Supreme Court declines hearing natural mother in child custody case
Olga Scarpetta, 4, who traveled from Colombia to New York to regain her out of wedlock child Lenore, loses a bid to overturn Florida court rulings after New York returned the child to her. Florida and New York courts clash over custody as the Supreme Court denies review. Meanwhile a separate Amsterdam note reports Catharina Sneek and her two-day-old quadruplets doing well.
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Navy seeks shore jobs for Constellation sailors mutiny
Navy moves to place 123 dissidents from the carrier Constellation at three San Diego air stations as Adm. Zumwalt harshly criticizes commanders over racial discrimination. Captain's mast sessions discipline four sailors with non judicial hearings likely for others. Retired Adm. Sharp urges firm discipline, warning against undermining carrier team reliability.
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UCLA Student Arrested in Spain Smuggling Case
Paul D. Bellin 25 of Rochelle Park New Jersey, a UCLA graduate student, was arrested in Malaga Spain on charges of attempting to smuggle 250 pounds of hashish into the country. The hashish was reportedly found in a van truck he was driving from Morocco. Bellin denied knowledge of the contraband.
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First talks slated in 8S strike
NEW YORK U Talks will be held in Washington to discuss the 10 day old strike by 1200 cameramen engineers and technicians against Columbia Broadcasting. CBS had its football schedule on Sunday with no incident after earlier cable outages forced Jets Redskins coverage cancellation. TORONTO Stern dies during a Council of Jewish Federations dinner. 68.
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Japanese holdout on Philippine island eludes search
A fragment reports a Japanese holdout in dense jungle on two Philippine islands. George Rowe of Hudson Falls, N.Y., says Yachi or Onoda remains the target of a broad search. Soldiers are said to be on Golo Island with water and cover, and locals claim close sightings without discovery.
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