Canterbury sultan fined for dangerous driving after chase
Sultan Bin Nazir Abdul Aziz Al-Fuad of Saudi Arabia was fined 420 dollars and banned from driving for a year by Canterbury Crown Court after a pursuit through Cliftonville ended with his Lamborghini crashing into a lamp post. He was injured and knocked unconscious, then returned from Malaysia to stand trial.
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Canterbury
England
Sultan bin Nazir Abdul Aziz Al-Fuad
Saudi Arabia
Cliftonville
London
Sultan Nazir
Malaysia
Supreme Court rejects Ivanov espionage appeal
In Washington, Igor Ivanov lost his bid for Supreme Court review of his conviction for relaying U S military secrets to the Soviet Union. The justices declined to hear the case, upholding wiretap evidence and a lower court ruling.
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Washington
Igor A. Ivanov
Supreme Court
Tyanov
Justice Department
William C. Douglas
William J. Brennan Jr
Potter Stewart
U.S. Circuit Court
Philadelphia
U. S. Court of Appeals
Washingto
Senate Internal Security Committee
United States
Internal Revenue Service
Edward Bennett Williams
Ivanov
Wwanov
Strategic Air Command
Blacklisted Saigon reporters spark entry ban clash
South Vietnam named two foreign journalists Sydney Schanberg of The New York Times and Jean Claude Pomonti of Le Monde on a Saigon blacklist. Schanberg’s name has appeared on the list since he covered the May 1 1972 fall of Quang Tri. Pomonti’s recent coverage of South Vietnam’s political and economic scene led to the ban. Schanberg is based in Singapore and Pomonti in Bangkok.
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Saigon
Sydney Schanberg
New York Times
Jean Claude Pomonti
le Monde
Paris
Schanberg
Quang Tri City
Pomonti
South Vietnam
Singapore
Bangkok
Vietnam
Bandit's failed hold up ends with suspect arrest
Seattle police report the weekend robbery of Paul Stone 22 ended when the bandit, armed with a gun, fled after Stone showed no money. Two hours later officers found a 25-year-old suspect asleep in a nearby restaurant with a pistol in his belt. bail was set at 850.
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Seattle
Paul Stone
Stone
Beer Queen Crowned in Heinsberg Beer Contest
In Heinsberg Germany Gaby von Heh an attractive blonde was crowned the 1979 Beer Queen winning the trophy against strong male rivals. She pulped down a quart ten seconds faster in the run against the clock event amid Rhineland town excitement.
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Heinsberg
Germany
Gaby von Heh
Rhineland
Gaby
Peninsula couple terrorized in Palos Verdes Estates home invasion
A pair of gunmen broke into Robert L. Finch and Norma Finch’s Via Segovia residence early today, bound them with neckties, stole $100 and credit cards, then fled in the couple’s car. Finch, a Kane-Finch Corp. board chairman, and his wife were unharmed. The assailants warned they would return to kill unless authorities were alerted.
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Palos Verdes Estates
Palos Verdes
Curt Bruce
Finch
Kane-Finch Corp
Torrance Chemical Engineering
Minisub Trap Traps Two Americans Six Hours Deep
In the North Sea off Scotland two American divers Gilbert Blevins and Leslie Lynch were trapped for six hours when their midget submarine tangled an anchor rope while securing an oil rig anchor for Shell UK Exploration. Divers reached the sub in a diving bell about 50 hours after the distress call and freed it after 20 minutes of cutting and unraveling.
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Dundee
Scotland
North Sea
Gilbert Blevins
Leslie Lynch
Shell UK Exploration and Production Co
Aberdeen
Lers
Fight at Hyde Park High School Disrupts Boston Day
Racial fighting erupted at Hyde Park High School in Boston prompting police involvement and seven injuries. The school closed for the day after 8 p.m. local time. Hospitals reported seven treated including a 15-year-old white student with abdominal stab wounds and a 17-year-old white student struck on the head.
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Boston
Hyde Park High School
Freed U S envoy says she fears kidnapping not return
Barbara Hutchison, a U S diplomat freed after 12 days in the Dominican Republic, said in Miami she plans to return next week to Santo Domingo. She praised President Balaguer for resisting ransom and noted she would not want embassy bodyguards, while recalling the danger from the rebels’ dynamite in the consulate.
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Barbara Hutchison
Miami
Dominican Republic
Miss Hutchison
Florida
U.S
U.S. Information Service
Santo Domingo
Panama
Joaquin Balaguer
Balaguer
Radhames Mendez Vargas
Mexico
Peru
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Butenko
United Nations
Attorg
Denver
Howwaki Teller
Teller
University of Colorado Medical Center
Floyd Haskell
D-Cole
Colorado
Haskell
Bandit
Peninsula
Lone ‘Wrath
Fight Shots High School
nLink
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Lakewood
Clark Ave
Combined News Services
Los Angeles
UPT
Don Hayden Rose
Household Finance Corp
Glendale
Poirette
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