Mickey Mouse court ruling in Rettendorf Iowa robs youth of talent
In Rettendorf Iowa magistrate George Goebel sentences Jim-Alan Teller 19 to 30 days to remove Mickey Mouse imagery from the Bettendorf High School planetarium and orders him to paint other Walt Disney characters around town. A businessman hires Teller to create a Disney themed historical mural on a half block building by the bicentennial.
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Rettendorf
Iowa
George Goebel
Jim-Alan Teller
Teller
Bechtel Road
Mickey Mouse
Mickey Mousé
Bettendorf High School
Mickey
Lion plots vasectomy plan at Safari after bite incident
Mrs. Thelma Samioe of San Diego visits Tiny the 3-pound lion at Lion Country Safari a year after she was bitten and clawed through an open car window. She worries Tiny was slated for vasectomy to curb the cub population.
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Thelma Samioe
San Diego
Tiny
Lion Country Safari
Bombing attempt targets Cuban exile Ramon Estevez factory
Cuban exile Ramon Estevez reports a week of threatening notes on his factory door. On Monday a 14 pound bomb with 15 sticks of dynamite wired to a timer was dismantled two minutes before detonation at the Piranha Boat Factory owned by Estevez. He calls it the fifth bombing attempt and ties threats to his trips to Cuba to free prisoners.
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Miami
Ramondo
Nestevez
Piranha Boat
Denestevez
United States
Cuba
Trucking Firm Fined for L A Chemicals Explosion
A Los Angeles court fined Interamerican Truck and Warehouse Corp 3750 dollars after a plea of no contest to five counts of unlawfully transporting and handling organic peroxides. The August 17 blast leveled a downtown block, creating a ten story fireball but causing no deaths or serious injuries.
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LOS Angeles
Clarence Stromwell
Interamerican Truck and Warehouse Corp
Tornadoes sweep Texas Panhandle and Midwest storm damages
Tornado near Pep Texas damaged farm buildings and a church roof. Lubbock reports 60 mph winds as a blizzard-like storm system spreads across the region. Montana and Wyoming face heavy snow, frost warnings threaten fruit areas, while Mississippi deploys mobile homes to aid about 160 displaced families in Warren County near Vicksburg. Army Engineers warn acres flooded could reach 600000 by crest Saturday.
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Arizona
Hawley Lake
White Mountains
Werren County
Miss
The
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Wyoribe
Continental Divide
Pep
Tex
Lubbock
Canyon
Tubbock
High Plains
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Wyoming
Dakotas
Mississippi
Civil Defense
Jim Maber
Greenville
Warren County
Vicksburg
Maher
Army
Tisaquena
Sharkey
Yazoo
Warren Comes
Corps
Mississippi River
Vickyburg
Red Cross
Eugene Jones
Climbers Search Mount Washington For Lost Couple
Fifty top climbers scour Mt Washington NH for David Cormier and Jane Gilotti missing four days after a week long tramp. Snowdrifts and 15 degree winds hindered rescue efforts. two helicopters planned to search with rescuers carried to the summit.
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Pinkham Notch
Mt. Washington
Fish and Game District
Arthur Muise
White Mountain National Forest
Muise
New Hampshire
Judge criticizes IRS church surveillance in Oaks case
U S District Judge William P Gray faulted IRS for tailing Terrence Oaks a leader of the Los Angeles Tax Rebellion Committee and tracking sermons in a church. The court ordered the IRS to provide April 21 statistics on referrals for prosecution of tax protesters to decide if enforcement targeted protestors or other violators.
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Los Angeles
Internal Revenue Service
Hig Church
IRS
Terrence Oaks
Tax Rebellion Committee
William P. Gray
U. S. District Court
EET
Oaks
TRS
Bride-to-be shoots groom at altar in Virgin Islands
In Christiansted, George Strand, 29, was about to marry when a former girlfriend drew a .38 revolver and killed him at the altar. Police said no immediate motive was released and the shooter fled the scene.
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Christiansted
St. Croix
V.I
UPI
George Strand
Bomb blasts again strike PG&E substation in California
Authorities report two explosions at Pacific Gas and Electric Hicks substation in San Jose knocked out power to about 22 000 homes and disrupted service over a 20 mile area. It is the second attack at the facility in 12 days with no injuries. A New World Liberation Army claimed responsibility for the March 27 bombing and other attacks on PG&E towers, urging lower rates for fixed incomes.
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San Jose
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Hicks
Santa Clara
Pg&e
Larry McDonnell
Jeanie Currie
FBI
Sheriff's Office
Almaden Valley
Los Gatos
San Teresa
Saratoga
New World Liberation Army
San Franciso Bay
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Saul Singer
Isaac Hayes
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Emily Ruth Hayes
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