Rolling Stones guitarist pleads guilty in London court
Keith Richard of the Rolling Stones admitted heroin and marijuana charges and illegal weapon possession. He was fined 525 dollars and given a 12 month conditional discharge. In New York, Allen Fynt seeks insurance benefits as evidence unfolds of improprieties tied to Seymour Golder. Golder, 42, died by sleeping pills overdose on the eve of embezzlement sentencing. Isle of Man governor’s wife, Lady Norman Walker, rejects living on the island with her husband, citing care needs of her aging parents who relocated from Canada.
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Keith Richard
Rolling Stones
London
Richard
Allen Fynt
N.Y
Fynt
Ciary
Seymour Golder
State Supreme Court
Goldes
Funt
Punt
Norman Walker
Isle of Man
Sir Hugh Norman Walker
Farley
England
Canada
Salisbury
Quake predictor warns of big earthquake
Sacramento officials warn Bay Area communities about an amateur seismologist Dan Bloxsom of Earthquake Techtronics predicting a major quake Sunday within a 7 to 4.3 on the Richter scale. State geologists call his device unscientific. Caltech, USGS, and UC Berkeley disagree with the forecast.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
San Francisco Bay Area
Dan Bloxsom
Earthquake Techtronics
Pasadena
Templar
California State Office of Emergency Services
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Bloxsom
Don Rodgers
Toivision of Mines and Geology
Blox
Som
Rodgers
California Institute of Technology, OS
Geological Survey
State Division of Mines and Gcology
University of California, Berkeley
Alcatraz Fortress Opens to Public Tour Tomorrow
San Francisco prepares for the first full time public inspection of the notorious Alcatraz fortress known as the Rock. The former federal penitentiary will offer two daily tours from Pier 48 with about 1,000 visitors per day, showcasing its stark concrete cells and infamous former inmates in a two hour island visit.
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San Francisco Jup
Alcatraz
al Capone
Kelley
San Francisco Bay
U.S
George
Baby Fare” Nelson
Trving “Waxey" Gordon
Dec Barker
Dec Barker, Son of “Ma” Barker, and Robert, Stroud
William J. Whaten
Atcatran
The Rock ferry line gains Alcatraz link
The Public Utilities Commission approved daily ferry service between San Francisco and Alcatraz starting Friday. Harbor Carriers, Inc. will operate half hourly trips from Fishermen's Wharf from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., with return runs 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Fares are 2 for adults and 1 for children 4 to 12. Alcatraz has been closed since 1884 and is now part of Golden Gate National Recreation Area set to Oct 27, 1979.
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San Francisco
State Public Utilities Commission
San Francisio
Alcatraz Island
Harbor Carriers, Inc
National Park System
Fishermen’s Wharf
Alcatraz
Mexico
Ito
United States
Golden Gate National
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