Actress Cybill Shepherd sues over seminude photos
Daily review notes Cybill Shepherd files suit against Mavuoy Enterprises Inc claiming Similton magazine published seminude photographs without her consent from the November-December issues. Chad Everett named as defendant in related action. Shepherd, 40, alleges the photos were stolen from her and appeared on a TV show segment.
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Royal visit signals start of U S S R diplomacy with royals
The British royal family, led by Prince Philip and Princess Anne, arrived in the Soviet Union marking a historic foray into Soviet diplomacy. The pair met Soviet leaders including the first president of the Ukrainian Supreme Soviet as crowds gathered at Vnukovo airport.
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Freeing of 14-Year Fugitive Tax Suspect Counts
Eugene Counts, a 14-year fugitive, was freed after Gov. Christopher S. Bort commuted a ten year sentence for weapon charges. Police traced him via computer records at a shoe factory where he worked. Counts, who had fled in 1959, expressed thanks as his wife and six children celebrated.
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Father and son die in Rockies snowstorm entrapment
In Rocky Mountain National Park a father Tyngst William and his 10 year old son Jonathan were swept by a mountain snowstorm while attempting to hike toward the Continental Divide. Williams died from exposure after leaving his son in a sleeping bag overnight near their camp as the storm closed in. Rangers found the boy still near the pack, about a short distance from their last camp point. Authorities say both deaths result from exposure during a Labor Day outing.
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Nevada brothel eviction dispute over public land lease
Beverly Harrell leased five acres of federal land near Alamo Nevada under the 1914 Small Tracts Act to operate a bordello. The BLM seeks to cancel the lease and evict, arguing the land use violates state law. Harrell says she has 90 days to quit while her attorney seeks an injunction. The case centers on legality of selling government land for a commercial enterprise and the rights of the lessee.
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Milliman thwarted hijack of vast silver bullion
In London a milk cart driver foiled a hijack attempt on a large silver bullion shipment worth about one billion dollars. Police said Gwen Whymark spotted four hijackers and used his cart to block them, forcing the van to retreat across a field before authorities captured the suspects shortly after.
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Miss America Parade launches beauty pageant
Atlantic City reports Miss America contestants begin preliminary preparations tonight for the 1974 pageant. The boardwalk parade drew crowds as contestants, including Miss Wyoming and Miss Kentucky, kissed hands and waved to admirers. Miss Lewis, 25, discussed aims, education, and opinions on sex education during the festivities.
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Beet shortage seen ending despite price surge
London reports a beet shortage easing soon as the United States faces continuing food price inflation. John Dunlap, director, notes early signs of price relief in beef, pork, and other staples, but warns predicting the full restoration of supply is difficult amid global pressures.
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