Kissinger cheered by hopes of Middle East accord
Demonstrators heckled Secretary Kissinger in Jerusalem as a high American official said the Israel Syria disengagement talks narrowed the gap. Kissinger met Israeli leaders and planned to return to Damascus to press a cease fire line and disengagement, with potential full agreement this trip. In parallel, gunfire terror in Paramount and nearby areas wounded several, amid an ongoing search for suspects.
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Action Line offers help with problems and rights in California
A service advertises ACTION LINE to solve problems and answer questions. Write ACTION LINE Box 230 Tony Beach California 90844 or call 432-3451 between 9 am and 5 pm Monday through Friday. Do not send original documents to be returned.
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Quake Strikes Skopje Again Fear Grips City
A Sunday night tremor rattled Skopje in southern Yugoslavia, previously hit by a devastating quake. Most residents fled in panic with no injuries or damage reported to authorities.
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UPI
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Celtics Triumph Over Bucks For NBA Championship
The Boston Celtics overpower the Milwaukee franchise to secure the National Basketball Association crown, as reported on page C1 with related notes across the edition.
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Milwaukee Tucks
Mothers Day gift roof over her head in Miami Beach
Rose Goldberg, 74, was evicted from the Regal Hotel after a late Social Security check left her $150 rent unpaid. Police arranged temporary help through the Jewish Family and Children's Service, which agreed to cover weekend hotel costs at the Granada and seek long term housing.
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Rolling Hills arson scare targets local home
A 41 year old Rolling Hills Estates man woke to a noise and found an incendiary device at his bedroom window. Franklin Wiseman of 2211 Carriage Drive lived in an $80,000 home during the attempted arson. Part of the device included matches that ignited but did not ignite a container of liquid. The sheriff's arson explosives detail removed the device.
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Compton
Lakewood
Rolling Hills Estates
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Carriage Drive
Sirica to reveal 18 minute Watergate tape gap report
U S District Judge John Sirica said he will release the final panel report in about two weeks on the 18 minute gap in a Watergate tape. The gap occurred on June 20 1972 during a Nixon Haldeman conversation after the Watergate break in at the Democratic National Committee offices in Washington.
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Calmness urged as crisis deepens over Nixon resignation
Senate leaders urge cooling tempers amid calls for President Nixon to quit. Senator Mansfield says resignation not answer. Byrd warns rush harms Constitution. Albert calls for constitutional process. Court notes two hour meeting on the Watergate tape report. Sirica says final advisory panel report will be printed and filed with no hearings planned.
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Mansfield
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Sirica
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Leon Jaworski
Uriel
Executive Office
Supreme Court faults Justice Department on wiretaps
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that the Justice Department violated federal wiretap law during John Mitchell's tenure as attorney general. The decision centers on Omnibus Crime Control Act procedures for wiretap orders, affecting narcotics and gambling prosecutions and overturning several indictments in multiple courts. One test case involved Dominic Nicholas Giordano and 13 co defendants in Baltimore. Justice White authored opinions in two cases, upholding one win and declaring illegal many wiretaps by Mitchell subordinates. The court let stand a lower ruling in other actions.
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Justice Department
John N. Mitchell
Dominic Nicholas Giordano
Baltimore
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Onse
Mitchell
Department
U.S
Court fight over deformed boy 4
A Superior Court jury awarded Mark Dreimhorst 530000 in damages, finding that the fertility drug Clomid caused his birth defects. The trial against Richardson-Merrell Inc. of Cincinnati ended with a unanimous verdict, though the company plans an appeal.
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Clomid
Richardson-Mer- Till Inc
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mar
Naked Boston police raid at Portsmouth motel sparks damage
A group of about two dozen Boston policemen staying at the Rama da Inn in Portsmouth allegedly ran naked through the night club, jumped on tables, and caused about 1000 dollars in damage. No arrests were made as local police investigate, with officials promising action.
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Peter Stilphen
Jean Lawler
Henry J. Miller
Weather Tonight and Tuesday Forecast
Tonight and Tuesday forecast shows fair conditions with mild temperatures. In the mountains gusty winds are expected with lows near 35 and highs around 63. The deserts may see strong gusty winds with low 52 and high 75, while the Learea area remains fair with 59 to 75.
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