Kidnap Business Surges Across Europe Beyond Italy
Italy still leads Europe with 53 kidnappings this year and about 65 million dollars in ransoms over two years. West Germany France and Spain see rapid growth as ransom sums rise to 450 000 on average. The piece notes armor car upgrades and security services rising as police report multiple high profile abductions and related crimes.
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Rome
UPI
Kidnap Inc
Italy
Europe
West
Germany
France
Spain
Switzerland
West Germany
Hanns Martin Schleyer
Valencia
J. Paul Getty III
Getty
Lucino Revelli-Beaumont
Fiat-France
Fiat Auto Company
Murder suspect out on bail despite confession
Richard Herrin, jailed for the claw-hammer slaying of Bonnie Garland, remains free on $50,000 bail though he allegedly confessed. State Supreme Court barred him from Westchester except court visits, to ease fears of Garland’s family. Herrin, a 23 year old geology student from Los Angeles, was in Albany at the time of the July 7 murder in Scarsdale.
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White Plains
N.Y
UPI
Richard Herrin
Bonnie Garland
State Supreme Court
John Walsh
Herrin
Westchester County
Christian Brothers
Albany
Garland
Husky
Los Angeles
Miss Garland
Yale University
Scarsdale
Coxsakie
Soviet Press Dubs Dylan A Money Hungry Capitalist
The Literaturnaya Gazeta in Moscow labeled Bob Dylan a money hungry capitalist during the Vietnam War era, saying the counterculture icon once exposed vices but now sells out for profit. The piece frames his shift from antiwar hero to commercial figure in a critical tone.
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Moscow
UPI
Bob Dylan
Literaturnaya Gazeta
Dylan
Speck waives parole hearing in terse note
Richard Speck seeks to skip a parole hearing with a three sentence note to the Illinois Parole and Pardon Board. Parole Board Chairman Jim Irving says the note is being treated as a request to waive his right to a hearing for now. Speck was convicted of killing eight nurses in 1966 and becomes eligible for future reviews under a new law set to take effect Oct. 1.
Mormon president Spencer W. Kimball hospitalized
Mormon Church President Spencer W. Kimball, 82, spent Wednesday night in LDS Hospital under observation for respiratory and stomach problems after leaving a conference with Education Commission members. Dr. Ernest L. Wilkinson, his cardiologist, said no serious health problems have been determined.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
Spencer W. Kimball
Lds Hospital
Kimball
Church of the Latter-day Saints Education Commission
Ernest L. Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Salt Water Plumbing Helps Catalina Conserve Fresh Water
Avalon residents on Santa Catalina Island use salt water for toilets fire hydrants and outdoor showers cutting fresh water use. About half of the 1600 homes have dual piping saving about 100 acre feet annually and mayor seeks 600000 to pipe the scheme to all residents doubling savings to 200 acre feet.
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Avalon
UPI
California
United States
Catalina Island
Los Angeles
Rudy Piltch
Piltch
Lemon juice cancer cure fraud may be nationwide
Riverside based report says lemon juice and distilled water treatment for cancer may involve a nationwide fraud. California authorities coordinate with 49 other states to probe R J Rudd and Associates and the Marietta Hot Springs health spa.
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Riverside
UPI
California
John Urso
State Department of Consumer Affairs’ Board of Medical Quality Assurance
R.J. Rudd and Associates
Marietta Hot Springs Health Spa
Morris Shenker
St. Louis
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Anthony Moley
Speck
America
MUD Mill Pottery
Grand Ave
Los Olivos
Los Quves
Bodie Hawryluk
Dunes Hotel
Las Vegas Strip
Sheriff's
Urso
Rudd
District Attorney’s
McMahans
Boston
Rocker
Ibum
E Music Center
T.V
McMahan
Lompoc Record
Lompoc, Calif
W. ‘H’ St.—Lompoc
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