Kidnapped Marietta Boy Found Safe in Richmond
Three year old Matthew Gabriel Goodman said a "mean man" took him from a Marietta Kmart ride, driving him 600 miles to Richmond where he was found wandering Sears. Police said he was in good health and unharmed, carrying a note asking for help to go home. The boy and his mother reunited at Richmond airport after a customer found him in a Sears stairwell.
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Matthew Gabriel Goodman
Sears & Rachuck
Richmond
Tam
Atlanta
Matt
Natalie Goodman
Kmart
Goodman
Drs
Steven Goodman
Santa Fe
N.M
Sears
Fischer lawyer seeks to quit over noncooperation claims
New York chess world champion Bobby Fischer faces a legal bid from his attorney Paul Marshall to terminate their contract. Marshall alleges Fischer is uncooperative and unamenable to negotiations. The suit also seeks roughly 2976 dollars in fees and expenses.
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New York
Bobby’ Fischer
Fischer
Chester Fox
Boris Spassky
Paul Marshall
Fischer Arl
Fisher
Cousteau urges global ocean cooperation at Texas A&M visit
Oceanographer Jacques Cousteau addressed 130 Texas A&M students at the Maritime Academy urging international effort to conserve oceans and safeguard resources for future generations. He toured the Texas Clipper ship before its Gulf and Caribbean cruise. Actress Jennifer O'Neill says she plans to marry Elliot Gould after completing a film in Europe this fall.
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Galveston
Tex
Jacques Cousteau
Cousteau
Texas AM University
Texas Maritime Academy
Texas
Springfield
Mass
Jense Hones
Elliot Gould
Miss O'Neill
Liie Wednesday
Europe
Peter Proud
Gould
Barbra Streisand
Jennifer Bogart
Ringo bets Beatles split is permanent
Ringo Starr told reporters at London Airport he will bet anyone 1 000 pounds that the Beatles will not play together again this year or ever. He said the group is apart and too busy with solo projects to reconvene.
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London
Ringo Starr
Los Angeles
Senate unit OKs budget for California fiscal year
A $10.17 billion California budget for 1974-75 was approved by the Senate Finance Committee on a 7-0 vote. The panel's SB1525 exceeds Reagan’s request by $7.6 million, with major adds for mental health, transportation, and civil-service pay. The Assembly Ways and Means Committee aims to finalize its version, sending it to the full Assembly soon. A conference committee will reconcile differences before the June 15 deadline.
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Sacramento
Senate
Finance Committee
Ronald Reagan
Assembly Ways and Means
Reagan
Department of Transportation
Randolph Collier
Assembly
AFL-CIO to challenge Prop 9 ruling in court
The AFL-CIO will sue to strike down a Prop 9 provision that bars lobbyists from making or arranging campaign contributions. California Labor Federation official John F. Henning says the rule curbs union influence and violates constitutional rights. Prop 9 passed with 70 percent support.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Afl-Cio
John F. Henning
California Labor Federation
Afu-Cio
Hennings
Berkeley sit-in over criminology plan ends with arrests fear
Several hundred University of California students occupied Haviland Hall in a second sit-in to protest phasing out the criminology school. Police cleared the building after hours with no arrests. four students were treated for chemical mace exposure at the campus hospital. A noon rally preceded the four hour occupation. Chancellor Bowker called the school isolated from related disciplines and said future criminology students would take social science courses as administration plans move to end the program.
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University of California
School of Criminology
Haviland Hall
Sproul Plaza
Campus
Berkeley Police Department
Alameda Canty Sheriff's Office
Campus Police
Hoviland Hall
School of Crimi
Albert Bowker
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Washington
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Army
Walter Read Army Medical Center
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Lisbon
Ministry of Health
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Congo
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