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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1972

Page

7

First woman to chair U.N. Security Council in 27 years

Madame Jeanne Marlin Cisse of Guinea, 46, became the first woman to preside over the U.N. Security Council in 27 years. She chaired a session on Portugal's African territories, arrived via the monthly rotation, and wears traditional dress as she navigates Cold War tensions and African diplomacy.

United Nations UPI Jeanne Marlin Cisse U.N. Security Council Madame Cisse Portugal Africa Gue Las Guinea Security Council Council Ewu Uines Yitieaue Aneecs Somalia Sudan Middle East Ramcovelsel Com Svednesday Laws Council Jan Martin Cisse USN U.N

Narcotics payoff probe widens in Houston

Federal authorities probe possible more than 190000 dollar payoff to Houston narcotics officers. IRS agent Hollenshead testified at a preliminary hearing on Sebastian Mirelez who faces 1966 income tax charges. Witnesses claimed Mirelez paid officers for protection as part of a broader DALE led inquiry.

Houston Internal Revenue Service Jack C. Hollenshead Jr Atta Sebastian “Sebo Jesse Mirelez Mirelez Sion Margis County Hollenshead Miretez Mii Office of Drug Abuse Pay Enforcement DALE IRS, Customs, Bureau of Narcotics ,and Idangerous Drugs Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Unit

Hero Charged After Detroit Canal Deaths

James Niemiec, praised as a hero for rescuing three passengers from a sinking car, faces a manslaughter charge in Detroit Recorder's Court linked to the death of his best friend James Rusin who could not be saved. Police say the car skidded into a canal after a snowy field drive near Bell Isle.

Detroit James Niemiec Niemiec Detroit Recorder James Rusin Nicomies Bell Isle Jimmy Rusin Niemieg Satd Gail Mikiciuk Gail Niemec Michella Forystek Miss Mikieluk Mariann Mylenek Rusin Alijting

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