Volunteers May Aid Zebra Hunt In San Francisco
Officials weigh civilian volunteers to staff stations freeing officers for street duty in the Zebra killings probe. The ACLU plans a class action challenging stop and search of young black men as 12 whites have died in five months. A hearing on a similar suit is set for Wednesday.
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Still Seeking To Locate Kidnap Gang
FBI agent Bates says Patricia Hearst and her abductors remain unlocated with the SLA believed to number about 25 armed members. A Newsweek claim of undercover agents is denied. Police consider a lie detector test for a Hearst roommate who was allegedly abducted for 24 hours.
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Nancy Ling Perry
Gallup Poll Shows 58 Percent Oppose Draft Amnesty
A Gallup poll of 1,527 adults conducted March 29 to April 1 finds 58 percent say Vietnam era draft evaders should not be allowed to return without punishment, down from 67 percent last year. About 34 percent favor unconditional amnesty, while 8 percent have no opinion.
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VISTA
California GOP Convenes as Nixon-Ford Rift Looms
At the California Republican convention in San Jose, Nixon’s presence was virtually absent with no pro Nixon resolution. Vice President Ford criticized the Democrats and urged focus on party basics, while Governor Reagan dominated with remarks on administration achievements and campaign reform.
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Curtis to announce run for U S Senate in Missouri
Former Republican congressman Thomas B. Curtis schedules news conferences across Missouri on Tuesday as he is expected to announce his candidacy for the U S Senate against Democrat Thomas F. Eagleton. Curtis, who represented Missouri's Second District in St Louis County for eight years, previously lost to Eagleton in 1968. His campaign manager is Warren K. Morgens, a Kansas City lawyer and former Nixon Missouri campaign director.
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Pollution Shutdown Forces Two Towns To Lose Jobs
In Silver Bay and Babbitt Minnesota a federal judge ordered Reserve Mining Co to shut down its processing plant and taconite mine due to Lake Superior pollution. About 3,100 people, 95 percent of workers in the towns, face unemployment. the plants’ owners Armco and Republic plan appeals while a water protection plan is requested. Senator Magnuson announces reelection bid in Tacoma.
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Colombia elects Alfonso Lopez Michelsen after tight race
In Bogota Alfonso Lopez Michelsen of the Liberal party wins Colombia's presidential race as 20 percent of returns show him ahead of Alvaro Gomez Hurtado and Maria Eugenia Rojas de Moreno. Lopez vows to pursue independence from U S policy amid inflation concerns.
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Uno
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Gospelite Trio To Sing At Love Street Church
The Gospelites from San Jose California will perform at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Love Street Christian Church. The nationally known trio travels the United States for concerts revival meetings and TV programs. Public is invited and a free will offering will be taken to support their ministry.
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United States
Queen's Birthday Guns Delayed A Day In Britain
Public buildings in Britain flew flags for Queen Elizabeth II's 48th birthday while gun salutes were postponed from Sunday. The Queen, born April 21, 1926 in London, will see a 62 gun salute from the Tower of London and a 41 gun salute from Hyde Park fired today.
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Acting Awards To Moriarty And Dewhurst
New York AP reports Broadway’s 1974 Tony winners include The River Niger and Raisin as best drama and musical. Michael Moriarty and Colleen Dewhurst cited for acting in plays. Virginia Capers and Christopher Plummer win musical acting honors. Eighteen competitive awards announced after a three hour ABC telecast with special honors to others.
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Niger
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Colleen Dewhurst
Virginia Capers
Christopher Plummer
ABC
League of New York Theaters
Raisin tops musical prizes in 1974 drama awards
In a secret balloting among 435 theater professionals, Raisin was named best musical, while Candide by Hugh Wheeler won best book for a musical and best musical director Harold Prince as well as best costumes Franne Lee and best scenery Mrs. Lee. Eugene O Neill's A Moon for the Misbegotten received a revival prize and drama awards for Jose Quintero Ed Flanders and Miss Dewhurst.
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