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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1977
Page
2
An apology settlement resolves a $1 million defamation suit involving a princess and a fashion outlet over nude photo claims. The case centered on allegations of an image used without consent and related media coverage.
In a mid year court session, Judge Agnew faced questions over gifts from foreign entities. Thomsen agreed to revoke probation after a report was requested. Sam Polar, a lawyer, argued for evaluating the case and vacating actions tied to the former vice president’s probation, citing foreign influence concerns.
Singer Jase Peliacve won a court order Tuesday against RCA Records over an album project. The dispute centers on producer Feliciano and guitarist approvals. The case involves album ownership, release rights, and the artist's control over notes and living rights. Queen Elizabeth II’s Northern Ireland flight stirred security concerns amid tensions in Belfast.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a heart issue and an elderly person seen in apparent health, then a departure to a location and a subsequent search or relocation to a home. Details are garbled, with names, dates, or exact locations unreadable.
Mary was discharged Tuesday from Cedars Sina hospital after a hip operation. Doctors inserted two new joints to treat a floating fracture, and she is reported in stable condition.
An unclear excerpt mentions Carter and Campbell with references to a planned announcement and a $5 amount. The readable bits suggest a formal personnel or service area update, but many words are garbled, limiting precise details about roles, dates, or organizations.
Mary Baird, wife of a retired Louisville police officer, said her husband told Rep. Gene Snyder he was offered $500,000 to kill Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. She named no agency and limited details citing security concerns while confirming the televised claim and noting her husband was out of town on business.
President Carter announced the nomination of Michael Pertschuk to the Federal Trade Commission and as commission chairman if confirmed by the Senate. Pertschuk, Yale Law School graduate, formerly chief counsel of the Senate Commerce Committee and Portland lawyer, would lead the FTC. Carter also named Robert Carswell of New York as deputy secretary of the Treasury, a partner at Shearman and Sterling and former Treasury special assistant.
A proposed Los Angeles City Council ordinance would bar landlords from earning a usurious or unreasonable rate of profit on rental units. The council would set the allowable rate under the measure introduced Tuesday.
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