Horseback and helicopter chase aid Houston theft arrest
Police in Houston used horses and a helicopter to pursue a thief, arresting a woman and two men after a car theft Tuesday while a third suspect escaped into nearby woods. A separate Tennessee case has Robin Curley jailed with his pet baboon Sarah after failing to post bond for receiving a Tennessee walking horse.
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Houston
J. ¢. Davis
A. R. Black
Robin Curley
John Hamilton
Curley
Sarah
Sumner County
Gallatin
Tenn
Kentucky's Junior Miss crown goes to Lexington teen
A petite brown eyed Lexington girl, Lydia Anne Hodson, 17, won America's Junior Miss 1972 at Mobile Alabama, earning a $10,000 college scholarship plus $2,000 in preliminary prizes. Crowned by 1971 winner Arlene Stens, Hodson led in pole, appearance, and scholastic achievement. Runnerups included Miss Utah Cyndy Strike, Miss Michigan Catherine Sue Dey, Miss Illinois Barbara Gorgel, and Miss Idaho Anne Hagerman.
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Lexington
America
Mobile
Ala
Lydia Anne Hodson
New Jersey
Arlene Stens
Utah
Cyndy Strike
Salt Lake City
Michigan
Catherine Sue Dey
St. Joseph
Ilinois
Barbara Gorgel
Des Plaines
Idaho
Anne Hagerman
Wendell
Rights Restored Dokka Seeks U.S. Senate Seat
Gerry C. Dokka, 37, apologized in Atlanta for delaying his candidacy announcement for the U.S. Senate. He said a two year probation on a marijuana charge prevented declaring sooner and that civil rights were restored after the sentence ending. The marijuana was found in an apartment he vacated two weeks earlier.
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Gerry C. Dokka
Atlanta
U.S. Senate
Dokka
Actor James Caan wins $106000 judgment in 1969 appearance
James Caan, rising star after The Godfather and Brian's Song, won a $106,000 judgment Tuesday from Calmaster Productions for nonpayment related to his 1969 appearance in Man Without Mercy. Superior Court Judge Arthur K Marshall approved the settlement in Los Angeles.
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James Caan
Brian’s Song
Arthur K. Marshall
Los Angeles
Caan
Calmaster Productions
Paroled: Mrs Miller Released After Seven Years
Mrs. Lu cilla Miller was released from the California Institute for Women after seven years for the 1964 murder of her dentist husband Dr Gordon F. Miller. Parole approved by the State Parole Board in February. She must live outside the San Bernardino Riverside area and plans to reunite with her four children.
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Frontera
Lucilla Miller
California Institute For Women Today
State
California
Miller
Gordon FE. Miller
Arthwell C. Haydon
San Bernardino
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