African zoo animals spared from death drought era drama
Washington officials announced a change of policy allowing a herd of exotic African beasts to be unloaded and quarantined in the United States after protest by animal lovers and a congressman. The animals included giraffes antelopes and wildebeest valued at thousands, with ports from Omaha to Chicago listed as destinations.
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Pro Sports Fear Loss to Antenna TV
Washington officials from the NFL and MLB warned the Senate copyrights subcommittee that community antenna systems threaten league earnings from live game telecasts. Pete Rozelle and William Eckert urged legislation to copyright protection, saying free signals hurt ticket sales and rights values.
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National Association of Broadcasters
Tax Official Set Off on 10 of 16 Counts
A Superior Court judge directed acquittal on 10 of 16 charges against farmer Ohief Deputy and Assessor John C. Cox. The ruling leaves four counts of bribery and two of conspiracy. Defense aimed to begin its case. testimony showed Cox did not know of false filings by eight firms.
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Convicted Tax Assessor Seeks Leniency After Bribery Conviction
San Francisco judge urges moderate sentence for Russell Walden the tax assessor who collapsed from a heart attack after his bribery conviction. Walden, 56, plans to appeal and remains free on $14000 bail. Judge Drucker suggested possible early release if medical staff at Vacaville facility approve and if major factors align.
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NAM Pledges Reagan Aid and Labor It Says
NAM pledged financial support to Ronald Reagan per a California AFL-CIO official. Thomas L. Pitts said top secret meetings with Reagan and Richard Carmel le occurred at Lake Yahoo, with an armed guard present. Spokesmen denied a presidential bid discussion, calling the claims a Democratic tactic seeking to frame Reagan.
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Hunting a House Classified Selection Now On Sale
Classified column promotes a large house hunting selection titled Somes to Sale. Readers are urged to turn to the section for listings and options.
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L.A. Council Advances Entertainment Fee and Cigarette Tax
Los Angeles City Council tentatively approved an entertainment fee on theater and sporting event admissions and a two cent increase in cigarette tax to help close a five million dollar deficit in the 238.2 million dollar city budget. The measures await final vote in ordinance form.
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