Zodiac Killer Linked To Five Coast Murders
Johnson says partial fingerprints from crime scenes in Napa County Vallejo and San Francisco point to the same man though not complete enough for identification. The Vallejo killings began December 20 with Thomas Faraday 17 and Betty Jo Jensen 16. Darlene Ferrin was killed in Vallejo July 4 after crude cipher notes claimed the crimes.
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Vallejo
Johnson
Napa County
San Francisco
Thomas Faraday
Bettiloy Jensen
Darlene Ferrin
Miss Ferrin
Surcharge Tax Extended by Senate Finance Panel
The Senate Finance Committee approved a 5 percent income tax surcharge for the first half of 1970, extending the levy while watering down proposed bank and savings and loan rate increases. The current 10 percent surtax would have expired year end, but a presidential insistence on anti inflation measures maintains the partial extension.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Finance Committee
House
Senate
Senate Committee
Russell B. Long
D-La
Nixon
Long
Johnson
SEC Charges PD In Stock Manipulation
The SEC alleges Parvin-Dohrmann and associates concealed participants in a control group and used favored buyers to lift stock prices. William C. Scott said a consent settlement may be pursued subject to SEC review. Defendants include Albert B. Parvin and Scott.
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SEC
Commission
American Stock Exchange
Parvin- Dohrmann
Coleman
Parvin-Dohrmann
Los Angeles
William C. Scott
Albert B. Parvin
LV Cowboys Office Hit By Check Theft at Paradise Road
Burglars broke into the Las Vegas Cowboys office at 2120 Paradise Rd. between Wednesday night and yesterday morning and stole an undetermined number of checks payable to the team. Brenda Preston of 710 E Mesquite also reported a burglary in the same period, with wigs, cameras and household goods valued at 3460 missing.
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Las Vegas Cowboys
Paradise Rd
Brenda Ann Preston
E. Mesquite
Narcotic Suspect Held By Police
Salvatore Solmoni of 3239 Medicine Man Way was arrested at his residence early yesterday by sheriff's deputies and charged with possession of marijuana and dangerous drugs.
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Salvatore Solmoni
Medicine Man Way
Solmoni
Hurdle Deferments Debate Moves Toward Draft Lottery
Washington reports the House Armed Services Committee backed a presidential draft lottery for future draftees mainly ages 19 and 20 by a unanimous vote. A separate anti deferment amendment to end college deferments failed 22 to 11 as Pike pressed for reform.
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Washington
UPS
House Armed Services Committee
Nixon
Mets Win Fifth World Series Title Sparks City Celebration
New York City erupts as the Mets clinch the World Series in a 5 3 win in the eighth, prompting cheers at Port Authority and Grand Central terminals. Passengers, bus crews, and office workers fill streets and bars with paper chaos and dancing as banners and confetti fly.
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Bernard Bales
Pound Ridge
N.Y
New Jersey
Mets
Port Authority
Grand Central Terminal
John Lombardi
Buttons
Chambers St
Broadway
Leon Stickno
Keg Room Beer Bar Robbed by Three Gunmen
Three gunmen robbed the Keg Room beer bar at 2365 E Bonanza Rd early yesterday morning. They cleaned the till of 196 dollars and a lone customer of 23 dollars. Barmaid Dorothy Moore said one man leveled a gun while another looted the register. Fidel Fernandez, 1617 E Cheyenne Ave, said he was kicked after his money was taken.
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Bonanza Rd
Dorothy Moore
Fidel Fernandez
Cheyenne Ave
Nixon Aide Attacks Lawyers Poll On Haynsworth
Clark Mollenhoff charged that a random poll by the American Trial Lawyers Association is useless for judging Clement Haynsworth Jr. for the Supreme Court. He cites lack of study and says senators will understand. White House backs Haynsworth. poll delayed confirmation discussion urged by Leon Wolfstone.
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Washington
UPI
Clark R. Mollenhoff
American Trial Lawyers Association
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
Supreme Court
Mollenhoff
Senate
Leon Wolfstone
Trial Lawyers Organization
Haynsworth
Wolfstone
Nixon advisers forecast drop in living costs and interest rates
President Nixon's top economic advisers Arthur Burns and Paul McCracken predicted soon lower interest rates if anti inflation efforts hold and a decline in the cost of living later this year. They cited administration restraint and market pressures while outlining expected changes to the consumer price index. The president called executives from the Business Council to Washington and met with finance committee leaders as prelude to a inflation statement.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Arthur F. Burns
Paul W. McCracken
Council of Economic Advisers
Burns
Federal Reserve Board
McCracken
White House
The
Business Council
Hot Springs
House
Senate
Las Vegas Wedding Chapel Operator Faces Jurisdiction Row
Truesdell runs a wedding chapel for 414 years and defends his rite under scrutiny from Dist. Atty George Franklin after legal threats over ceremonies in Las Vegas. Judge Potter ordered adherence to invitation rules, while Truesdell notes he supported the law to remove local JPs from wedding ceremonies.
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Truesdell
Potter
Atty George Franklin
Las Vegas
Las Vega
Jps
Don Ho
Franklin
Topper
Market rally fuels record volume as Vietnam hope boosts stocks
Wall Street posted a dazzling session with volume around 19.5 million shares, near a 1969 high, as gains outpaced declines on optimism over Vietnam settlement and monetary easing. The Dow rose 0.71, DJIA index to 838.77, and NYSE advanced issues led 958 to 423. Lums Inc led active list after debut. Amex also saw strong turnover with 579 advances to 329 declines.
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New York
UPI
Wall Street
Monte Gordon
Bache & Co
Vietnam
Herman Roseman
Argus Research Corp
Washington
New York Stock Exchange
Dow Jones
DJ Rails
Lums, Inc
American Stock Exchange
Amex
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Pe Sea
UPI Telephoto
United Auto Workers
American Motors Corp
Kenosha
Wis
UAW
Ameri
Can Motors
Milwaukee
Otis Pike
D-N.y
Richard Schord
D-Mo
Reserve Officer Training Corps
ROTC
Schord
Committee On Internal Security
Committee On Un-American Activities
Congress
New York City
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