Polanski pleads to one of 51 charges in child rape case
Movie director Roman Polanski, 43, charged with drugging and raping a one year old girl, agrees to plead guilty or no contest to one count as prosecutors outline a plea bargain. DA says plea terms are secret until a formal hearing. Polanski’s trial had been set for next Tuesday, marking the eighth anniversary of Sharon Tate’s murder.
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Majors Star Lee Joins Skein Of Space Episode Filming
Majors and Jenny Agutter wore Skylab training space suits for a two part episode titled Enemies in Space filmed at Kennedy Space Center Florida. Mary Martin danced the Charleston in Knoxville rehearsals. She appeared in Do You Turn Somersaults as she suffers a torn ligament.
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Newmar to Wed Fort Worth Lawyer in New York City
Julie Newmar famed Cat Woman star plans marriage to J. Molt Smith a Fort Worth Texas lawyer. Phyllis Jean McGuire loses Las Vegas variance bid for nine extra feet on fence wall in Rancho Circle. Plains Georgia tour bus driver Murray Smith revealed as Carter family brother in law. Donnan Plains souvenir shop owner wedding to become president’s sister in law today.
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Miss Lillian Eyes A Glimpse If Marijuana Becomes Legal
President Carter’s mother Miss Lillian says she has never smoked marijuana and hopes to see one if federal penalties for possession of up to one ounce are lifted. She spoke at the Atlanta Press Club Peanut Roast as Carter proposes decriminalization and a crackdown on drug sellers.
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Vance presses for Arab-Israeli settlement in Jordan talks
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance met with King Hussein in Amman seeking necessary consensus for a lasting peace, aiming to brief Geneva talks. Assad backed resuming negotiations in Geneva while Syria rejected a U.S. meeting without Palestinian involvement. Egypt proposed a ministerial gathering in New York or Washington with Jordan’s consent.
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Carter's plan would legalize many illegal aliens
President Carter proposed a path for millions of illegal immigrants to stay via a five year temporary resident status with eventual citizenship through registration. Those entering before 1970 could become legal residents, while newer arrivals face deportation unless they qualify. The plan includes tougher border enforcement with 2000 more agents and penalties for employers who hire illegals.
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