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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1976

Page

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Prison goof costs man a year in prison

Louis Altmark, 41, spent an extra year and five days behind bars due to a clerical error in court and prison records. Justice Department officials said they will review redress options after Altmark’s release from the Atlanta federal penitentiary.

Washington Louis Braltmark Justice Department Altmark Federal Atlanta Justice. Department Dean ST. Dennis Newell. Edenfield Troy Peat Miami

Judge Sirica Recovers at Home After Heart Attack

District Court Judge John J. Sirica, 71, is out of the hospital after a Feb 5 heart attack. His clerk said he plans a long rest at home, resuming recovery as doctors credit emergency responders for reviving him during the incident at a lawyers group event.

Washington John J. Sirica Sirica Robert Ruyak George Washington University Hospital Simica Richard M.nixon

Royal royal marriage rumors denied by Buckingham Palace

Buckingham Palace denied reports that Queen Elizabeth II convened to discuss Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon’s marriage. The palace spokesman called the story untrue. Margaret, 45, vacations on Mustique with photographer Roddy Llewellyn amid tabloid pictures. Snowdon is said to be on assignment for the London Sunday Times.

London Buckingham Palace Elizabeth II Windsor Castle Margaret Lord Snowdon Palace Anthony Armstrong-Jones Caribbean Mustique London Sunday Times Roddy Llewellyn Whitbread Brewery

Plutonium powered pacemaker on loan to patient

In Tacoma, Gordon McNiven uses a nuclear powered pacemaker on loan from the federal government. The device runs on plutonium pellets with a potential life of 25 years, far longer than standard batteries. The government owns the plutonium and oversees monthly releases for study.

Tacoma Wash Gordon McNiven McNiven

Jail caper convict Williams is sentenced to five years

Ray mond Alan Williams former jail escapee and would be financier at a supposed meeting with Barry Goldwater and Howard Hughes received a five year federal prison term after pleading guilty to interstate transportation of a stolen vehicle and escape from custody. He escaped Vancouver Clark County jail last November aided by a jailer who later retired. Williams described his ruse as a wealthy man involved with financial wizards and staged a vanishing act via a chauffeured limousine. The judge praised his storytelling but imposed the sentence.

Seattle Raymond Alan Williams Barry Goldwater Howard Hughes U.S. District Court Walter T. McGovern Williams Vancouver California Oregon Goldwater Hughes Clark County Jude Portland McGovern Walter Mitty

Atomic pacemaker prototype tested for resilience

A prototype plutonium powered pacemaker underwent extensive testing including airdrop and rifle launch to prove it would not rupture under any circumstance. McNiven, an early patient, says the device could extend his life and allow him to return to work and hunting with minimal heart risk despite his family history of heart attacks.

McNiven

Diplomatic Scofflaws Jam D C Parking

Washington street parking around tourist sites is clogged as foreign diplomats with DPL plates ignore unpaid tickets. The Washington Star reports 27,986 unpaid tickets in 11 months totaling at least 139,830 dollars, led by Soviet diplomats owning 140 cars with 8,865 unpaid tickets.

Washington Washington Star The Star

Parking tickets mount outside Soviet embassy in Washington

In downtown Washington bumper to bumper traffic snarls fill areas near the Soviet embassy with cars of Russian staff. Police issue repetitive tickets as the embassy cites lack of its own spaces and compares to diplomats in Moscow. The British embassy reports 125 cars and several unpaid tickets. Israel, Peru, Brazil, Nigeria, OAS and others have notable totals.

Washington Moscow People’s Republic of China Israel Peru Brazil Nigeria Organization of Americas States

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