Lost images buy bunnies and Playboy faced racial
Four Playboy bunnies terminated for having lost their bunny image pressed a complaint with the New York Commission on Human Rights alleging sexual and age discrimination. They accused Playboy of using bunny image as a pretext to purge women who fight for rights.
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Conferees approve 2.4 billion in aid for 1974
Washington accord sets 2.4 billion in economic and military aid for 1974 with Israel and Cambodia as major recipients. Arms assistance totals 650 million, including 300 million for Israel and 350 million for Cambodia, while Cambodia gains an extra 200 million to offset Nixon's arms request. Army faces recruiting shortfall and no draft plan proposed by June.
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SBA chief rejects corruption charge on bum loans
Small Business Administration head Thomas Kleppe defended the agency against corruption allegations and admitted some bum loans were approved. He cited an ongoing Justice Department probe of the Richmond Virginia office and blamed negligence on two SBA officials.
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Dollar rises as gold on London market plunges
In London the bullion market saw a sharp gold decline after the United States and six European governments scrapped the two tiered system. The dollar gained on world markets as analysts called the move a step toward a realistic monetary system. Gold closed at 0 on Wednesday, down 6.75 from Tuesday, the steepest drop since the policy's start five years ago. In Belfast gunmen fired on a British army post, killing a Catholic man and, hours later, a girl on a Londonderry street corner.
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Flight to Latvia Sparks Unusual Safer Flight Flight to Latvia sparks unusual Safer Flight.
A man with only a glider pilot license stole a small plane from a Swedish flying club and flew to Latvia, crash landing in Ventspils. He was identified as UM Millerfeldt, 18, by Swedish sources in Moscow and remained unhurt.
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Republican Heath? John Anderson Won't Seek Senate Seat
John Anderson, the third ranking Republican in the House, said on Wednesday he will not run for the Senate against incumbent Democrat Adlai Stevenson III. He cited the Watergate climate as a major factor and noted polls showing gloomy Republican prospects.
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Arrest warrant issued for Wendy Berlowitz in Chicago
Wendy Berlowitz, 25, faces an arrest warrant after failing to appear in women's court over an October 25 public topless protest before a noon crowd of about 2,500. She was released from jail without bail after the arrest in the civic center plaza.
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McLain announces Alabama governor bid in Wallace race
Alabama senator Eu gene McLain, a 12 year old developer by the OCR, declares for governor saying it would take 1.5 million to defeat George Wallace and that his campaign will not use taxpayers money. He says campaigns must reach all voters regardless of race.
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Wanted Twomen Myers dies after New York gun battle
Myers, a member of the FBI's ten most wanted list and described by police as a key BLA chieftain, was fatally shot in a New York sidewalk shootout while two police officers, an FBI agent, and a bystander were lightly wounded. He died on arrival at Lincoln Hospital.
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