Bonanno released after 39 months in federal prison
Salvatore Bill Bonanno walked free at Terminal Island 39 months into a two year term for credit card fraud and extortion. He planned a prison bus ride to Long Beach then a flight to San Jose to rejoin his family, before reporting to a parole officer Monday. His release coincided with daughter Felippa's 10th birthday.
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Bill” Bonanno
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Dinee’s Club
Queen’s County
Don Torilly
Crewe
Stobert Piper
Notara
Torillo
New York
Arizona
Internal Revenue Service
Onanno
Sam Perone
Perone
Nolare
Farah workers vote to end strike and approve contract
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America members at Farah Manufacturing approve a no strike no lockout contract terms. Wage upgrades raise some hourly pay by up to 80 cents from prior levels and boost skilled classifications to about 4.75 an hour while other details remain undisclosed.
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EL Paso
Farah Manufacturing Co
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Nixon urges reforms to curb campaign financing
Nixon proposed federal rules to limit contributions to Senate House and presidential campaigns plus independent enforcement. He urged one campaign committee per candidate and a single bank deposit while opposing public financing and limiting primaries conventions dates to streamline elections. He cited past Watergate era issues and called for clearer laws on dirty tricks coercion and election fraud.
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Nixon
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Florida
Hearst food program feeds 35000 more in San Francisco
Randolph Hearst’s food ransom program distributed groceries to 35000 people at 13 sites in four days pushing total value beyond 1 million dollars. Lines formed before dawn as families waited with bags and boxes while security was tightened after a prior hijacking.
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San Francisco
UPI
Randolph Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Miss Hearst
Chinatown
Hearst Family
Hearst Foundation
Hearst Corp
University of California
Dazed Safe Kidnapped Boy Freed
A boy kidnapped for a month was found safe after the ruse involved his father receiving instructions to deliver ransom money. The father was told to place cash in a bag, drive through the Lincoln Tunnel into Weehawken New Jersey, and discard the bag near a phone booth for the kidnapper to collect later.
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Kelley
Lincoln Tunnel
Weehawken
Calzadilla
New Jersey
Israelis and Syrians clash on tense Golan front
Israelis and Syrians fought on the Golan Heights in a series of tank and artillery duels with antitank missiles fired at Israeli patrols. Syria claimed several Israeli artillery and engineering units were hit while both sides reported no casualties. Israel prepared for possible renewed fighting ahead of disengagement talks in Washington and warned by intelligence sources of a new Syrian move. Local observers noted a surge of readiness and a possible government crisis background influencing the alarms.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
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Peres
Washington
Algiers
RADIG
Moujahid
Tripoli
Libya
United States
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Cairo
Maariv
Golan
Syria
Golan Front
Southland Hit by 2 Inch Rain and Storm Damages
A major storm drenched the Southland with two inches of rain while knocking radio station KABC off air. Los Angeles officials reported nearly 5,000 homes lost power briefly due to transformer problems. A Hollywood fire was sparked by lightning and manhole covers were blown from streets after underground electrical shorts, one 200 pound cover landing on a car injuring the occupant. Snow fell up to 14 inches in the mountains lowering the snow line to 3,500 feet and drifting to 2,000 feet in the morning with strong winds. Dana Lynn Wright, 16, of Fontana, died when thrown from a car after it hit a puddle and overturned. three others were injured. Fair weather and warmer temps were forecast for the weekend with highs near 62.
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KABC
Los Angeles
Dana Lynn Wright
Fontana
Mi.p.h
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