Adoptive parents win custody of Lenore in Florida case
In Dade County Circuit Court Judge Ralph Cullen ruled that Nicholas and Jean DeMartino may keep one-year-old Lenore, rejecting the natural mother Olga Scarpella's bid to reclaim the child. The hearing followed months of legal conflict, with New York custody orders noted and the couple expressing intent to remain in Florida.
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Britain poised to join Common Market after virtual agreement
Britain and the Common Market neared a full text agreement on joining the European economic family. Geoffrey Rippon met with Jean FranÇois Deniau to approve the plan, including Britain paying about 8.64 percent of the budget in 1973 as the six current members discuss expanded membership. The talks, in Luxembourg, paves the way for Denmark Norway and Ireland to join.
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Conferees back jobless bill to create 200000 public jobs
Washington lawmakers from both parties forge a compromise to fund 200000 government jobs for the unemployed. The $225 billion measure, seen as presidentially likely to pass, aims to shift workers into transitional roles in parks police fire schools hospitals and anti pollution agencies. The plan follows Nixon vetoes of similar bills and growing municipal pressure to expand workforces at little local cost.
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Prince sparks royal clash over Britain joining market
Prince Philip triggers uproar in Britain with remarks in Scotland calling the European farm policy a mess as the country debates entry to the European Common Market. The palace distanced the comments, saying he spoke of past history, while Heath met the queen and a palace statement followed.
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Gonzalez accuses DOJ of leniency in Texas bank scandal
Representative Henry Gonzalez charged in the Congressional Record that the DOJ eased a bank scandal case to shield a high department official. He said banker Frank Sharp was allowed to plead guilty, receive a $3000 fine and three years probation because assistant attorney general Will Wilson was his attorney, risking embarrassment or prosecution of Wilson.
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Soviet drop charge against Mos cow film director Kalik
Jewish sources in Moscow report authorities dropped a private entrepreneurial activity charge against film director MIK hail Kalik, 44, who faced up to five years in a labor camp for showing films at club lectures for small fees. Kalik allegedly used Mosfilm property, but the charge was withdrawn. Also granted departure permission to scholar Mikhail Zand for Israel.
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