Unhappy saga of a Florida political hopeful
Richard L. Condon, a 24 year old Florida Legislature member from Fort Lauderdale, aligned with Governor Claude Kirk and dating Kirk’s daughter Sarah, faced a public feud over the governor’s crime war and lost his bid for reelection. The piece also touches on Princess Anne’s rumored romance, a Stanford pilot with notable credentials, a tragic shooting at a Syracuse show, and Russian defense minister Malinovsky’s illness.
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Richard L. Condon
Condon
University of Florida
Florida
Fort Lauderdale
Claude Kirk
Kirk
Sarah
Anne
Karl M. Ruppenthal
Stanford University
Ruppenthal
Stanford Transportation Management
School of Business
San Francisco International
Trans World Airlines
TWA
Airline Pilots Association
U.S. Supreme Court
Palo Alto
Syracuse
N.Y
Elsine Gray
Fred
Syracuse War Memorial Auditorium
Memorial Hospital
Mrshal Andrei A. Grechko
Mainovsky
Warsaw Pact
Malinovsky
Red Square
Defense
Grechko
Reagan Describes New Sacramento Home as Ideal
California first lady Nancy Reagan praises the two year lease of the 1930s English Tudor residence in a residential Sacramento neighborhood. The home features a 75 by 25 foot swimming pool, two garages, a greenhouse, a dog kennel, and space for entertaining hundreds.
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Sacramento City
Davi Domeh
Sacramento Assembly Debates State Budget and Education
A partially legible, OCR like summary shows references to the governor, assembly, and state costs tied to a transit and education agenda. Mentions include bills, the assembly, various officials, and anticipated actions, with dates and names obscured by garbled text.
Space Agency eyes Beta fiber for Apollo fire safety
Space Center engineers seek a nonflammable Beta fiber material to replace current spacecraft fabrics after the Apollo I fire tragedy. Beta fiber, used in draperies and clothing, would be tested for space suits and survival gear, with proposals due March 10.
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Space Center
Houston
UPI
Space Agency
Cape Kennedy
The
Crew Systems Division
Owens-Curning Fiberglas Corp
Assembly panel approves large aid for crippled children
Sacramento delegates clash over a $993,178 emergency appropriation for crippled children programs, a fourfold boost Reagan sought. The 10-9 party line vote in the Assembly Ways and Means Committee backed the measure, with Crown steering Democrats and Republicans opposing. A conference with Governor Reagan is planned to resolve funding and scope before next week’s full Assembly consideration.
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Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
Assembly Ways and Means
Ronald Reavan
Pamocrats
Robert W. Crown
D-Alameda
Crown
Accused of Stealing Quarters at Mint and Moon
The report covers a U.S. Mint theft of quarters with two men charged in a broader case of embezzlement and moon mission imagery. Arrests included Bedgood and Sagin as investigators note large sums. photos show quarters on the mint floor and a space camera capture. Officials decline to estimate total losses.
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San Francisco
Alsome
Howe
al Washington
Cugeegiite
Hayes
Icoin
Lanar Orbiter
U.S
Richard
Lees
Bedgood
Pacifica
Nicholas William Sagin
Aeronau- San Francisco
Secret Service
investi/ NASA
Jon
Mint
An Sagin
District fight over transit plan cited as unnecessary
He argued that a district dispute over his proposed resolution could be avoided if the district released its complete transit plan to the public.
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Sacramento
Hayes
Tidelands
California Rapids
James A
Long Beach
Carley V. Porter
Syracuse prank victim awarded 275000 damages
Richard Smith of New York City was awarded 275000 by a state Supreme Court jury against Syracuse University and Beta Sigma Rho Fraternity Inc. for a January 1958 back shot during a fraternity house prank. The bullet was fired by a fellow student who had been trapped in his room.
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New York
UPI
Syracuse University
State Supreme Court
Richard Smith
New York City
University
Beta Sigma Rho Fraternity Inc
Smith
Syracuse
Long Beach Post Office Listing Noted in Daily Bulletin
A garbled item from the Long Beach daily bulletin references Post Office affairs, monthly figures, and circulation data including amounts such as 275, 320, and 39.00. The fragment mentions a daily publication schedule and street locations on Pine Avenue, with Bureau of Circulation noted.
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