French Prostitutes Launch Nationwide Protest in France
Thousands of prostitutes demonstrate across France in a protest against social discrimination and police repression. They demand legalization, tax status, social security, and pensions while appealing to President Giscard d Estaing and government leaders.
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Paris
UPI
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Lyons
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Nice
Marseilles
St. Bernard
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Bernard Feuillet
Feuillet
Valerie
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Giscard d’Estaing
Francoise
Food stamp funds in peril as impasse blocks railbed aid
About 20 million Americans may lose food stamp access by week’s end unless the House and Senate resolve a dispute over rail bed funding in a 15 billion supplemental bill. VA benefits also halt for up to 500,000 veterans if Congress stalls further.
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Washington
UPI
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Veterans Administration
George Hall
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Food and Nutrition Service
Hall
Ford
Frank R. Hood
Jackson sees Kennedy not running in 1976 race
Sen. Henry M. Jackson said he believes Sen. Edward Kennedy will not seek the 1976 Democratic nomination. Jackson cited polls in New Jersey Oregon and New York to show his lead over George Wallace and noted Kennedy’s public denial. He criticized Ford while praising Nixon’s pardon and discussed upcoming primaries on June 6 with hundreds of delegates at stake.
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UPI
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D-Wash
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D-Mass
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Oregon
New York
Ohio
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wallace
California
Ford
Nixon
Eighth suspect sought in Caesars Palace card swindle
Police sought a eighth suspect in a Caesars Palace blackjack scam involving stacked cards. Seven arrests included Norman Baronofsky and Angelo Stamis. The scheme allegedly paid out thousands, with a $1000 payoff noted, ending a month-long probe by state gaming officials and Las Vegas police.
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UPI
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Angelo Stamis
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Bybee
State Gaming Control Board
Demos Press Push on 11.6 Billion California Budget
Assembly Democrats press to pass an inflated 11.6 billion dollars state budget over GOP opposition seeking 100 million dollars in cuts and a potential tax rise. Rep. Frank Lanterman abstained as Curtis Tucker recuperates, while lawmakers push to send the bill to Brown by Sunday with June 30 signing deadline.
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UPS
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la Canada
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Inglewood
Saxe Bank Robbery Trial Opens Without Star Witness
The Philadelphia bank robbery trial of Susan E. Saxe began with her star witness Robert Valeri missing after escaping Chester County Prison. Saxe faces charges for a $6230 Philadelphia hold up on Sept 1 1970 and a linked $26000 Boston robbery in which an officer was killed. Also named are accomplices Stanley Bond and Catherine Power, both sought by investigators.
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UPI
Susan E. Saxe
Robert Valeri
Summerville
Mass
Chester County
West Chester
Ms. Saxe
Albany
N.Y
FBI
Valeri
Boston
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
U.S
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Bell Savings and Loan Association
Stanley R. Bond
Cambridge
Katherine Ann Power
Denver
Bond
Dup
Walpole
Ms. Power
Walter Schroeder
Maid of Santa Barbara County seeks 1975 entrant
Jim Carey and Bob Baker announce the fifteenth annual Maid of Santa Barbara County contest to find a new county maid for 1975. Darlene Quinn, current maid, is pictured as posters outline entry details and eligibility requirements. Eligible entrants must be Santa Barbara County residents, 17 to 25, single, never married.
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Jim Carey
Santa Barbara
Bob Baker
Sacramento
Baker
Darlene Quinn
Carey
Thornburg
Santa Maria
LaBelle Agency
Northeast Cold Snap And Plains Storms Raise Flood Fears
Cold air grips the northeast with near freezing temps while storms sweep the plains from southeastern Kansas to the lower Mississippi Valley. Seven inches of rain fall in parts of Kansas triggering flood watches. showers hit the Rockies and Atlantic coasts as fog blankets California.
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Louisiana
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Gulf of Mexico
California
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Houston
Maine
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Ariz
SPLIT JURY HANGS ON REMIRO AND LITTLE MURDER TRIAL
Juries in the Remiro and Little murder case remain divided on the 10th day of deliberations. The defendants face life terms if convicted for the 1973 cyanide killing of Marcus Foster and the shooting of Robert Blackburn. The sequestered panel, eight women and four men, has tipped 10-2 and 6-4 in previous votes but withheld verdicts on all charges.
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UPI
Remiro
Little
Oakland
Marcus Foster
Robert W. Blackburn
California
Charles Manson
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