Camper reports UFOs near Georgetown Colorado
Michael R. Lusignan of Washington DC says strangers at his Rocky Mountain camp may have come from outer space in flying boxes. He spoke from a Denver hospital bed describing the incident and his open mind about the strange visitors.
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Georgetown
Colo
UPI
Michael R. Lusignan
Washington, D.C
Rocky Mountain
Outer Space
Lusignan
Denver
Echo Lake
Rocky Mountains
Evegene Kieffer
Clear Creek County
Howe delays plea in Salt Lake sex solicitation case
U. S. Rep. Allan Howe won a five day postponement to enter a plea to charges of soliciting sex from two policewomen posing as prostitutes in Salt Lake City. Howe may withdraw from re election plans. he is to return to Salt Lake City to discuss his political future.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
U. S
Allan Howe
Red Light
Howe
Capitol Hill
Utah
Salte City
Democratic Party
D. Frank Wilkins
Paul Grant
Wayne L. Black
Washington
Attorneys resign, suspended, and censured in Arizona
In 18 months five attorneys were forced to resign from law practice four were suspended and five others were censured for violating Arizona Supreme Court discipline rules.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona Supreme Court
Cambridge Moves to Block Harvard Recombinant DNA Lab
Cambridge officials convened a public hearing to oppose Harvard University’s planned recombinant DNA research unit in a populated area. Mayor Velucci warned of potential health hazards if micro organisms escaped, while experts urged controlled containment. The council voted to hold the hearing and consider delaying or denying permits if safety cannot be assured.
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Cambridge, Mass
UPI
Harvard University
Cambridge
Alfred E. Velucci
Velucci
Frankenstein
George Wald
Velu
Rosdosky
National Institute of Health
Harvard
Teamsters Executives Awarded Raises and Dues Hike Approved
Lawson argued for a 39.8 to 50 percent raise to restore buying power since 1971, with Canada seeking 50 percent. A constitutional amendment imposes a new escalated dues scale, doubling monthly dues to twice hourly pay by Oct 1 1977 and continuing annually, to fund an $85 to $100 million defense fund.
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Schoessling
Fitzsimmons
Lamb slams IRS as trial seen as witchhunt for reelection
Nevada State Sen. Floyd R. Lamb, cleared on federal income tax charges, denounced the IRS as part of a political witchhunt. He warned of possible retaliatory action, defended campaign finances tied to Harrah's contributions, and said he may seek relection while facing questions about the impact of the seven day trial. Lamb indicated he may file a resolution to express voter sentiment to Congress.
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Floyd R. Lamb
Internal Revenue Service
Senate Finance Committee
Nevada
IRS
U.S. Congress
Harrah
Lamb
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Kieffer
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U.S. Dist
Roger D. Foley
Staliatory
U.S. Atty
Lawrence J. Semenza
Richard Wright
Quay Simons
Clark County
Ralph Lamb
Clark Bingham
Buckhorn Ranch
Cally
Harrah’s
Reno
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America
Descrip
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