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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1970
Page
8
Dallas Seizes Suspect in Patricia Mahanay Slaying
An 18 year old Dallas water department employee Allen Wayne Murray was arrested in Mesquite and arraigned on a murder charge in the February 8 196? slaying of Patricia Ann Mahanay. Police said a credible witness aided the arrest and Murray signed a statement. The victim was found slain in her Oak Cliff apartment with stab wounds and a slashed throat.
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Dallas
Patricia Ann Mahanay
Allen Wayne Murray
Shane
Murray
Oak Cliff
Manson Trip to Tate Home Examined in Testimony
Prosecution witnesses are expected to testify about Charles Manson visiting the canyon home of Sharon Tate weeks before the actress and four others were slain there. Rudy Altobelli, listed as owner of the $205,000 property, may be referenced in the proceedings. The DA said there is no evidence Manson met Tate and no intent to present such proof.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Charles Manson
Canyon
Sharon Tateveral
Rudy Altabelli
Benedict Yon
S. Hatami
Evelie Younger
Eae She Melcher
Alaska North Slope oil drive faces high costs and risks
UPI reports the U.S. oil industry worries over Alaska exploration costs on the North Slope where winter temperatures reach minus 70 and storms lash the Arctic. Air transport funds crews, fuel runs about 20 to 90 cents a gallon, and a typical well costs 2.5 million dollars to develop. Executives say massive reserves are needed to offset expenses, with Kingsley Schroeder of Sun Oil stressing national security and access to foreign oil during emergencies. If Alaska yields sizable reserves, it could reshape U.S. supply and price, but the resource must reach the continent first.
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Tulsa
UPI
Alaska
Arctic Ocean
Anchorage
Ofl
Ig Sun Oil
Kingsley V. Schroeder
North Slope
Schroeder
Middle-East
U.S
Mitchell Vows Laws To Curb Obscenity And Pornography
In Portland protesters shouted obscenities as Attorney General John Mitchell vowed to seek stronger laws to curb obscenity and pornography during a National District Attorneys Association meeting. He warned dissidents expected to protest the upcoming American Legion convention and tied pornography to social harm while condemning obscene material.
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Portland
Ore
UPI
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
National District
the Shotel
EBL
Nixon
Cairo Derailment Toll Reported At Four
Cairo accident toll stands at four as authorities confirm deaths from the derailment. Emergency crews and investigators cordon off the scene while questions over cause and safety measures mount amid ongoing inquiries.
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Cairo
Woman hurt as bombing hits downtown department store
A bomb exploded in a restroom at a downtown department store in St Paul injuring a woman shopper, Bis Roland M. Peek, serious condition. A second bomb two hours later was found and disarmed in a nearby area. Police noted the blast followed a federal building attack in Minneapolis last week. no arrests reported.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Federal
Minneapolis
Ee Tae
Dayton’ Partners
Roland M. Peek
St. Paul Park
Polles
MA Bredown
Silent Federal
Heyes
FBI
Mirneasels
Robert Renner
U.S
Minnesota
Harold Levan
Der
Women Face Discrimination, NOW Plans National Distaff Strike
A Gallup survey shows two thirds of American women feel they get as good a break as men, but college graduates and executives see barriers to top positions. The NOW movement gears up for a nationwide distaff strike, citing hiring bias, firing first, and pay gaps across industry government and professions.
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Hatboro
Women’s Liberation Movement
National Organization For Women (Now) S
Gallup
American Bishop Walsh to Visit Pope in Rome
American Catholic Bishop James E. Walsh, freed after 12 years in a Shanghai jail, left Hong Kong Sunday night for Rome ahead of a meeting with the Pope. Chinese authorities released him July 10 after his long captivity.
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Hong Kong
James E. Walsh
Shanghai
Jett
Rome
Roo Frail
Okinawa Union Officials Report NARA Date Set
Union officials said the date for the a iwas set by NARA in Okinawa remains under review. Local sources provided scant details on the process and the expected timeline.
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Nara
Okinawa
UPD
Ree No
Vatican probes alleged Indian nun recruitment in Europe
A Vatican inquiry is underway into reports that impoverished Indian girls were recruited to become nuns in European convents. The Sunday Times cited around 1,200 girls from Kerala, with cases including a Florence convent paying for 11 girls and a separate 12-girl order. Vatican envoys are investigating amid claims the practice mixed coercion and false promises of training and good jobs.
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Vatican City
Vatican
India
Sunday Times of London
Holy See
Kerala
Florence
Florentine
Ila
Sunday Times
Italy
Mien
Peare Weatheratican
Erin
Jan the
Retiga
Tion
Papal
France
Europe
Germany
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U.S. Weather Bureau
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Atlantic
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Aan
Rey
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Furniture Center
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