Doris Day Reveals Personal Life in New Memoir
Doris Day says her life was not the clean image she portrayed in films, detailing three marriages and several affairs in her memoir. She wrote with AV Hotchner after urging from the late Jackie Susann, says she is happy now, has no plans to work, and might remarry on a whim.
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Goody Two Shoes
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Indiana sisters foil bank robbery in Am boy
In Am boy Indiana two sisters Rebecca Griggs and Shirley Rowland helped stop a bank robbery after spotting a car across the street. They disabled the suspects vehicle and tied the bandit with a belt while police arrived. The manager Herman Agnese urged neighbors to help as one robber surrendered. The sisters say their husbands are less thrilled with the attention.
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San Diego ends Krishna permit suspension on street solicitation
San Diego authorities suspend the Krishna Consciousness Society’s street solicitation permit amid irregularities in its records and donation handling. The move follows separate bank robbery reports and a series of prank calls faced by residents, including one notable chase and capture event earlier.
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Activist Indian leader Russell Means freed on bail
American Indian Movement leader Russell Means will stay free on a $2,000 bail while appealing his riot conviction. Circuit Court Judge Richard Braithwaite allowed travel with reporting every 15 days. Means was convicted of riot for a disturbance at the Minnehaha County Courthouse and sentenced to four years. appeal to the state Supreme Court could take a year to obtain trial transcripts.
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Incomplete OCR Press Telegram Snippet Jan 7 1978
Fragmentary text from a January 7 1978 Press Telegram page mentions individuals and institutions with unclear context. Names such as Cand Pertowe Patt Lowy sansted and Yow appear amid stray words, offering no coherent event or outcome. The fragmentary lines provide no verifiable action or date.
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Paycheck Fraud Probe Hit With 600 Firms Affected
Authorities seek Thomas J. Redican, head of Computer Payroll and Accounting Services in Kentwood, after the firm folded leaving 600 clients in Michigan and possibly elsewhere with payroll checks bounce totaling up to 1.5 million. The Kent County prosecutor filed larceny by conversion against him. he was last seen Monday.
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Thomas J. Redican
Computer Payroll & Accounting Services Inc
Kentwood
Mich
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Johnson
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