Indian Maharani Freed After Five Months In Jaipur Parole
The Maharani of Jaipur Gayatri Devi, a parliamentary opposition figure, was granted a two month conditional release after more than five months in prison on currency and smuggling charges. She must stay in Jaipur, with questions about an extended parole period. Her stepson Bhawani Singh also faced charges but was paroled earlier amid royal forfeitures and historic palace raids revealing over 17 million dollars in valuables.
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India
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Jaipur
Gayatri Devi
Andre
North Bengal
Riends
Indira Gandhi
Maharan
Bhawani Singh
Birth Control Pills Work On Prison Mouse
Squeaky the prison mouse at Tennessee State Prison has not produced babies in nine months after inmates Harlen Johnson and John Sanders began giving her birth control pills. The pair found the mouse 18 months ago and kept her as a pet, noting her meals and quirky habits while avoiding traps and poison.
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Nashville, Tenn
Squeaky
Tennessee State Prison
Squeeky
Harlen Johnson
John Sanders
Memphis
Johnson
Sanders
Jailed 14 Months Inez Garcia Is Freed On Bond
Inez Garcia, 31, freed on $5,000 bail pending retrial for second degree murder in the slaying of Miguel Jimenez after a Court of Appeals overturns her conviction. She greeted by flowers, chants, and support from friends as she left Monterey County jail. Local district attorney questions her hero reception.
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Salinas
Calif
Inez Garcia
Carale Migden
Oakland
Monterey County
William Curtis
Ford Plans February N H Visit
President Ford plans an overnight February trip to New Hampshire to boost his primary campaign. An advance White House team will arrive next week to finalize details, with Nashua as a likely stop and possible extension to three days. Ronald Reagan has already begun his campaign.
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Washington
Ford
New Hampshire
White House
Nashua
Nhs
California
Ronald Reagan
Soviet tour guide rejected for US emigration
Yekaterina Volkova a 26 year old Soviet tourist guide who aided American and British visitors said her bid to emigrate to the United States was refused without reason. She alleges official harassment after a 1974 letter criticizing tourism services and says officials limited her contact with foreigners. Her US visa denial cited the East West exchange agreement as only a paper promise.
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Moscow
United States
Yekaterina Volkova
OVSR
Miss Volkova
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Intourist
Strike paralyzes Spain as 75000 idle and plants shut
Spain faced its worst labor strike in years with about 75,000 workers idle and five Madrid plants closed. Police in Madrid routed protesters with no injuries reported. In Barcelona, 13 rightists were arrested for assaulting Basque sympathizers amid retaliation after 30 police were killed in Basque areas. Standard Electric ITT closed four Madrid plants and one in Toledo after a three day strike by 15,000 workers.
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Madrid
Spain
Barcelona
Standard Electric
ITT
Toledo
Green Beret officer convicted of sodomy in Germany
A U S Army court martial convicted Lt. Joseph G. Hatheway Jr., 26, of Santa Barbara California, of violating the anti-sodomy statute by homosexual acts with an enlisted soldier in barracks at Bad Toelz West Germany. He was ordered dismissed with loss of veterans benefits and reassigned to Robinson Barracks Stuttgart as sentence is appealed.
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West Germany
Green Beret
Bavaria
Ter
Joseph G. Hatheway, Jr
Santa Barbara
Calif
Hatheway
Army
Christopher Yoates
Robinson Barracks
Stuttgart
Special Forces
Bad Toelz
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