Alameda man jailed for吃ing meals defrauding innkeeper
A 27 year old California man, Dale Anderson of Alameda, received five days in jail for defrauding an innkeeper after he ate two shrimp cocktails, two bottles of champagne, two roast beef dinners, a smart turkey and a rib eye steak at a Peoria Illinois restaurant and could not pay 31.50. He was credited for four days already served. Anderson, a student headed to Florida to attend school, claimed he was cold and hungry. In Maine, Armand Fortier won the state Senate seat in a recount, defeating Norman Ferguson 6006 to 5073. Fortier, a Democrat from Rumford, had previously said he did not wish to serve again. Ferguson, the state treasurer, had threatened to resign if he won and would have given up his treasurer job to keep the Senate seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Dale Anderson
Alameda
Peoria
Anderson
Willam Young
Circuit Court
Florida
Armatd Fortier
Maine
Senate
Fortier
Rumford
Norman Ferguson
Hanover
Ferguson
Hospitalized LBJ daughter Luci Nugent in Austin Texas
Luci Nugent, 25, daughter of Lyndon B. Johnson, has been hospitalized since November 24 for diagnosis and tests at St. David's Community Hospital in Austin. Her prior hospitalization in November for corrective hearing surgery is not related to the current stay, a spokesman said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luci Nugent
Lyndon B. Jobson
St. David's Community Hospital
Austin
Tex
Nugent
Conyers to seek leadership role opposed to Albert
Rep. Conyers of Michigan announces opposition to Carl Albert’s bid for speaker. The Black Caucus organizer calls for innovative leadership, noting symbolic dissent after a brief caucus vote. Conyers, reelected last month, is the first to oppose Albert’s January bid to succeed retiring Speaker John McCormack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Join Conyers Jr
D-Mich
Carl Albert
Dolda
Albert
Conyers
Black Caucus
House
John McCormack
School drug scandal draws fire from California officials
California officials denounce school leaders for inaction on drug abuse as a House panel plans hearings. Chief counsel Joseph A. Phillips cites high use of downers amphetamines LSD and marijuana in the state’s schools and criticizes districts for failing to implement comprehensive preventive education plans amid incidents like the Los Alamitos crackdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
House Select Committee On
Joseph A. Phillips
Los Angeles
Phillips
New York
Los Alamitos High School
Columbia) University
Two California prison centers to close down
California prison officials announced the closure of two facilities due to declining inmate numbers. The Susanville adult center will shut permanently, while the Los Guilucos juvenile school near Santa Rosa will close by June. Officials cited reduced nonviolent offenses and a statewide shift to community-based rehabilitation, with 160 parole officers to be reassigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
California
Susan Yisle
California Youth Authority
Los Gilucos
Santa Rosa
CYA
Allen F. Breed
Los Guilucos
Breed
Guilticos
Ray Procunier
Ie State Department of Corrections
Susanville
Procanier
Healthy quadruplets born in Denver
Three boys and a girl arrived Thursday at Denver General Hospital in a nine week span, weighing between 2 pounds 3.5 ounces and 5 pounds 4. These quads, children of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur T. Tarver, were in incubators in the hospital’s intensive care unit as a precaution. Doctors said Mrs. Tarver learned of the quads about a week ago via X rays and ultrasound. The family, Black Muslims, reported no fertility drugs or media cautions were used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver W
Denver General Hospital
Wilbur T. Tarver
Tarver
Rowal Machinery Company
Horace Thompson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Santa
Cynthia Larson
Ames
Iowa
Syracuse
N. Y
Santa Claus
Miss Larson
LBJ
Birk McGee
Franklin, Tenn
McGee
Badia
Brother Sam
Mstrop
Gregory Peck
Tel Aviv
Peck
Red Sea
Fila
Rep. Conyers
Bob Sparks
Lilayetta
Ind
Sparks
Vamimen
Matt Wiederwehr
St. Paul
Mum
Ptuess-Telegilam
Econtbar
Ley Alfaret
Coraagenann Paday
Sarrier Dalivery
MaTbm
Tonbay Ontes
Noel
Swann Tram
Our
Bureau
Denver
Rus
Lakewood
Bullock's
Prom
Clark Avenue
Lakewersl
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!