Country Living School Opens on 396 Acre Kendrick Farm
Carla Emery founder of the Old-Fashioned Recipe Book runs a free access School of Country Living on a 396 acre Kendrick, Idaho farm Teaching bread making cheese making soap can ning fence mending beekeeping and livestock care to about 50 students weekly with 30 instructors. The book sells across all 50 states and 27 foreign countries at 15.45 dollars, with mail order from Kendrick Idaho.
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Robert Betts Kendrick
Idaho
CNS
Carla Emery
Carla
School of Country Living
Kendrick
Cleaver Ends Exile Returns to United States
Ekbridge Cleaver flies into New York from Europe after seven years in exile. He faces parole violation and California assault charges as he seeks a fair trial in a shifting American climate he calls a new democracy. His wife Kathleen emphasizes his choice to face prison.
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Paris
Ekbridge Cleaver
United States
America
Cleaver
Charles de Gaulle
Air France
Kennedy International Airport
New York
Goodby
FBI
California
States
Kathleen
Eldridge
Fromme asks case dismissal in Ford assassination trial
Lynette Fromme's attorney seeks dismissal, claiming prosecutors suppressed exculpatory evidence. The defense alleges a key witness Damir had statements that could prove innocence and urges a mistrial if the charges aren’t dropped. The judge paused proceedings to allow interviews and will rule next.
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Sacramento
Calif
Lynette Fromme
Ford
John Virgo
U.S. District Court
Thomas MacBride
Miss Fromme
Virga
U.S
Dwayne Keyes
Donald Heller
Damir
Capitol Park
Charles Manson
State Capitol
Secret Service
Virgo
MacBride
Heller
FBI
Authority on Russia to give talk at Arizona State University
Isaac Don Levine, longtime interpreter of Russian policy, will discuss The Soviet Challenge to America on Monday at 8 p.m. in Need Lecture Hall. Levine, born in Russia and emigrated to the U.S. in 1911, has written 15 books including Eyewitness to History and The Mind of an Assassin.
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Isaac Don Levine
America
Arizona State University
Levine
Russia
U.S
New York Tribune
Leon Trotsky
Agnew completes his political suspense novel
Spiro T. Agnew has delivered The Canfield Decision, a 165000 word fiction about a liberal vice president seeking the presidency while facing manipulation by foreign forces. Playboy Press will publish in May in the United States with foreign rights sold by Scott Meredith.
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New York
Spiro T. Agnew
Canfield
United States
Agnew
Scott Meredith
Playboy Press
Meredith
Moore seeks to postpone trial in Ford shooting case
San Francisco AP. Sara Jane Moore's lawyer plans to seek a delay of the December 15 trial to allow more preparation time. Public defender James Hewitt asks that time spent on psychiatric testing be excluded from the 90 day speedy trial limit, while Judge Samuel Conti rejects delay. Conti notes Moore is aware of the charges and will proceed on December 15. Separately, Judge Oliver Carter grants a postponement for Patricia Hearst’s federal bank robbery trial to January 26 under appeals court guidance.
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Sara Jane Moore
FBI
Ford
James Hewitt
Miss Moore
U.S. District Court
Samuel Conti
St. Francis Hotel
Conti
9Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeal
Oliver Carter
Patricia Hearst
Paradise Valley Man Named to Health Facilities Board
Gov Raul Castro nominated Peter G Wray of Paradise Valley and Margaret Starner Phoenix to the Health Facilities Authority Board to fill resignations. Wray would serve to Jan 19 1975 and Starner to Jan 16 1978 subject to Senate confirmation. The board oversees tax exempt bonds for health care facilities and leases them to operators. Wray 41 a NY native with an MBA from Columbia and owner in Steak n Ale chain and cattle interests.
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Paradise Valley
Raul Castro
Health Facilities Authority Board
Peter G. Wray
David Dennerline
Scottsdale
Margaret Starner
Phoenix
Robert Heyer
Tucson
Health Facilities Authority
Wray
New York
Columbia University
Valley
Big Bird flies coop at Vernon school
Vernon officials say Carroll Spinney who performs Big Bird on Sesame Street stormed out of a school and canceled three scheduled performances. Principal David Engelson said Spinney arrived 70 minutes late to the first school claiming he was lost and after being told to skip the first show he replied The hell with all of you then ran out. He did not attend the remaining two shows.
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Cleaver
Cuba
Algeria
France
Soledad
George Jackson
California
Vernon
Engelson
Spinney
Dairies win delay for legal notices on milk cartons
Four Arizona dairies F Co Foremost McKesson Borden and Carnation face delayed deadlines for required antitrust notices on half gallon milk containers. Judge Carl A Muecke delayed the original Oct 7 order after objections from the class action plaintiffs and others. Objections and a new deadline are expected after further hearings.
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Phoenix
Arizona
U. S. District Court
Carl A. Muecke
Muecke
F Co
Fore
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Borden Inc
Carnation Co
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