Hotel sues Barbara Hutton over bill and missing items
Beverly Hills Hotel sues Barbara Hutton, identified as Princess Doon Hur D Annan, for more than seven thousand dollars claiming two flower pots two dried palm plants a two piece bowl and a silk arrangement were missing after a January to February stay in Santa Monica Superior Court. Lovell foresees women joining space shuttle program next year and stresses broader roles.
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Angry Liddy may talk yet
Mrs. Liddy says her jailed husband may one day break his silence on Watergate citing anger at lies. He has spent 43 months in prison for Watergate involvement and faces no parole until May 1981. A petition with 7,000 signatures was presented to pardon attorney Traylor seeking sentence commutation.
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Drug education helps Louise Lasser avoid drug charge
Louise Lasser, star of Mary Hartman Mary Hartman, had a cocaine possession charge dismissed in Los Angeles after she completed a diversion program. Police had arrested her May 1 during an argument and found a vial of white powder in her purse while booking her on traffic warrants.
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TV reporter negotiates release of hostages at currency exchange
NBC journalist Alna Ewing of WMAQ-TV aided in freeing three women held hostage during a South Side currency exchange robbery. Gunmen from Chicago injured in crossfire were captured. nearly $19,000 recovered. Augustus A Savage helped negotiate as editor of a South Side paper.
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Forged Hughes Signature Alleges $15 Million Promissory Notes
In Salt Lake City court papers a former Hughes aide alleges forged signatures on $15 million promissory notes tied to a loan for buying the Sends Motel in Las Vegas. The documents, said to be written by John Holmes, target a Hughes executive Nadine Henley.
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