Bailey seeks access to White Sands for Spanish treasure
Attorney F. Bee Bailey has asked New Mexico Governor Bruce King to help his clients reach the White Sands Missile Range to search for a rumored 100 ton gold cache. Governor King’s spokesman said the governor would do what he could.
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Bahamians seize U S fishing boat near Exuma
Four crewmen on the U S fishing boat Kelly Lynn were seized by Bahamian police off Great Exuma Island on charges of violating Bahamian waters. The four men, all from Key West, were identified as Danny Valdez and Julin Rodriguez Raul Suarez and Aguedo Borgo. The boat and crew were escorted to Nassau as a Coast Guard helicopter watched from above. Bahamas authorities say the seizure was in pursuit under national law, while the U S Coast Guard says the vessel was in international waters. The incident comes amid tighter Bahamian maritime surveillance since independence and amid rising seafood prices prompting calls to deter poachers.
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Explosives Suspect Arrested Near Radar Site
A Washington man sought for illegal possession of plastic explosives was captured near a U S Air Force radar station. Santa Clara County deputies arrested Rodney Stephenson and Marion Shores Thursday on a road to Almaden Air Force Base south of San Jose. A patrol stop of Stephenson’s car led to a two count federal warrant found on a license check.
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Suspects Charged In Concealed Weapon Case In Seattle
Authorities say two men in Seattle were charged with carrying concealed firearms after a federal warrant linked Stephenson to illegal possession of explosive materials. Air Force and local police searched a radar facility for bombs. no explosives were found. Officers investigated a South Everett residence tied to Stephenson, where blasting caps and C3 were reported previously.
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Common Cause: 1972 campaign spending by state and party
Common Cause released figures showing Texas Senate race spending led with John Tower at 23 million and Barefoot Sanders at 624,008. Massachusetts races totaled 514,112, with Kerry and Cronin. McCloskey in California led with 321,358 in a three way race. Incumbency boosted fundraising across both chambers, while nonincumbent races averaged far lower spending.
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Operation Underway for Kidney Transplant Support Case
A patient at Bishop Clarkson Memorial Hospital in Omaha uses a dialysis machine as she awaits a kidney transplant from her brother. The operation pending removal of both kidneys aims to enable the donor kidney to restore function.
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Woman wins $47,244 jackpot at Harald's Club Reno
A Sacramento woman hit a $47,244 jack pot on a dollar slot machine at Harald's Club in Reno. Officials report she was not identified. A few days earlier a record slot jackpot of $65,095 was won by a retired San Francisco accountant, casino officials said.
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Expensive 1972 races list for Senate and House campaigns
The article lists the ten costliest Senate races led by Texas Senator Tower at 2.3 million and Percy in Texas at 14 million, with other notable spends for Grif fin and Huddleston. It also covers top House expenditures in states like Massachusetts, California, and New York, naming candidates and amounts for each race.
Transplant Recipient Doing Well At Stanford
A 12 year old transplant patient in Stanford Medical Center was described as in satisfactory condition after receiving a heart from murder victim Samus Moore, 21, of Oakland. The operation was led by transplant pioneer Dr. Norman Shumway after Moore’s heart was harvested and flown to Stanford by helicopter for immediate use.
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Norman Shumway
Stanford Medical Center
Shumway
Samus Moore
Oakland
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