Exner sues federal government over FBI file access fees
Judith Exner, author of a Kennedy romance book, sues the U S government in San Diego seeking attorney fees spent to press the FBI to open her files. In Olympia Washington Governor Dixy Lee Ray distributes 20000 calendars showing her against an orange Puget Sound sunset funded by campaign workers and private donors at a $2000 tab.
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Dylan ex wife pleads innocent in custody dispute
Sara Dylan 38, ex wife of Bob Dylan, pleads innocent to one misdemeanor battery and one willfully disrupting a classroom charge in Malibu Municipal Court. She allegedly attacked a teacher at a private school while seeking custody of four of her five children.
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Flynt Plans Three Day Prayer Vigil for Humprey and World Peace
Larry Flynt and his wife with comedian Dick Gregory will fast and pray for Hubert H. Humphrey, world peace, and ending world hunger. They met at an undisclosed retreat, with aide Cynthia Johnson confirming the plan and Humphrey's battle with inoperable cancer. Flynt has resigned as publisher but keeps Hustler ownership.
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Lubbock Farmers Block Paper and Target Food Outlets
Angry striking farmers mobilized 1300 plus tractors across Lubbock Texas to blockade the Avalanche Journal over editorial stance. Police arrested 31 with no charges pressed. farmers planned 24 to 48 hour shutdowns of wholesale outlets and mills to demand 100 percent parity from the federal government.
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Market Boost Reverses Downturn in Broad Rally
The market edged higher across the board led by the Dow gaining 3.90 to 810.12 as the prior four-session decline eased. NYSE issues showed more gainers than losers 3-2, while cash flow from a steadier dollar and hints that OPEC in Venezuela may delay oil price hikes into next year supported sentiment.
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