Americans In Moscow Under Tight Isolation In 1974
MOSCOW AP reports that about 450 Americans in Moscow endure tight social and physical separation from Russians. Most live in guarded foreigner compounds, with limited access to shops, schools, and local life. Diplomatic and business staff describe eased travel and growing ties due to detente, but daily life remains cautious and watched.
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Identity crisis rocks Ventura paroled man
Lawrence Gomez Lopez, born Sept 9 1934, traveled from Ventura to Orange County to pay a traffic fine. He was found wanted in Ventura County as a parole violator, jailed for four days while he claimed he was the wrong man. Judge Robert Shaw ordered fingerprinting, proving his innocence, and Lopez received certification that he is not the parole violator.
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Calvin donation of two Delaware River islands
Mr and Mrs Russell Calvin donated two Northampton County Delaware River islands Shoemaker s or Maxwell s Island and Groundhog or Raub s Island to Pennsylvania. State spokesman said the islands will aid game habitat and provide access for fishermen and boaters on the river. The islands have long been owned by the Calvin family and were deeded to William Penn s ancestors.
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