Kyoko Lennon custody ruling amid ongoing disappearance
Yoko Ono Lennon, wife of John Lennon, won permanent custody of her six year old daughter Kyoko in a Houston hearing before Judge Peter Solito. Kyoko's location remains unknown as efforts to locate her continue after Kyoko and her father Anthony Cox vanished in January 1972.
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Yoko Ond Lennon
John Lennon
Kyoko
LeNnon
Houston
Peter S. Solito
Anthony Cox
Lennons
Ultimate Action Comics No 1 sold for 1800 in Sacramento
Mitchell Mehdy, 14, says he paid 1800 for the first 1938 Action Comics No 1 from Theodore Holstein of Sacramento who had bought it earlier for 1500 from an Arizona collector. Mehdy plans to insure it with Lloyds and keep it in a bank safe deposit box unless a museum offers a sale.
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Sacramento
Mitchell Mehdy
Mehdy
Theodore Holstein
Holstein
Arizona
Melody
Lloyd's of London
Alessiofree after three years in federal custody
STEILACOOM Washington John Alessio a San Diego multimillionaire was released today from McNeil Island Federal Penitentiary after serving three years for income tax evasion He formerly ran the Caliente Race Track in Tijuana He was greeted by his wife Edna and his family as he returned home to Puget Sound He had been transferred from Lompoc California where investigations into bribery and conspiracy charges tied to him and relatives were pending Trial on related charges was set for October 23 An advertisement for a classified service appears at the end.
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Wilmington
N.C
Geedy
Masondoro Intet
Harold Geedy
Utah
Coast Guard
William Calley
My Lai
Vietnam
Army
Robert Froehlee
Calley
Army Air Force Clemency and Parole Board
Georgia
Howard Callaway
Steilacoom
Wash
San Diego
John Alessio
McNeil Island’ ‘Federal Penitentiary
Alessio
Edna
Puget Sound Island
Lompoc Federal Penitentiary
California
Lompoc
Dominic
Press Telegram May 1 1979 Delivery Details
Fragmented OCR shows a newspaper page dated May 1 1979 for the Press Telegram with delivery pricing and schedule notes. It mentions daily and Sunday delivery options and a Sunday special, but the legible text is garbled.
California gains EPA approval to police its waste water program
California becomes the first state to win federal approval to enforce its own waste water disposal plan under a new federal act. The State Water Resources Control Board will issue permits for about 590 cities and 700 industries, with stringent goals by 1977 and advanced treatment required for towns.
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Bill Stall
Sacramento
California
Washington
Gov
Reagan
Paul D. Falco
Ws. Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Robert W. Frn
State Water Resources Control Board
de Falco
Mutiny or labor dispute aboard Liberian tanker Nicholas II
Coast Guard helicopter lifted away an injured crewman from the Liberian tanker Nicholas II as officials probed whether Greek officers and Honduran crew caused a sea squabble. A gunshot wounded Oscar Martinez Solis and the ship's captain claimed self defense. Deputies and the crew described it as more a strike for pay and safety than a mutiny. The tanker, en route from Seattle to Panama, was escorted into San Diego harbor after the incident.
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Coast Guard
San Diego
Nicholas I
Panama
Seattle
Oscar Martinez Solis
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Rudolph Nureyev
National Ballet of Canada
Kennedy Center
Washing
Z Nureyev
New York Metropolitan Opera House
His
Portugal
Shirley Say‘cock
Salt Lake City
Callaway
Caliente
Tijuana
Tye
Mrs. Alessio
McNeil
Press-Telegram
Cal
Point
Ella Floris-Lester
Miller
Martinez Solis
Balboa Naval Hospital
Mercury
Ombee Embrideres
Bullock's
Dis Clark Avenue
Lakewood
Sphiones
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