Andy the Donkey Man dies after desert accident near Palm Springs
Andrew Rolan known as Andy the Donkey Man, 73, was struck by a car along California 111 near Palm Springs after feeding his four burros. He lived a solitary life with his animals, facing blindness and little family, with no surviving relatives found by authorities. The Humane Society took the four burros from his rundown desert trailer.
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Palm Desert
UPI
Andrew
Andy
Rolan
California 111
San Francisco
New Jersey
Palm Springs
The
Humane‘Society
Farm exports push 1973 U.S. trade balance into surplus
Agriculture Secretary Butz announced that November and January–November totals give a favorable 1973 trade balance. Farm exports of 2.1 billion outweighed 851 million imports for a 1.2 billion farm surplus, helping offset a nonfarm deficit and signaling a dollar-supported recovery.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Commerce Department
Butz
United States
Escaped convict slain during hostage standoff in Wisconsin
Edward Joseph Quagon, an escaped prisoner, held a knife to Amelia Daley's neck inside the Daley home in Juneau. A Dodge County sheriff’s deputy shot Quagon in the head as he stepped outside with the hostage near 5 p.m. after demanding cash handcuffs a revolver bullets and a helicopter. The fugitive had fled a Dodge County Courthouse sentencing and sought to flee by helicopter, but the deputy's shot ended the siege.
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Wis
UPI
Dodge
Edward Joseph Quagon
Sheriff's Department
F. Gerald Daley
Edward Nehls
Dodger County
Willard Liske
Quagon
Nehls
Mrs. Daley
Daley
Parochial High School Entrance Exams Set for January
Entry exams for Brophy Prep Gerard Xavier Bourgade and St Marys High Schools will be held Saturday January 12 with testing starting around 8 a.m. A small fee applies and results arrive within six weeks. Chaparral High School showcases an individualized Freshman English program progressing at each student’s pace. Two Chaparral students will study in Guadalajara as part of the School to School program. Saguaro High School honors senior Donna Masterson for service to school and community while Kevin Dahl joins a Washington D C trip to advocate expanding Grand Canyon National Park. The Saguaro Ecology Club supports adding Organ Pipe and Kofa lands to wilderness preservation and seeks public hearings in Phoenix and Tucson. Saguaro delegates to the United States Senate Youth Program will attend in Washington D C February 2 9 with $1000 scholarships. Saguaro Key Club inducts new members and plans a junior senior powderpuff series as Student Council meeting days are announced.
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Kevin Dahl
House
Washington, D.C
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Morris Udall
Grand Canyon
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Organ Pipe National Monument
Kofa Game Range
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Nathanial Reed
Interior
Washington
United States Senate
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District of Columbia
William Randolph Hearst Foundation
Supreme Court
Waldie Starts 330 Mile Walk to Sacramento for Governor Bid
Rep Jerome Waldie a Democratic gubernatorial hopeful from California begins a 330 mile walk from Pumpkin Center to Sacramento mirroring earlier long walks by Illinois and Utah politicians. He previously trekked 230 miles from the Mexican border to Santa Barbara.
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UPI
Jerome Waldie
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Waldie
Illinois
Utah
Santa Barbara
Pumpkins Center
Sacramento
Teen sentenced to die for slaughter of family
Carl Isaacs, a 19 year old from Parkville Maryland, was sentenced to death in Seminole County Georgia for the May 15 slayings of the Ned Alday family. The jury found six murders proven and set February 15 for execution, though appeals are anticipated. The case features testimony from Isaacs' 16 year old half brother Billy Isaacs and ongoing trials for two co-defendants.
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Donalsonville
UPI
Carl Isaacs
South Georgia
Maryland
Peter Zack Geer
Georgia
Seminole County
Walter I. Geer
Isaacs
New Georgia
Alday
Hill
Carl
Did John lock up Martha claim sparks Watergate probe
Senate investigators scrutinize records at the Newporter Inn in Newport Beach California where Martha Mitchell says she was held as a political prisoner. They interview staffers review registries and billing accounts related to the June 17 1972 stay of Martha and John Mitchell at the VIP villa complex during the Watergate period.
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UPI
Senate
Watergate Committee
Newporter Inn
Newport Beach
Calif
Martha Mitchell
Newporter
Watergate Complex
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