Dore Previn and Andre Previn End Eleven Year Marriage
Los Angeles AP reports Dore Previn and her conductor husband Andre Previn have dissolved their marriage after nearly 11 years. She filed for divorce citing irreconcilable differences, with no contest from Mrs Previn. They will share undisclosed community property including royalties from songs they wrote together.
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Los Angeles
Dore Previn
Andre
Mia Farrow
Previn
London Symphony
Talks with Communist China Yet to Resume
A State Department official said the United States seeks to resume talks with Communist China while not confirming reports that President Nixon favors formal diplomatic relations. Talks in Warsaw were paused by China after the U S strike into Cambodia. FDA approves DMSO for horse use only due to potential severe adverse effects especially eye changes in animals. Hale Boggs asks why observers attend Congress if votes are secret. Agriculture chief Hardin urges no lower than 55000 for farm subsidy ceilings.
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U.S
Cambodia
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FDA
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New Bedford Disorder Leads to Arrests in South End
In New Bedford Massachusetts late Monday night and today several dozen people were arrested as sporadic rock throwing erupted in the racially mixed south end. Police said sniper shots were fired at patrol cars but no injuries occurred as more than 30 off duty officers were recalled.
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New Bedford
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South End
Joseph Pelletier
West End
Pelletier
West Chester Rioting Pauses After Curfew Clash
About 190 policemen confronted around 100 black youths outside the West Chester police station as a dusk to dawn curfew was violated. Police used tear gas. several arrests followed including Chalmers Johnson who faced inciting to riot, malicious mischief, and disorderly conduct.
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West Chester
Pennsylvania
Chalmers Johnson
Johnson
California Nursing Homes Get Medicaid After Patient Death
Washington AP Government investigators found nursing homes in California received Medicaid payments for patients after death or discharge. In 12 of 76 cases examined, homes received payments for the same patients under both Medicaid and Medicare. The GAO noted tightened procedures to stop improper payments.
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General Accounting Office
GAO
Congress
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Santa Clara
Oakland
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Sears Plans Tall Tower World’s tallest building in Chicago
Sears Roebuck and Co unveiled plans for a 109 story, 1,456 foot Sears Tower on Chicago near West Side by 1974. The building will house Sears main offices occupying over half, cost more than $100 million, and be 100 feet taller than the World Trade Center under construction.
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Chicago
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Near West Side
Sears
Gordon M. Metcalf
Sears Tower
Education Spending Act Spurs Political Dissent
In Washington, Republicans accuse Democrats of using federal funds to secure votes as Congress debates a 4.4 billion education bill. Senate leaders argue budget reductions show bipartisan restraint, while heated disputes arise over education provisions tied to desegregation, busing, and school closures.
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Morton
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Hugh Scott
William Proxmire
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