Drunken driving charge tied to horse maneuver on Rio Linda
Indien Jesse Bonilla, 37, appeared in Sacramento Municipal Court to answer a drunken driving charge. The event stemmed from his horse veering across the center line on Rio Linda Boulevard near the city, according to Highway Patrolman C A Pacheco. Bonilla’s attorney Jerome Stanley argued Indians have a right to ride horses, but Judge Thomas Wallner rejected the claim and noted the bar Bonilla was riding toward. Case continued.
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Indien
Jesse Bonilla
Sacramento
Rio Linda Boulevard
C. A. Pacheco
Bonilla
Stanley
Case
Mother Donates Son's Kidneys to Save Two Strangers
Tennessee mother Lila Greer of Celina donated her dying son Michael Anthony Greer’s kidneys. The transplants saved Saundra Reagan, 17, of Tampa, Florida, and John McDowell, 46, of Dyer, Tennessee. Michael died five hours after the decision, six weeks after being treated for meningitis and a brain tumor at Vanderbilt Hospital in Nashville.
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Tennessee Mmother
Lila Mary Greer
Celina
Michael Anthony
Saundra Reagan
John McDowell
Michael Greer
Vanderbilt Hospital
Nashville
Mrs. Greer
Secret Service Ticketed by Stern Fifth Avenue Meter Maid
New York City meter maid Annie Tootle ticketed six illegally parked cars on Fifth Avenue in front of the Hotel Pierre near the First Lady and Tricia Nixon shopping inside. Secret Service guards returned to found the windshields bearing $25 tickets. The traffic department backed the metermaid, saying she cited all vehicles on that side.
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New York City
Annie Tootle
Secret Service
Miss Tootle
Fifth Avenue
Pierre
Tricia Nixon
Nixons
Mrs. Nixon
Mrs Nixon Rejects Midi For Shorter Hemline In Wardrobe War
Mrs Nixon chose a shorter hemline just below the knee over midi styles for her spring wardrobe. Designers Geoffrey Beene and David Kidd weigh in on a possible new length while Tricia and Julie join the private Hotel Pierre showing.
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Tricia
New York
Mideast raids widen as Israeli air strikes hit Egypt bases
Israeli planes bombed missile sites and artillery bases in Egypt while Cairo said Egyptian artillery hit an Israeli armored vehicle carrying 15 soldiers destroying it. Cairo also reported a tank destruction and noted Israeli reinforcements evacuations.
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Egypt
Cairo
Tel Aviv
Nila Delta
Csi- To
Suez Canal
East Bank
Fwo
Yisreel Galil
Middle East
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Yitzhak Rabin
Wahsington
Rabin
Nixon
Israel
U.S
Gunnar V. Jarting
Canal
50 Vehicle Pileup on Munich Autobahn in Thick Fog
A chain reaction crash on the Munich Nuerberg autobahn amid dense fog left at least four dead and over 25 injured. Authorities reported about 50 vehicles involved in the yesterday incident as emergency crews responded to the scene.
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Munich
Germany
Munich-Nuerberg
Local post office offers car delivery service at Long Beach
Frantic ad copy lists a Los Angeles area post office in Long Beach offering car delivery and mail services with pricing and contact hints. The fragmentary notice mentions a single copy and telephone line, reflecting a small town newspaper classifieds tone.
Lockheed Faces Cost Troubles On Antisub Plane Project
The Pentagon disclosed Lockheed Aircraft Corp is in financial trouble on a 461 million contract for a carrier based antisubmarine plane, the S84 Tracker. Deputy Defense Secretary Packard plans a personal review in Burbank to press cost controls as the Navy weighs potential cancellation and options to buy 193 aircraft.
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Washington
Pentagon
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Burbank
Calif
David Packard
Packard
Defense Systems Acquisition Review Council
Navy
Lockheed
Defense Department
Ccompany
Panther Seale Extradited for Connecticut Murder Trial
Black Panther leader Bob Seale was moved from San Francisco jail for extradition to Connecticut to face murder charges in the case of Alex Rackley. A warden said the transfer occurred around 6:18 am and did not disclose travel details. Seale had appealed Reagan’s extradition order, with the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals denying the plea.
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San Francisco
Bobby Seale
Todsy
Connecticut
Seale
Tonald Reagan
Dee
Circuit Court of Appeals
Leone
Alex Rackley
22 Gis Killed in Clashes
UPI reports 22 Americans killed and 35 wounded in intensified fighting and helicopter crashes. The season’s heaviest 24 hour losses include a U2 helicopter crash near Bo Ria southeast of Saigon, blamed on unknown causes, with two more helicopters downed by ground fire. Communiques note 11 killed and 32 wounded in ground combat near the DMZ and Cambodian border as Viet Cong and NVA units attacked four positions and shelled 17 allied targets.
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Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Cambodia
Ssigan
Guerilla attack near allied base in fog battles
A major clash occurred six miles south of the demi tarkzed zone as guerrillas charged an allied base. Ameri can and South Vietnamese forces repelled the assault, killing 30 attackers with no American deaths and five wounded. At Qui Khon on the central coast 250 miles northeast of Saigon saboteurs damaged the Amereland, a 10,500 ton merchant ship owned by Amercargo Shipping Corp. The ship settled, was later towed to a sand bar, cargo salvaged, and one crewman listed as missing.
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Qui Khon
Saigon
Amereland
Amercargo Shipping Corp
New York City
Indians sue over cartoon poster used in fair promotion
A $225,000 class action filed in U.S. District Court by the Pomos band and five Sulphur Bank Rancheria residents challenges the poster character Slim Konocti as a degrading stereotype. The suit seeks an injunction and damages including $100,000 to the band and $25,000 to each plaintiff, with a April 3 hearing set by Judge Albert Wollenberg. The action targets posters billboards stationery and signs financed publicly and portrays Lake County Indians as demoralizing others.
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U.S. District Court
Pomos
Sulphur Randh Rancheria
Lake Canoly Federal Indian Reserve
Here
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