Judge Kentn Jy and Gronouski face DWI charges in Austin
A judge was granted more time to answer DWI charges. University of Texas regent Frank Kentn Jy and former Postmaster General John A. Gronouski were arrested in separate incidents and postponed on Wednesday’s docket. Kentn Jy’s new trial date is February 16, while Gronouski’s hearing is set for February 2. Gronouski, then dean at UT’s J.B. School of Public Affairs, was arrested December 26 near the Texas Capitol.
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University of Texas
Frank C. Kentn Jy
John A. Gronouski
Jeny Dbelanna
Austin
Trwin
Gronouski
Johnson
J.B. School of Public Affairs
Texas Capitol
Storm names debate sparks gendered hurricane proposal
Miami feminist Roxey Bolton urged naming Atlantic storms after U.S. senators or women at a NOAA hurricane season planning conference. Experts resisted, noting discomfort with bilaterally alternating names and stressing concerns over gendered language in storm nomenclature.
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Roxey Bolten
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Iane
Cheryl
Otis
Mrs. Bolton
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National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
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National Weather Service
Bolton
Nixon hosts cabinet and aides in final pre election White House dinner
President Nixon marks three years in office with a black-tie dinner for current and former Cabinet members including Walter J. Mieke. Alaska former governor Hickel attends a show of unity as two Cabinet members Maurice Stans and John Mitchell are slated to leave for campaign roles.
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Walter J. Mieke
Hickel
Alaska
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Commerce
Maurice Stans
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John M. Mitchell
Name mixup lands Cleveland museum executive in bill row
Richard I. Burton, Cleveland Art Museum executive, is mistaken for the Welsh actor by Hermes store. He received a $394 bill for items including a skirt and two blouses purchased by Elizabeth Taylor, traced to a Paris branch order. He denies payment and cites misfiled records and a mistaken tie on file.
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Cleveland Art Museum
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Hermes
Monte Carlo
Elizabeth Taylor
Cleveland
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Blermes
Paris
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Violinist Michael Rabin Dies At 35 In New York
Violin virtuoso Michael Rabin, 35, who debuted at Carnegie Hall at age 14, died Wednesday in New York after a 21 year career with leading orchestras and the New York Philharmonic. Stephen Arlen, director of Sadler's Wells Opera since 1986, died Wednesday in London at 58 after a long theater career beginning at age 16.
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New York
Rabin
New York Philharmonic & Times
Stephen Arlen
Sadler’s Wells Opera
London
Driverless car kills three on cycles in Van Nuys
Three people died when two motorcycles collided with a driverless car that rolled from a driveway onto Haskell Avenue in Van Nuys. Carl Norman 26 of Canoga Park and William Turk 31 of Santa Monica died at hospital. Sandra McGinnis 23 of Van Nuys died later after riding on Norman’s motorcycle. One rider wore a jacket reading Satan's Slaves.
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UPL
Carl Norman
Canoga Park
Wiliam Turk
Santa Monica
Valley Receiving Hospital
Sandra McGinnis
Norman
Haskell Avene
All cabinet aides in Chile quit
SANTIAGO Chile in- President Salvador Allende's Cabinet resigned en masse today. The resignations of the 5 Cabinet members in the leftist amity government were sent to the president to allow him to make promised readjustments. Although Allende promised a change last week, stunning defeats for government candidates in special congressional elections Sunday were important factors in the shakeup. A spokesman from the Intendencies Ministry said the president will probably name a new Cabinet over the weekend or at the beginning of next week.
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Chile
Salvador Allende
Popular Amity
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Boy trades long hair for five dollars in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio 14 year old Crank Brumage cut off his shoulder length hair after barber Mayord Schweikert offered $5. Brumage said he did it on impulse and gave the money to his mother. Schweikert noted he simply prefers short hair and did not know the boy beforehand.
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Private schools lose city fields after ruling on use of facilities
Montgomery Alabama UPI reports US District Judge Frank M Johnson Jr ruled that the city policy allowing private segregated schools to use public fields and facilities is unconstitutional forcing schools to seek new venues for sports events.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPI
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Pupils buy school bus after saving three years
Pupils of Wright Robinson High School in Gorton England completed a three year saving effort to purchase a school bus. They paid 1,702 4 trading stamps for the vehicle.
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Gorton
England
Wright Robinson High School
Second Closet Bandhret Feol Pad at Lens
An unclear item notes a carrier delivery issue and a bag or pad at a lens location. The message reads as a fragmented, garbled report with no distinct entities or actions to confirm a full news item.
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Lens
Abortion-physician pleads innocent in girlfriend murder case
Dr. John Gwynne 29 denied murdering his 19 year old girlfriend Debbie Dwyer. He stood mute and asked for trial in Santa Monica Superior Court before Judge Charles J. Woodmansee. Gwynne had earlier faced an illegal abortion charge, pleading no contest to that offense while stating plans to appeal.
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California
John &. Gwynne
Santa Monica
Tiny Folsom Faces Loss If Prison Closes
Folsom stands to lose about $40,000 yearly in state tax revenue when the old granite state prison near the town is shut down. Mayor Jack Kipp notes the town’s 1,500 inmate population and that funds are distributed by population. The prison, built in 1880, is under review by lawmakers and reform advocates who favor replacing it with smaller facilities. Senator John Nejadly toured the prison and suggested phased closure, about 20 miles east of Sacramento.
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Jack Kipp
John Nejadly
Heatnut Creek
Senate Select Committee On Penal Institutions
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