Rockefeller Hid Oversight as Florida Audience Reacted
A long haired audience member drew Gov Rockefeller's attention at the University of Florida Q and A in Gainesville. The crowd looked on as Rockefeller backtracked and corrected his phrasing. Brian Jones of the Rolling Stones was arrested in London on a drug charge after a previous probation and fines. Scotland Yard found marijuana in his Chelsea apartment and he was released on bail with a June hearing set. Two other Stones members have prior drug convictions. Mick Jagger faces a three month sentence with discharge on appeal. Keith Richards had a 12 month term overturned on appeal.
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Elliott Gould Fined 795 for Unpaid Parking Tickets
Vine actor Elliott Gould, Barbra Streisand’s husband, was fined 795 in New York traffic court for 98 unpaid tickets found after his car was allegedly parked outside his home last month. He claimed he had paid 35 of the tickets.
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Barbra Streisand
New York
Grizzly attack on teacher in Glacier National Park
Robert Hahe a 30 year old Cardston Alberta teacher was attacked by a female grizzly bear while filming her cubs near Going to the Sun Highway Glacier National Park Montana He suffered severe leg lacerations and hand bites after the bear pursued him up and down a snow covered slope He climbed trees and escaped with the bear retreating after being kicked in the nose He was treated at Cardston Municipal Hospital and remained in good condition He told rangers he bears no ill will toward the animal and admitted intruding on the bear's territory
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Pioneer heart transplant recipient receives new landmark
In Cape Town, Philip Blaiberg hails a milestone less than five months after his world first heart transplant. He praises the morning as a finest moment, thanking the donor's family and medical team after receiving a second operation following the landmark procedure.
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Cape Town
South Africa
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Plot to kill Suharto thwarted at Merdeka Palace
Indonesian authorities said seven men planned a mass assassination during a mosque service at Merdeka Palace. Suharto and top officials were kneeling for prayer when the plot aimed to hurled grenades. All alleged conspirators were arrested and to be tried by a military court.
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Miller Attacks Reagan Tax Cut as Flim Flam
Sen. George Miller Jr., chair of the State Senate Finance Committee, denounces Gov. Reagan’s proposed tax cut as a sham while backing a half cent sales tax reduction. Reagan touts revised revenues and lower Medi Cal costs, but Miller says the administration overstates deficits and misleads about finances. He warns against broad tax cuts and opposes using property or income taxes for relief.
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Ex-Inmate of Hospital Wins Claim
NEW YORK man who spent four years at Matteawan State Hospital for the Criminally Insane was awarded 300000 in damages for brutal and callous treatment. Judge Lengyel noted Whitree did not receive meaningful psychiatric care and spent 12 years beyond the maximum assault sentence.
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Matteawan State Hospital
Henry W. Lengyel
Victor J. Whitree
Lengyel
Whitree
Malenwin
Matleawan
Shieh
Hail and Funnel Cloud Drill Over New Mexico and Texas
A severe weather event struck eastern New Mexico and western Texas with hail in the Lubbock area and a funnel cloud sighted 40 miles northwest of Clovis. Temperatures plunged to record lows nationwide with many cities reporting subfreezing readings and snow in northern New Hampshire.
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Record High Gold Price Hits $42.60 An Ounce In London
Gold on the London market rose to a peak of 42.60 dollars per ounce as dealers reported their busiest day since the March rush. The British pound fell to a new low in unsettled exchange markets while demand came mainly from French sources amid uncertainty over France. About 12 tons of gold changed hands on the Zurich market before noon.
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U.S
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Whitcomb speaks on crime during Indianapolis visit
Indiana Secretary of State Edgar D. Whitcomb, a Republican candidate for governor, told Associated Press editors about crime in the streets. After his talk, he found a $125 camera stolen from his car upon returning to it.
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Indiana
Edgar D. Whitcomb
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