Americans to be freed from Vietnamese aboard Brillig
Vietnam News Agency reports Saigon authorities will release Cornelia Dellenbaugh Charles Affelt and Leland Dickerman three Americans held since Oct nine aboard the 35 foot yacht Brillig. They were arrested near Vietnamese waters for violating orders and reportedly carrying drugs.
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Charles Affelt
Philadelphia
Leland Dickerman
Flagstaff
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Brillig
Christmas Tree Lights Ignite Mobile Home Fire in Clark County
A Clark County woman reports her Merry Christmas tree lights exploded and started a blaze that gutted her mobile home. Jo Ann Downey describes grabbing a rug to fight the flames while a neighbor used a garden hose but could not stop the fire before the Clark County Fire Department arrived. Investigators probe why the lights burst.
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Jo Ann Downey
Walnut Road
Downey
Space satellite Cosmos 971 launched by Soviet Union
Tass reported Cosmos 971 was placed in orbit on Friday carrying scientific gear for space exploration. The satellite includes a radio telemetric system to measure orbital elements and transmit instrument data to Earth.
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UPI
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Tass
Old Fashioned Triple Action Bingo A Crowd Favorite At Holiday Casino
The Holiday Casino showcases Old Fashioned Triple-Action Bingo with three cards per board, nine cards per session, and larger easier to read plastic cards. Breakfast Club runs 10:00 to 11:15 with first game paid and second free plus a $100 free coverall lure. party sessions offer up to 12 500 in prizes and double pay on horizontal hardway bingos. Free dollar coupons, no duplicate pay cards, and amenities like seating, lighting, parking, cocktail service, coffee, beer, donuts, and sandwiches enhance the experience.
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Refunds offered for Holley-by-the-Sea Florida investors
More than 2000 buyers of Holley-by-the-Sea lots near Pensacola may receive refunds from a $13 million settlement after allegations of pie-in-the-sky profits. HUD assistant secretary Gene C. Baroni said letters will be sent within 15 days and future sales will be monitored to disclose sales techniques.
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UPI
Florida
Holley-by-the-Sea
Pensacola
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Chicago
Holly-by-the-Sea
U.S. District Court
Miami
Gulf of Mexico
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
HUD
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