Three indicted in Mayan artifacts smuggling case
A federal grand jury charged Clive Hollinshead Johnny Brown Fell and George Alamilla with conspiring to smuggle two Mayan stelae from Guatemala to the United States for sale. One piece, Machaqila 2 dating to 671 A.D., was found in Hollinshead’s Santa Fe Springs home after a January bid to auction it for 300000.
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Los Angeles
UPL
California
United States
Guatemala
Harvard
Jad Graham
FBI
Clive Hollinshead
Santa Fe Springs
Hollinshead
Johnnny Brown Fell
Mobile
George Alamilla
Notable transfer in Honduras case unfolds in 1971
In January 1971 Alamilla delivered one step and shipped the other to Tata Hallinshead in British Miami amid a year marked by mixed shipments and movements involving Honduras.
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Alamilla
Tata Hallinshead
British Miami
Honduras
Victory in biggest blaze due today
Fire fighters seal the last ring of fire around a 28 mile perimeter of the Los Padres blaze in Los Patites National Forest. Complete containment expected today though hot spots remain. 2,400 workers at peak, 1,200 sent home, 610 to depart.
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California
Los Patites National Forest
Los Padres
U.S. Forest Service
Echo Falls Canyon
Forest Service
Fraterning, Second of Spassky Leaves Reykjavik
UPI reports Horis Spassky's second Viva Ney, one of four Soviet seconds, has freely mingled with other grandmasters, talked to newsmen, and attended social events during the world chess championship in Reykjavik. Ney says he will travel to Copenhagen and denies Soviet orders to depart for fraternizing.
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Iceland
UPI
Viva Ney
Horis Spassky
Ney
Copenhagen
Soviet Union
Ton
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