04 Dec 1973
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1973
Page
1
Anchorage psychologist Patty Ohlson diverts from therapy to belly dancing, taking lessons in an Eastern club and debuting six months later in Pasadena. She has danced publicly only once before at her wedding, while four five-star admirals and political figures figure in unrelated notes.
Washington UPI reports an administration official testified Haldeman knew a week before public notice that a 48 minute Nixon Watergate tape segment had been erased. Lawrence Higby testified Haldeman instructed him to retrieve Watergate materials in mid November from the White House file, and that Woods may have caused the erasure while transcribing.
An Edina man, Thomas Barrett, found a five dollar bill under his windshield wiper with a note saying the writer needed gas and was not a thief. The note claimed the thief had taken only enough gas to reach a service station.
Singapore trip notes Reagan saying he would support resumption of North Vietnam bombing if top US officials feel it should resume. He adds he would be behind Nixon if he chose to recommit US forces, cites cautious US hope North Vietnam will honor cease fire, and outlines talks with Le Kuan Yew on trade and regional influence.
Johnny BenArcos of 9302 Walker St was killed when his dump truck spun out after a minor collision with a car driven by Janet Patralia on El Toro Road near Muirlands outbound in Mission Viejo. Patralia received minor injuries and BenArcos died at Mission Community Hospital.
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