Westbrook candidate wins two at large council seats
Roger Klasse gains both vacant at large council seats after no filings. He receives 84 and 55 write in votes, with Roger Boultmann as runner up. Mayor Harold Schmidt also elected by write in after no filings. Mary Gray dies after a heart attack at age 53 following DUI arrest. Frenchie Renée buried with seven snakes for a world record bid. Dennis Weaver wins SAG presidency in landslide over John Gavin. Joe Flynn and Kathleen Nolan win other posts. Pearl Bailey returns to Las Vegas stage after collapse. Xaviera Hollander testifies in Vancouver trial for shoplifting. Alaska faces energy shortage, considers cutting exports to meet state power needs.
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Roger Klasse
Klasse
Boultmann
Dennis Weaver
Screen Actors Guild
John Gavin
Weaver
Ronald Reagan
California
Gavin
Robert Kerr
Joe Flynn
Robert Coqui
Kathleen Nolan
ED Nelson
Joyce Gordon
Kathleen Freeman
Karl Weber
Elizabeth Allen
Robert Easton
Border gun running probe after 66 rifles seized
San Dingo reports the arrest of five men and seizure of 66 rifles bound for Mexico as investigators probe a possible gunrunning operation to revolutionaries. A southbound camper truck carrying the arms and ammunition was stopped 100 feet from the border. driver Oscar Gonzales-Rodrigues of San Salvador was arraigned in U.S. District Court on felony counts of failing to register implements of war and aiding and abetting in the failure to register.
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San Dingo
Seiure
Mexico
Oscar Gonzales-Rodrigues
San Salvador
U.S
Gonzales
United States
Angeles
Juan Entigero Bonilla
Hawthorne
Hertly Rodrigues Lewites
Redonio Beach
Rene Amador
Nedondo Beach
Benito Alberto Hernandez
Los Angeles
Stanley Verusie
San Ysidro
Harry McCoe
Customs Service
U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Verusia
Jaworski Says He May Sue the President Over Independence
Newly named Watergate special prosecutor Leon Jaworski testified before a House subcommittee that he had received assurances from White House aide Alexander Haig that he could sue the President if needed to pursue the investigation. He said the assurance followed Nixon's stance on withholding presidential documents and stressed that he accepted the appointment only after securing strong independence guarantees.
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Washington
Leon Jaworski
White House
Jaworski
House
Judiciary
Alexander Haig
Nixon
Archibald Cox
Cox
Haig
Robert W. Kattenmeier
D-Wis
Troueion
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IW7
Elo'’Ss
Mary Gray
Gray
Parker Center
KFI
Snake Lady
Frenchie Renee
San Francisco
Strieler
Miss Renée
Renee
Actors Guild
Pearl Bailey
Miss Bailey
Las Vegas
Xaviera Hollander
Vancouver
B.C
Miss Hollander
Darrell Jones
Alaska
Anchorage
John M. Stern
Alaska Public Utilities Commission
Stern
Kotzebue
Arctic Circle
Olympic
Jean-Claude Killy
Daniele Gaubert
Archamp
France
Miss Gauber
Hector Trujillo
Dominican Republic
San Diego
AP Wirrehate
Bullock’s
Lakewood
Famous Maker
Wynbrice Shop
Bullock's Lakewood
Vidas
Suray
Clark Aven
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