Unlikely marriage proves resilient says Bonnie Green
San Diego AP reports Bonnie Green, former MGM showgirl, describes her 32 year marriage to composer Johnny Green as a long struggle from a very bad start to a strong, rewarding union. She cites differing views, career choices, and parenting as key factors.
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Bicentennial quarter joins circulating coins
Washington reports the 25 cent Bicentennial quarter will enter circulation August eighteenth. It depicts a revolutionary drummer boy on the reverse and keeps George Washington on the obverse with the dates 1776 1976. This coin follows the hair and Eisenhower dollar issues with Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell featured on the respective backs.
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Sue Ford evacuated as bomb threat clears Ramada Inn
In Topeka Kansas police evacuated about 300 rooms at the Ramada Inn after a switchboard operator received a bomb threat targeting Susan Ford. Detectives searched the hotel but found no device. The caller warned of an explosion in 16 minutes. Mollet led the evacuation nine minutes after the call.
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CIA Chief Admits NSA Taps On U.S. Calls
CIA Director William Colby testified before the House Intelligence Committee that the NSA has monitored some American calls. He said the agency primarily targets foreign communications but acknowledged that U S traffic can not always be separated. Rep. Les Aspin called the practice a constitutional violation and urged warrants. Colby cited a secret directive permitting interception of foreign communications.
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Vacaville man arrested in $250000 extortion attempt
The FBI says Albert Arauj, 45, of Vacaville was arrested for trying to extort $250,000 from a Nut Tree restaurant owner using the name United Revolutionary Brotherhood. The arrest followed a courthouse hearing in Sacramento.
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CIA intercepts and watch list flag drug traffickers
America identifies drug traffickers with CIA run intercepts on the East Coast using a watch list supplied by NSA. Colby notes two CIA proprietary firms, Air America now liquidating and a GLA insurance handler, profit from operations while intelligence funds financed gifts to unnamed foreign leaders.
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