Undercover cop recalls dirty job targeting Kennedy cousins
Andy Moes, 21, who filed marijuana complaints against Robert F Kennedy Jr and Sargent Shriver, describes his Barnstable narcotics sting as a dirty, stinking assignment. He says he faced threats, his apartment was bombed, and media coverage shaped public perception of the Kennedys.
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Andy Moes
Robert F. Kennedy Jr
R. Sargent Shriver Nil
Moes
Barnstable
Hepatitis outbreak hits Newport Beach sailing club
Forty four members of the South Coast Sailing Club at Newport Beach are ill with infectious hepatitis and dozens more are being tested. Dr Thomas Albert of the county health department says the incubation period is underway as attendees shared a single bowl of Polynesian food, with several samples taken. Gamma globulin is being offered to those not yet sick to prevent illness.
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Newport Beach
Orange County
South Shore
Gatelina Island
Thomas Albert
County Health Department
Tuan
Albert
Health
South Coast Sailing Club
Arlington National Cemetery Open to Public Free Admission
A reader asks why two dollars fifty per person is charged to visit Arlington National Cemetery. The cemetery itself is free to the public daily, with a fifty cent fee to enter the Custis Mansion on site. The mansion, built in 1802 by George Washington Parke Custis, overlooks Washington across the Potomac. Arlington became a military site when Robert E. Lee left in 1861, with soldiers stationed and buried there from various wars.
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Arlington National Cemetery
John F. Kennedy
San Pedro
Rebecca Hedler
Potomac River
Arlington
Custisee
United States
Draft bill debate in disarray as senators mull vote
The Senate wrangles over when to vote on the draft extension and pay raise measure. Senator Aiken says administration pushback is a crash program that prompts him to table the bill, while Leader Scott calls the prospect for defeat unlikely. The vote tests support for extending the draft and granting a historic military raise.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
George D. Aiken
Vermont
House
White House
Courtroom Scuffle Involving Soledad Inmates At Hearing
The judge drew a revolver and readied it during a scuffle in his courtroom as two Soledad Prison inmates appeared for a hearing. Details appear on Page A-3 with related notices and sections listed throughout the edition.
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Soledad Prison
Attica Hostages Said to Die From Gunshot Wounds
Autopsies by Dr. Siegel and Dr. Baden confirm that nine hostages killed in the Attica prison revolt died of gunshot wounds. An undertaker had noted no visible bullet wounds on hostage Richard Lewis, while one more hostage died two days after the uprising began.
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Attica
N.Y
UPI
Henry Siegel
Westchester County
Michael Baden
New York City
Richard Lewis
Angry tenant confronts landlord at news conference
A 59 year old man, Joseph C. Smith, accused landlord Arthur D. Greenberg of threats and shutting off utilities during a West Side protest. He collapsed on the sidewalk and died 48 minutes later from an apparent heart attack, as tenants clashed with officials at City Rent Commissioner Benjamin Altman’s news conference.
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Joseph C. Smith
Arthur Greenberg
Manhattan
Smith
Atright
Ase
New York
West Side
Greenberg
Benjamin Altman
Public Service Contest Finalists Named by AP Editors
The Independent Press Telegram and seven other papers, including Chicago Tribune and Boston Globe, were named finalists in the first AP Managing Editors Public Service Contest. The winner will be announced October 12 at the Philadelphia convention.
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Independent
Press- Telegram
Associated Press Managing Editors Public Service
Chicago
United States backs dual representation for China at UN
The U S proposed a draft U N resolution giving Communist China a permanent Security Council seat while preserving Taiwan's right to representation. Bush said the plan seeks dual Chinese representation and aims to win Japan's backing as Tokyo weighs its position before Fukuda's return.
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UPI
United States
U.N. Security Council
China
U.S
George Bush
Bush
U.N
Security Council
Taiwan
Japan
Takeo Fukuda
Tokyo
Nixon
Weather Tonight And Friday In The L B Area
Weather outlook describes hazy sun in the L B area with early morning low clouds and temperatures from 68 to 85. Mountains expect mainly sunny skies with afternoon clouds and temperatures from the 50s to 80s. Deserts will be mostly sunny with afternoon clouding and temperatures from 7 to 83 rising to 105 to 115.
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