family and Country album. Proxmire calls Watergate scandal shocking, urges impeachment consideration if President involved.
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Nixon campaign donor charged in Minnesota case
Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox filed an eight count information in Minneapolis accusing Dwayne Andreas and First Interoceanic Corp now Independent Bancorporation of illegally contributing 100000 from corporate funds to four Washington based organizations aligned with Humphrey and Muskie. Andreas also sent a 25000 check to Nixon reelection which was linked to Bernard Baker.
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U.S. Tests New Weapons in Middle East War
Pentagon officials say the Arab Israeli conflict may serve as a proving ground for advanced U S weapons including laser guided missiles and air to surface systems. Reports describe the Maverick missile using a TV camera in the nose and an onboard guidance view fed to pilots via a cockpit television setup.
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Gas price rise may push Bay Area commuters to move
A phishing expert predicted rising baseline gas prices will drive San Francisco Bay Area residents to relocate to core cities to avoid longer drives. He cited higher costs and longer commute times as prohibitive for low income households, forecasting higher cash charges per gallon within years.
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Former L A publisher dies in hospital after surgery
Former Los Angeles Times publisher Saray Chandler died at a hospital today after surgery. The paper said Chandler, who led the Times in earlier decades, passed away following procedures. Obituary plans and services are pending as the city notes his longtime impact on local journalism.
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Tax limit may raise UC tuition in California
UC President Hitch warns Reagan tax cut plan could push UC tuition up to 600 dollars annually. Regents avoid taking sides, tabling the issue until after the November vote on Prop 1. Proponents say the measure targets only certain state costs, while Hitch outlines possible university cuts and program eliminations if adopted.
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Rough rider U and the ranch horse display at Westmers event
Red Durlzne comments that the rough rider shows a simple case of too much cowboy and too little horse. The rial ride produced an interesting combination at rear views at Rackets Ranch in Westmers New York.
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Westmers
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Chile Executes 15 More In Military Courts
Chilean authorities report that 15 more people were executed by four military tribunals in La Serena under a state of siege declared by the Military Junta since September 1. In Concepcion, a separate military court sentenced 14 others to prison for involvement in a plot against military leaders. Wladimir Araneda Contreras, communist party regional secretary, received 15 years. others were given lesser terms. Defendants were arrested near Concepcion on September 22.
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$900 000 Jury Award in Hattiesburg Suit
A federal case in Hattiesburg resulted in a jury verdict awarding $900,000 against Siites, Kochuck, and Coal to Michelin Tire Co. of France after patron Doris Volwieds, administrator of the estate of Chief Ausbald Geord, sought $3.5 million in damages against the two firms and Chrysler Cars. The jury found Chrysler not liable.
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Woman protests police dress code breakout at city square
A protest story describes Wendy Berlowity, a former university instructor, exposing her chest briefly and challenging a rule banning women from similar displays. Police and onlookers watched as traffic and crowd activity intensified around a public square, with reports noting bystanders and local officials.
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Wendy Berlowity
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Treedon
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Hadley
US Car Clears Smog Standards With AVCC System
The Environmental Protection Agency approves Honda Alor Co. innovation using an AVCC unit replacing head and intake manifold with a pre chamber dual carburetion setup. This marks the first US car meeting the 1974 air pollution standards without a catalytic converter though debate exists over potential sulfur and metal emissions.
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Banks lower prime rate cuts spread in California banks
Banks including Crocker National Bank and Bank of America moved to reduce the prime rate from 10 percent toward lower levels. Crocker announced the cut to as low as 9 percent, with Bank of America timing the move for Monday. Other major banks nationwide had already lowered rates, a shift not directly tied to consumer or marriage loan pricing.
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Crocker
Bank of America
Eight Die As Tractor-Trailer Slams Bus On Turnpike
Eight killed and many injured when a meat truck collided with a Greyhound bus on the New Jersey Turnpike near Bordentown. The crash backed up traffic for hours. authorities withheld victim names pending family notification. Sixteen aboard the bus and four in the car.
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Gilda Threat Fades as It Weakens Off Florida Coast
Tropical storm Gilda weakened while moving northeast near the central Bahamas. The National Hurricane Center reported the storm was about 23 miles southeast of Nassau and 20 miles east southeast of Miami with winds easing. Gale warnings persisted from Fort Lauderdale to North Key Largo as seas remained high offshore.
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Nixon aide still faces charges in burglary case
A Los Angeles judge dismisses the solicitation charge against Egil Krogh in the break‑in at Dannsborg's psychiatrist, while Krogh, John Kilicman, and two others face other charges. The court finds insufficient evidence for conviction on the solicitation charge and notes Krogh’s role as passive participant.
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