Williams and dog bite incident at Norman Cross magistrates court
A 43-year-old horse dealer from Norman Cross, England, this week told the magistrates court he bit a dog after it bit him, saying it was to show who was boss. The judge found him guilty of conduct likely to breach the peace and placed him on 12 months probation.
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Trickery in Bingo Alleged by Coca Cola promotion
Washington (UPI) The Federal Trade Commission accused Coca Cola Co of deceiving the public with its Big Name Bingo game, a secret rule limiting $100 prizes. Glendinning Companies and others are named. The promo ran March 9 to May 31, 1989, on Coca Cola and Tab. FTC seeks consent orders without admission of violation.
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Tokyo Floods and Slides Kill 13 in Tokyo Area
Torrential rains triggered floods and landslides across Tokyo and surrounding prefectures. Police report 13 deaths in the region eight in Chiba and five in Kanagawa. An eight year old girl died while walking home from school in Chiba.
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Nixon May Name Peace Negotiator Tonight
President Nixon could disclose whether he plans to appoint a new chief peace negotiator in Paris after a nation address. He will take questions at 7 p.m. PDT from one representative of ABC CBS and NBC on foreign affairs topics.
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Egypt claims major air victory over Israel near Suez Canal
Egypt celebrated what it called its biggest aerial victory since 1967 as Israeli planes reportedly returned to the Suez Canal area. Cairo said four planes were shot down while Israel admitted two, with Egypt claiming three pilots were captured and ground forces suffering no casualties. UPI reported morale boost along the canal as Nasser eyed a coming air defense upgrade.
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Two US helicopters shot down near Cambodian border
Two UH helicopters were shot down just inside South Vietnam near the Cambodia border. Eight Americans were killed and five wounded as U.S. and South Vietnamese commands reported the losses and ongoing actions around Phnom Penh area. Cambodian forces, mercenaries, and allied troops expanded operations with hundreds of troops and arms arriving to bolster defenses.
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