Priddy Volunteers Voice Test in Bomb Extortion Case
Gerrald Priddy a former major league player and now businessman appeared in Los Angeles federal court after being arraigned on charges he tried to extort 250000 from Princess Cruises alleging bombs on Island Princess. He offered to take a voiceprint test to compare his voice with extortionist audio.
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Porcupine Lake Road Closing For Reconstruction
District Ranger reports Porcupine Lake road near Clark Fork will close the upper half mile from June 11 1973 for reconstruction. Road open to lake on weekends and lower four and a half miles remain rough yet usable with brief waits. Weekday access requires hiking from road start. reconstruction expected 2 to 3 weeks.
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Dam Threatens Colorado Town Dam Holds Back Water
In Mancos Colorado 700 residents faced a possible dam breach five miles north of town with 10 to 15 homes at risk. Sheriff Williams said water behind the earthen dam appeared to recede, warning evacutions could occur if the dam broke giving 30 minutes to an hour to evacuate. Cattle and ranch equipment were moved as the La Plata Mountains runoff fed the dam.
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Grapes and wines at Mel's Country Inn Athol Idaho
The advertisement touts a fine wine list at Mel's Country Inn in Athol Idaho. Guests are invited to ask the man with the key to select a bouquet to accompany dinners like steak lobster or country fried chicken. Phone number 683 9314 is provided for cork dust offs for parties.
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Governors No Watergate at 65th National Conference
Governors concluded the 65th National Governors Conference at Lake Tahoe after three days of political talk on Watergate and policy. They failed to pass resolutions on Nixon questions, while supporting energy and revenue sharing positions and praising Guam Virgin Islands votes and the Texas Rangers anniversary.
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Congress
Foreign Affairs Committee Votes to Bar New Wars
The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved by a 2 to 4 vote a resolution barring the President from committing U S troops overseas without Congress authorization. The measure mirrors Senate action and may merge into a broader war powers bill. Nixon's veto is a strong possibility.
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Robbery slay linked to Chicago washroom heists
Police investigate a deadly holdup at the Playboy Towers where David J. Hill was robbed and shot after patrons confronted two gunmen. Investigators compare the case to two downtown Loop hotel robberies where victims were stripped. Suspects described as well dressed blacks.
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