Washington Post cites Annabell Battistella as Fanne Foxe in 1973
The Washington Post reports Annabell Battistella danced as Fanne Foxe at a Washington nightclub in July 1973. An advertisement photo from the venue shows Fanne Foxe during that period.
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1974
Page
1
The Washington Post reports Annabell Battistella danced as Fanne Foxe at a Washington nightclub in July 1973. An advertisement photo from the venue shows Fanne Foxe during that period.
Representative Wilbur Mills publicly expressed embarrassment over a Monday morning event in which U S Park Police found him intoxicated with facial injuries after a speeding car near the Jefferson Memorial. A woman, identified as Annabel Battistella, jumped into the Tidal Basin as Mills struggled to keep her in the car. Mills claimed the incident involved neighbors and party plans for Mrs Gloria Sanchez and noted his wife’s cancellation due to a broken foot.
United Mine Workers President Arnold Miller declared the coal industry refuses to negotiate, warning a nationwide strike likely to begin November 12 if impasse persists. The current contract for about 120,000 UMW members expires November 12 after talks with Bituminous Coal Operators Association. Ford urged budget cuts to keep 1975 spending at or below 300 billion, stressing urgency. In New Mexico, strong winds possibly a tornado hit the Canoncito Navajo Reservation, destroying mobile homes and injuring several, including a child killed.
The Senate approved a compromise auto safety bill on Thursday. The measure would require auto manufacturers to pay for repair or replacement of safety related defects for cars up to eight years old, and must also clear the House.
Eighteen workers died when a steel bar failed in high winds during a 21 story American backed project at First Nations City Bank office site in Makaha. Three others injured as scaffold collapsed into a mass of wood and twisted metal.
American George Emil Palade and Belgian Christian de Duve along with Albert Claude shared the 128000 dollar Nobel Prize for discoveries on cell structure and function aiding cancer research. Palade and Claude collaborated on the cell centrifugation method.
Bewitched star Elizabeth Montgomery filed for divorce from William Milton Asher after a year of marriage. The Santa Monica court decree completes the split as the actress once known for Samantha on television seeks final legal closure with her third husband.
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