Father files million claim over coeds cohabiting at college
Quincy newspaper report states Robert Townsend, father of Patricia Townsend, alleges Plumas County and Peralta Junior College District allowed his daughter to live with Christopher Davis while students at Feather River College in Keddie. Townsend claims the relationship ruined his marriage and family life and seeks one million dollars in damages.
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Quincy IM
Plumas County
Robert Townsend
Peralta Junior College
Junior College Board
Plumas County Board of Supervisors
Board of Supervisors
College
Oakland
Townsend
Patricia
Christopher Davis
Feather River College
Keddie
Quincy
Davis
Miss Townesend
Townesend
Nominate irs to Air Academy
Rep Bill Hungate nominates Karen Dwyer a St Charles High senior for the all male Air Force Academy and vows a tough fight for fair treatment. Girls have applied but none admitted. In Port Huron a tank car derailment of 33,030 gallons of butane prompts evacuation of about six blocks with no injuries.
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Washington li
Air Force Academy
Bill Hungate
Karen Dwyer
Farris W.dwyer
St. Charles High School
Port Huron, Mich
Kimball Becomes 12th LDS Church President in Salt Lake City
Spencer W. Kimball, 78, was named the 12th president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Salt Lake City. Eura Taft Benson was chosen as president of the Council of Twelve Apostles, with Nathan Tanner as first counselor and Marion Romney as second counselor. Harold B. Lee, former president, died at 74. Kimball’s lineage and church history are noted as context. The church, with about 3.3 million members, regards its president as a prophet and revelator.
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Salt Lake City
Spencer W. Kimball
Church
Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Eura Taft Benson
Eisenhower
Council of Twelve Apostles
Kimball
Nathan Eldon Tanner
Marion G. Romney
Harold B. Lee
Heber C. Kimball
Brigham Young
Utah
Jesus Christ
Joseph Smith
California Vows 55 mph Speed Limit and New Laws Start
Governor Reagan signs 1,217 bills for 1974 with many taking effect January 1. The highway speed limit drops from 65 to 55 mph to curb energy use, with a swift patrol response and fines after 10 days. Welfare checks rise for 500,000+ recipients, and capital punishment is restored for 11 murder categories.
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Sacramento
UPS
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Highway Patrol
Walter Pudinsi
Federal
Social Security Administration
California
VA workers scramble to pay 4000 veterans in California
Washington staff and Los Angeles regional VA workers labored through holidays to clear a massive payment backlog and pay 90 percent of unpaid benefits by midweek. About 4000 student veterans in Southern California faced aid gaps of 200 to 300 dollars monthly, prompting Nixon to order an all out effort and leading to the regional office manager’s indefinite leave. By week’s end unpaid cases dropped to 1200, with a goal of 400 remaining.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Ofice
Washington
Veterans Administration
Nixon
California
Head of Gannett News Chain Weds Legislator in Sunrise Beach Ceremony
Pia Cocoa Beach reports that Neuharth, president of the Gannett Newspapers chain, married Florida State Senator Lori Wilson in a sunrise ceremony on an Atlantic Ocean beach. The ceremony was penned by the bride.
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Cocoa Beach
Pia. i
Neuharth
Gannett Newspapers Chain
Florida State
Lori Wilson
Atlantic Ocean
Theater bombing targets Buenos Aires film openings
Two bombs exploded near movie houses in Buenos Aires ahead of the planned opening of the film Jesus Christ Superstar. A simple open air chapel hosted a wedding where the groom and bride, both public figures, were to be married. The ceremony included the couple’s four children as attendees and noted prior marriages.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Poliero Sa
Florida Senate
Wilson
Newharth
Rochester
N.Y
Neuharth
Dan
Jan
Sen. Wilson
Rhonda
Kim
Slain Youth Found Near Waterman Canyon In Mountaintop Death
San Bernardino police say a young man was hanged or strangled before his hands were severed and the body dumped in a rugged canyon near Waterman Canyon. Rope burns, hair removed, and missing identity hinder clues. death may date back up to two days.
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San Bernardino
Waterman Canyon
Sheriff's Department
Foundation pays Edward Nixon consultant fees for presidential library
The Richard Nixon Foundation disclosed payments to Edward Nixon totaling about 1 5 0 0 per month for 14 months from December 1970 to January 1972 as a consultant to aid site selection. The arrangement, noted in a charity filing, covered six sites with three in Orange County under consideration.
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Nixon
Edward Nixon
Leonard Firestone
Firestone
Los Angeles Times
Richard Nixon Foundation
Registry of Charitable Trusts
State Department of Justice
Associated Press
Orange County
Priestout
Toa
Health Questions and Answers on Chiropractic Life Change
A reader shares a personal testimonial about starting chiropractic care and explains how it changed their outlook. The piece discusses motivation to refer friends, personal health battles, education needed for chiropractors, and the promise of drugless health care as a growing field.
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