Muller defies divorce order and faces jail over property
Redwood City man Muller, 50, spent 126 days in jail rather than turn property to his ex wife after refusing a divorce settlement. He later faced contempt of court for nonpayment of parking tickets. The report also covers a Des Plaines tree dispute, Opal Spindler clinging to a tree to stop its removal, leading to injuries and a hospital visit. Nearby, 100000 argue Armstrong welcome in Wapakoneta with traffic and security plans. John earl Ray visits restricted. Miss Black America winner Shirley Washington of Detroit, 36 22 96, crowned at Asbury Park New Jersey with runner up Madeline Wilson of Union.
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Atlanta
Hurricane Fran Aims Rain at Mexico and Belize
The storm targets southern Mexico flooding over a million acres and reaches Belize where officials report $6 million in crop losses in British Honduras. It also advances across Guatemala toward Veracruz with tens of thousands displaced. Seven lives feared, crops and exports severely hit in the Caribbean region.
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Caribbean
Israel Police Lack Clues in Pike Desert Disappearance
In Bethlehem the Israeli police said they faced baffling circumstances as the search for former Episcopal Bishop James Pike entered its fourth day. About 300 troops and police, aided by Bedouin trackers, scoured near the Dead Sea while his wife described the last moments before the car broke down.
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Desert Deaths of Two Teens Linked to Ritual Pact
Pima County investigators probe the desert chapel death of Melvin C. Martin 26 and Tatya Sue Martin 26 found head to head in All Creeds Brotherhood Chapel The Desert near Tucson A caretaker found them on Wednesday bodies encircled by magazines with canteens and a pistol Nearby notes warned Don t drink poison and named persons to notify Police say evidence points to death by poison rather than gunfire The couple s parents in St Louis mourn their daughter and husband and care for their young child
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Desert
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Marlin
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New Federalism Faces Test in Building Cut
President Nixon orders a 75 percent cutback on all new federally funded construction projects. State and local projects under federal grants are not automatically cut, but grants may be restricted if state action is slow. Highest priority projects include hospitals and some public housing. Highway construction with federal grants excluded. The move aims to ease costs and free resources for home building amid industry strain.
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