Box Office Polls Put Newman Top Box-Office Draws
Actor Paul Newman and wife Joanne Woodward head the year’s box office poll, with Newman reclaiming the No.1 spot ahead of John Wayne. The list features Barbra Streisand Katharine Hepburn Sophia Loren and others. A separate incident at a New York show involved Judy Carne in a water fight. three men were arrested for disorderly conduct. In Nevada’s Assembly pantsuit debate Speaker Jacobsen faced resistance from several members over dress code rules.
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Floridians Reel in Cold Wave From Florida Citrus Crisis
Florida faced a multi million dollar cold wave as subzero air from the north dropped to record lows across the state. Granges and grapefruit trees suffered freezes despite smudge pots and wind machines while fires from heaters caused deaths and fires rose. A Citrus Industry spokesman cited 120 million boxes still to be harvested as temperatures plunged and a warming trend was forecast to begin later today.
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Gulf Oil Firms Fined for Offshore Safety Violations
In New Orleans Gulf Oil Corp faces a 250000 fine after pleading no contest to failing to equip 12 offshore wells with safety storm chokes. Kerr-McGee 20000 and Tenneco Oil 32000 also pleaded no contest to similar charges. penalties reflect 16 and 125 violations across multiple wells. Offshore platform fires prompted a broader probe into safety devices after a February Chevron spill.
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Welfare Mother Moves Out of Waldorf Astoria Hotel
A welfare mother and her four children were moved from Waldorf Astoria rooms after three city employees were suspended. Mayor Lindsay called the action bad judgment or worse and ordered suspensions. The family, homeless for three months since their Brooklyn apartment collapsed, had preferred the Waldorf but later left for a friend’s home.
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U S Allows Russ Spy to Visit Home
The United States dropped restrictions permitting Igor A. Ivanov, jailed in 1984 for 20 years, to travel to Russia to visit his ill father. He will stay until court hearings require his presence in the United States. Ivanov left from New York and stayed at the Glen Cove estate of the Soviet UN mission. The decision, with no reciprocal deal, followed multiple Soviet requests and includes a court-directed return when needed. Butenko, arrested with Ivanov, received 30 years for linking to a secret Air Force project.
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Governor Reagan Heads to Washington for Four Day Visit
Governor Reagan plans a four day trip to Washington to confer with President Nixon if schedules permit. He will attend an Advisory Committee on Intergovernmental Relations meeting and a dinner of the Alfalfa Club, appear on Issues and Answers, and speak at the National Press Club. He aims to discuss general matters and the veto of the federal grant to California Rural Legal Assistance Inc with Frank Carlucci, who can override the veto but has not announced his decision.
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Office of Economic Opportunity
Peace talks mark 100th session amid POW information dispute
U.S. Ambassador Bruce charged Hanoi and Viet Cong leaders with withholding data on captured Americans in South Vietnam during the 100th peace talks in Paris. Madam Binh blamed U.S. insistence on unilateral troop withdrawal for the deadlock while rejecting immediate peace terms. Bruce urged inspection of POW camps and access for impartial observers to verify information flow and prisoner conditions.
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