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Admiral Zumwalt jokes about kissing admirals to rise in rank while Sarah Miles finds her business manager dead in a motel. journalist David Lawrence, longtime editor and author, dies at 84. Princess Anne may have become the first royal to board a Soviet warship during Ethiopian maneuvers. A pundit proposes computer polls to replace national surveys, arguing for frequent, precise public opinion data.
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Manson clan to testify in L A court case
In Los Angeles Charles Manson and seven family members, all convicted murderers, will be brought under guard from state prisons to testify for the defense in a trial of two men and two women linked to the Manson Family. The case involves a beer distributor robbery and an attempted shoplifting incident.
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Oscars Nomination Beat Reveals Top Contenders
The Godfather leads with 12 nominations followed by Cabaret with 10 and The Poseidon Adventure with seven. Best actor nominees include Brando and Caine. best actress nominees feature Minnelli, Ross, Smith, Tyson, Ullman. Best picture race lists Cabaret Deliv erance The Emigrants The Godfather Sounder.
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Tijuana police burn 14 tons of marijuana in bonfire
In Tijuana, police and justice officials burned 14 tons of marijuana along with five kilos of heroin and thousands of barbiturate pills at a military range south of the city. Alfonso Quiroga announced additional drug seizures, including 25 ounces of top quality heroin. six arrests were made. The event drew students, servicemen, teachers, and Mexican law enforcement as witnesses.
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Marriage to tribal chief hits Huntington Beach photographer
Wyn Sargent, 42, a Huntington Beach photographer who lived with a New Guinea tribe for four months while researching a book on tribal life, has been ordered expelled from West Irian. Jakarta reports say officials accuse her of activities harmful to regional development and of planning to shed clothes for leaf attire, amid Indonesia’s push to civilize Melanesian tribes.
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