Seeks Return of Grabbed Land in Austin Center Case
Local officials contest a land transfer linked to Austin Geriatric Center Inc, alleging a $2 million value versus a $642,000 deed figure. HEW and FHA funding were involved, with claims of improper land acquisition and questions about tax exemptions and project feasibility. The site sits in East Austin, a vacant, flood-prone area formerly tied to a National Fish Watchery.
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Old Peoples and Health Center
Treasury Department
Williams
Sane Chew
Travis
Johnson
White House
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
National Fish Watchery
Austin Geriatric Center
HEW. Austin
Geriatric Center, Inc
Texas Secretary of State
Erwin
Board of Regents
University of Texas System
Texas State Democratic Party
National Democratic
University of Texas
Texas
Justice Department
Austin
Chicago Eight Trial Gripped by Seale Gag Controversy
In Chicago the trial of the Chicago Eight stalled as Bobby Seale remained gagged and strapped to a chair for a third day under Judge Julius Hoffman. Seale signaled protest by writing to lawyer Leonard Weinglass, claiming circulation issues and demanding self representation, while witches outside cast hexes and circled the courthouse doors.
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Chicago
UPI
Ptanther
Bobby Seale
Seale
U.S
Julius J. Hoffman
Black Panther Party
Leonard Weinglass
Weinglass
Federal
Young Woren
Tax Slash Bull Goes to Senate
The Senate Finance Committee sent a bill to the Senate to cut income taxes by 9 billion dollars. Cuts would begin in 1971 and be fully in effect in 1972. All 70 million American taxpayers would benefit. A proposal to allocate most cuts to lower and middle income groups was defeated on a voice vote.
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Washington
UPS
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
House
Orange Co Student Snubs Flag Sparks School Debate
Orange County officials and residents clash over a Villa Park student who refused the pledge. Ruth Spencer, a committee chair, argues against what she calls anti American influences in public education. The student body president pledged allegiance controversy mirrors broader student expression tensions.
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Ruth Spencer
Orange County
Hijacker Forces L A Plane to Fly to Bangor and Denver
An LA to San Francisco flight was diverted by a hijacker described as "some kind of nut" who ordered the jet to refuel in Bangor and later depart for Denver and then Ban gor. FBI and police surrounded the scene, passengers disembarked in Denver, while a small party remained aboard. No serious damage occurred.
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Bangor
State
Lo Yalice
Sheriffs
FRA
FBI
Denver
TWA
W. Williams
RB. H. Hastings
Jou KF. Kenney Airsport
Kennedy
John, Malonewa
New York
Jock
Posters advertised at Long Beach recruiting offices
S. W. of Long Beach reports recruitment posters for Marine Corps and Navy available at 218 Long Beach Blvd. Avimny and Air Force posters can be picked up at 220 Long Beach Blvd. recruiting offices.
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Long Beach
S. W
Marine Corps and Navy
Long Beach Blvd
Air Force
Charity sorority seeks sturdy office chairs for Hillside Enterprises
Local organization requests up to 50 straight backed chairs for Hillside Enterprises at 295 Hathaway Ave. Individuals or firms with chairs to donate may contact Mrs. Leata Burroughs at GA 38-1283 to arrange pickup or delivery. Mrs. iW.A.M., Long Beach.
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Hillside Enterprises
Hathaway Ave
Hillside
Leata Burroughs
Iw.a.m
Long Beach
Lion Country Safari Irvine hires drive through lions opening next summer
Lion Country Safari Inc will offer about 1500 jobs for a 40 acre park near San Diego and Laguna freeways in Irvine. Applicants should send photos and specify work type to 1801 Avenue of the Stars Los Angeles California 90067 with interviews after the year start. Warden positions require submissions to William York West Palm Beach Florida 33402.
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Southland Magazine
Irvine Ranek
Action Line
D. B
Long Beach
Lion Country Safari Inc
Avenue of the Stars
Los Angeles
Calif
San Diego
Laguna
Jerry Kobrin
Corporation
Kobrin
Africa
William York
Boy
W. Palm Beach
Fla
Plaque Delayed As Studio Awaits All Sorority Proofs
Graf Studios owner Ann Graf says delays stem from some sorority sisters not returning proofs and requests for retakes. The studio has now collected all proofs and expects completion of the plaques in six weeks, after previously charging seven dollars for the plaque.
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Graf Studios
Atlantic Ave
ACLON
Tony Geach
Ann Graf
Kennedy Inquest Date Remains Undecided
The Massachusetts Supreme Court discussed whether an inquest for the Chappaquiddick incident could proceed, allowing counsel for witnesses, and left dates undecided. It upheld public access but warned media coverage could affect a future trial, with Kennedy in Boston during the proceedings and no ruling on Boyle’s disqualification.
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Kennedy
Boyle
Supreme Court
Boston
Massachusetts
Robert H. Quinn
Kopechne
Chappaquidditk Island
July TV
U.N. Aide Daughter Kidnapped in Bogota
In Bogota, Teresinha Perreira, 18, daughter of Portuguese UN engineer Joaquin Perreira, vanished from a home on the North Side. A maid linked to the house, Maria Mercedes Torres, is named in the case. An anonymous caller claimed to hold Teresinha and promised to name a ransom price later.
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Bogota
Colombia
UPI
United Nations
Joaquin Perreira
Teresinha Perreira
Maria Mercedes ‘Torres
Maria de Perreira
Tereshinha
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