Trial moves forward in Bolles slaying case in Phoenix
Motions to bar two witnesses from testifying in John Adamson's murder trial were denied by Judge Frederic Heineman. Mattox and Dunlap had raised credibility concerns and polygraph questions, while prosecutors argued no basis for exclusion. An 18-member reporters team led by Bob Greene began investigations into underworld activity in Arizona related to Bolles' death.
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West European Currencies Firm on European Markets
Western European currencies closed firmer, led by the deutschmark after Chancellor Schmidt pledged no revaluation. The dollar slipped against Frankfurts 2.446 marks and Zurichs 2.4545 francs, while the Belgian franc and French franc gained. The pound weakened to 1.6645 dollars as gold rose to about 114.60 francs in Zurich and 114.625 in London.
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Volkswagen dedicates first North American plant in New Stanton
Gov. Milton J. Shapp receives a rabbit from Volkswagen officials at the New Stanton ceremony marking VW's first North American plant. The plant will reuse a Chrysler facility, target 200000 Rabbit models yearly, and cost about 200 dollars less for U.S. buyers.
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Horoscope By Phone Medium Finds New Medium
New York based psychic Jeane Dixon unveils a telephone horoscope service named Horoscopes by Phone. The system uses a $9 million investment by AT&T and the New York Telephone Company to deliver daily zodiac readings to callers in New York City and surrounding counties 24 hours a day. Dixon provides forecasts via a pre-recorded voice read by actress Liz Gardener.
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Bulgarian Captain Faces Trial for Sea Violation
Capt Bristo Popov of the Bulgarian stern trawler Ofelia goes on trial in U S District Court in Portland on charges of violating the 12 mile limit. He pleaded innocent, waived jury trial, and was released on his own recognizance. The civil action seeks seizure of the trawler and 250 tons of hake aboard.
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Foster's Shoes Opens On 119 North 3rd
Local shoe retailer Foster's Shoes advertises a new shop at 119 North 3rd offering men's, women's and children's footwear with style and comfort. Footwear selections and sizes advertised aim to ease foot pain and fit.
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Las Vegas Weather Forecast Through Thursday
Clear cool nights and warm sunny days continue through Thursday with gentle winds. Highs near upper eighties and lows in mid fifties, humidity around 69 percent. Sunrise at 6 40 and sunset at 6 17 with air quality good at 23.
Weather outlook shows showers across mid Atlantic and plains
A band of showers and thundershowers pushes from the Gulf coast northward into the mid Atlantic interior areas. Another pocket of showery weather will affect the mid Plains and Rockies while most other regions enjoy fair to partly cloudy skies.
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Bodies Trapped in Mud: Recovery Abandoned in La Paz
Mexican officials halted efforts to recover hundreds of Hurricane Liza victims buried under mud along the Cajancito River in La Paz. Officials cite danger to the river’s course and say the death toll may exceed 1,000, with 650 bodies recovered so far.
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