Howe convicted again in Salt Lake City court
Combload News Services reports Alla T. Howe, Utah Democrat, was convicted previously of soliciting sex from two police decoys and faces sentencing. the case followed his appeal from a City Court conviction. The article also covers Betsy Bloomingdale's bribery case, the Senate rejection of Thomas Longshore’s TVA nomination, and memorials for two soldiers killed in the Korean DMZ, plus other national items and a state fair prize for Bob Davis.
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Alla T. Howe
Salt Lake District
Utah Democrat
Howe
Marlene
Dean Mitchell
Decnys
U.S. Senate Public Works Committee
Ford
Thomas L. Longshore
Tennessee Valley Authority
Longshore
Alabama Power Co
THA
Bob Davis
Davis
Woman survives 70 foot fall in Glacier National Park gorge
Patricia Deutschman of Heron Lake Minnesota was swept seventy feet through Avalanche Gorge in Glacier National Park while trying to photograph her family. She lost her footing and landed in the water but survived, saying the experience shows some guiding hand.
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Minnesota
Montana
Patricia Deutschman
Heron Lake
Danish widow spared deportation in Greenwich Village case
The chief immigration official in New York City said he would not deport Sus McCready, widow of actor Tom McCready who was stabbed to death last June. McCready, 2, argues she has a right to remain in the United States. her lawyer had warned that deportation was possible after her husband was killed while stopping a robbery.
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New York City
Sus McCready
Greenwich Village
Maurice Fe Knley
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Rizzo Recall Petition Rejected by Philadelphia Commissioners
Philadelphia election commissioners voted 2 to 1 Tuesday to reject the recall petition against Mayor Frank Rizzo due to insufficient valid signatures under city solicitor guidelines. Attorneys for the recall movement said the decision would be appealed.
Zulus rampage amid Soweto unrest and Namibian diplomacy
From Johannesburg to Soweto the Zulus attacked strike agitators injuring many as a black protest over white minority rule edges toward violence. In Washington the State Department urged immediate free elections for Namibia while condemning delays to UN demands. An inmate at Attica Prison harmed himself amid ongoing protests. South Korea criticizes US stance on North Korea after a noted ax slaying, as Panmunjom talks resume with high tensions across the truce zone.
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U.S
Namibia
Washington
South West Afrika Peo
Robert L. Funseth
Department
South Africa
United Nations
Funeeth
the World
Soweto
Johannesburg
North Korea
Ruce
Panmunjom
National meat rule proposals spark food safety debate
A consumer group warns new federal meal rules would let processors add wine bits to hot dogs and scraps to beef stew while claimants say the changes recover protein and trim costs. Public Citizens Health Research Group urges rejection as harmful. Senate clears over vetoed day care staffing delay with funding boost.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Citizens’ Health Research Group
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