Automakers seek price hikes across 1974 models
National automotive leaders urged the Cost of Living Council to approve price increases of 55 to 106 dollars for 1974 model cars to cover mandatory safety and antipollution devices. GM Ford Chrysler and AMC said the rise would pay added costs only, no profit, and would take effect about Sept. 13 if approved.
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Indentured Prisons Repatriation Move Ends Indo Pak Clash
India and Pakistan agreed on repatriating up to 500000 people held abroad after the Indo Pak war. Agreement covers 90000 Pakistani POWs 160000 Bengalis in Pakistan and 269000 Biharis seeking transfer to Pakistan and recognizes Bangladesh paving way for diplomatic ties.
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Abbie Hoffman Arrested In New York Drug Sale Case
Antiwar figure Abbie Hoffman, a Chicago Eight defendant and Yippies leader, was arrested with three others in midtown New York after allegedly selling three pounds of cocaine to undercover officers for 36000 dollars. The street value was reported at 500000 dollars.
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Nevada's Bible to retire from public office in 1975
U S Senator Alan Bible announced in Las Vegas on Tuesday that he will retire when his term ends in January 1975. Bible, 64, has served nearly 40 years in public office, including 19 in the Senate. Nevada Governor Mike O'Callaghan is among those likely to seek the seat, with former governors Grant Sawyer and Paul Laxalt also mentioned as contenders.
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Son of Italian diplomat arrested on drug count
Four people including Nicola Mauricio DeGiovanni son of the Italian consul general in San Francisco were arrested in Calexico on narcotics charges. DeGiovanni, 26, carried one kilo of marijuana under his hat and six more pounds in his car and faced smuggling and immigration detention. Other arrests include John Arrona Romo, 56, with 650 pounds of marijuana and cocaine. Laura Elena Rivera 21 and Anacleto Nava Bibay aff 21, found with 130 pounds of marijuana. All slated for Imperial County Jail custody with bonds set.
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End of Barbara Eden Michael Ansara marriage sought
Actress Barbara Eden asked the Los Angeles Superior Court on Tuesday to end her one year marriage to actor Michael Ansara. Eden sought custody of their seven year old son Matthew Michael, plus child support and alimony. They wed January 17, 1958, in Los Angeles and separated May 18. Eden starred in I Dream of Jeannie. Ansara appeared in multiple TV series including Broken Arrow.
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