Stonehouse Returns to Britain to Face Trial in Australia Fraud Case
Former cabinet minister John Stonehouse, who faked his death to start a new life abroad, arrived in London under heavy guard with his secretary Sheila Buckley. extradited from Australia on 27 charges he faces fraud theft forgery and conspiracy and seeks bail to address Parliament.
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London
UPI
John Stonehouse
Britain
Scotland Yard
Sheila Buckley
Melbourne
Australia
Stonehouse
Buckley
Miami Beach
Fla
Harold Wilson
Polygamists Ask To Keep Up Farm
In Salt Lake City UPI report one of Alex Josephs dozen wives argued in court that the polygamist family should be allowed to keep its southern Utah homestead land, claiming it is being better used by the family than by the government.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
Alex Joseph
Utah
Carmen Joseph
Reid Nielson
Bureau of Land Management
BLM
Mrs. Joseph
U.S
Cottonwood Canyon
Anderson
Joseph
Modesto
Calif
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Mormon
Cher and Greg Allman seclude in Buffalo area
Buffalo Evening News reports Cher and Greg Allman spent two days in seclusion at a Buffalo area doctor's home to discuss their future away from publicity. Cher arrived midweek to talk with Allman after filing for divorce July 9. a spokesman could not confirm reconciliation. Allman appeared recently at the Summerfest Rock Concert in Orchard Park.
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Buffalo
N.Y
UPI
Cher
Greg Allman
Buffalo Evening News
Allman
Rich Stadium
Orchard Park
Defense Seeks Dismissal in Joan Little Murder Case
Attorneys for Joan Little asked a North Carolina judge to throw out the murder charge after two polygraph tests reportedly showed she was truthful about defending herself from a rape attempt by jailer Clarence Alligood. The trial moved to Raleigh with jurors seated, including several white women.
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Raleigh, N.C
UPI
Joan Little
Miss Little
Wake Forest
Marcia C. Pearce
Ace
Beaufort County
Clarence Alligood
Raleigh
Alligood
Superior Court
Hamilton Hobgood
William C. Griffin
Washington, D.C
Wake County
N.C
Russell McDonald
Planners Hear Summa Expansion Plans At McCarran Airport
Clark County Planning Commission will hear use permits for Summa Corporation construction at McCarran International Airport. The event follows stalled lease negotiations and a proposed $3 million expansion. Other agenda items include zone changes for Bancom, Shapiro Brothers, Pace, Provenza, Shoemaker, and Carver projects across Las Vegas.
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Howard Hughes
Summa Corporation
McCarran International Airport
Clark County Planning Commission
Summa
Hughes
Bancom Financial Corporation
Nixon to Give Sworn Deposition on Presidential Papers Case
Nixon plans a sworn deposition late next week in his bid to regain custody of his presidential papers and tapes. Judges ordered him to answer under oath at his California home within 10 days, with cross examination possible in private. Nixon's lawyer says there is no plan to withdraw the June affidavit, and topics include confidentiality of materials and separation of powers.
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Washington
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
California
Mortensen
Mortenson
Watergate
San Clemente
U.S
Carl McGowan
Aubrey E. Robinson Jr
Quintuplets Born to Dallas Woman in Six Minute Delivery
A 20 year old Dallas woman gave birth to five healthy quintuplets in a six minute Caesarian delivery. The babies were born six weeks early but all were described as wide awake and healthy. Father Jerry Davis, 21, from Lewisville, said he was trapped on the hospital elevator for 30 to 45 minutes during the birth.
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Dallas
UPI
Dors A. Pritchard
Davis
Lewisville
Tex
Debbie
Doctor Hansen resigns as Nevada public instruction chief
Kenneth Hansen, Nevada state superintendent of public instruction, resigned after a 7-1 board vote to discuss firing him on September 18. The 57 year old cited precipitous action and due process safeguards, noting friction with the board and unoutlined charges.
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Kenneth Hansen
Las Vegas
Rosemary Clark
Nevada State Board of Education
Hansen
Clark
Famous Saddle From Elko Earns $275000 Asking Price
Pete Larcom of Hutchinson sells a hand crafted Elko Nevada Garcia saddle dating from 1902 1904 supposedly used by Theodore Roosevelt and Nevada governors. The gold mounted leather piece with silver edging was kept in a vault for 18 years and is touted for Garcia craftsmanship and famous riders. The niece of the Garcias is the seller and the saddle was one of A Garcia s early works.
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Hutchinson
Kan
UPI
Pete Larcom
G. S. Garcia
Elko
Nev
Theodore Roosevelt
Nevada
Larcom
Will Rogers
Douglas Fairbanks
Garcia
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Willow Springs
Lipscomb
Shapiro Brothers Investment Corp
Twain Avenue
Palos Verdes
C. M Pace
Cecile Avenue
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P Provenza
P. Bartsas
Tropicana Avenue
Palm and
Philmar Avenue
Gail Shoemaker
Spring Mountain Road
Decatur Boulevard
Roy Carver
Tropicana
Eastern Avenues
R. Stan Mortenson
Quints
Jerry Davis
Dr. Hansen
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