ERA opposition urged by Arkansas Citizens Council
Camden attorney John Norman Warnock said the proposed Equal Rights Amendment is backed only by liberals and designed to destroy the home. He urged the Arkansas Citizens Council to oppose ratification as ERA supporters claim equality will harm society.
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Skid Row Slasher Claims Seventh Victim in LA
Los Angeles police say Samuel Suarez, 40, is the seventh man slain by the Skid Row Slasher. Detectives note similarities across the decedents and seek public help to identify the killer. Victims are men aged 40 to 58, killed at a downtown hotel with throat slittings on Wednesdays or weekends.
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al Hegge
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Two policemen slain in ambush in Summit Wisconsin
A 16 year old youth was arrested after two Summit police officers, Rob ert Atkins Jr. 28 and Wayne Olson 52, were shot beside their patrol car behind Summit town hall in Oconomowoc WI. The teen aided investigators in burglaries and the Jan 11 killing of Ronald Hoeft 43. No charges filed yet.
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North Vietnamese leader attacks Ford policy over aid move
Saigon AP report says Le Duc Tho brands U S calls for more military aid to Nguyen Van Thieu as undermining the Paris accord. In battles west of Saigon two A37 bombers were shot down, one pilot killed, one rescued, with 41 North Vietnamese and 6 South Vietnamese soldiers dead and 299 government troops wounded.
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United States to Withdraw Over World Bridge Cheating Accusations
The U S team planned to skip a world contract bridge match in protest after the World Bridge Federation did not suspend two Italian players Gianfranco Facchini and Sergio Zucchelli accused of foot signaling cheating. Officials moved to separate players with tables and screens. France led the standings as the event continued with Italy and the United States near the top amid ongoing dispute.
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World Bridge Federation
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Boris Schanko
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Philadelphia Inquires
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Mead urges nationwide interviews on energy choices
Dr. Margaret Mead told a news conference at the American Association for the Advancement of Science meeting in New York that President Ford's administration should ask Americans what they are willing to put up with before decisions on the energy crisis. She advocated thorough interviews across the nation instead of public opinion polls.
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Rock Promoters See Recession Hit Concert Scene Hard
Rock promoters warn of shrinking audiences and folding profits as inflation drains teens’ spending. Howard Stein notes the era of Darwinian survival among promoters with only about a dozen major firms left. Bill Graham cites peak tours while mid range acts face dwindling opportunities. Jerry Weintraub highlights continued strength for top stars with steady pricing.
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Academy of Music
Fillmore East
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Ron Powell
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