Jaws Jars Ralph Ferguson as demand soars for shark jaws
In Wilmington California Ralph Ferguson sees a boom as Jaws popularity drives orders for hundreds of shark jaws from his warehouse. Across the nation buyers, amusement parks, and retailers seek souvenirs and replicas amid the film's success.
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Hoffa Son Claims Witness Led to Leads
Jimmy Hoffa's son says a witness saw the abduction at the Machus Red Fox and offered substantial leads, but the FBI counters there is no promising information. FBI officials report hundreds of tips but no confirmed witnesses, while Hoffa's son and biographer push for leads and possible Southern California connections.
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Mich
Jimmy Hoffa
FBI
Jay E. Bailey
James P. Hoffa
Hoffa
Detroit
Red Fox
California
Charles Ashman
Los Angeles
ABA Debates Decriminalizing Prostitution in 49 States
Montreal AP reported American lawyers consider a proposal to decriminalize prostitution nationwide by repealing criminal sanctions on private commercial sexual conduct. The measure, amended for licensing and private acts, aims to end criminal prosecutions while allowing some regulatory controls.
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American Bar Association
House of Delegates
Margot St. James
San Francisco
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Criminal Justice
Ohio
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Ford urges one month pause on Soviet grain talks
Washington AP The Ford administration asks American grain traders to hold negotiations with the Soviet Union for at least a month due to slower crop outlook. Agriculture Secretary Earl L Butz cites unloading 9.8 million metric tons already sold and says no real hurry for further sales while forecasting a 5.85 billion bushel corn crop despite July weather hurts\ corridors.
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Agriculture
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Bullock raids continue in Houston area to padlock firms
State Comptroller Bob Bullock said five retailers were padlocked on day two of sales tax raids in the Houston region for nearly 79 thousand dollars in back taxes. Delinquencies in Harris County total about 12 million across roughly 12,000 firms, with several named local businesses closed or targeted.
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Kelly's
Pasadena
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John Ray Harrison
Kasco Office Supply Inc
American Paper Co
Kasco
Harris County
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