FBI reports rise in serious crime across the United States
The FBI Uniform Crime Reports show a 10 percent overall increase last year with an average of two serious crimes per minute. Murder declined while larceny theft surged, and rapes, aggravated assaults, burglaries, and car thefts all rose across regions, suburbs, and cities. Firearms were involved in a large share of murders and assaults.
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Zsa Zsa Gabor Divorced From Sixth Husband John Ryan
Zsa Zsa Gabor wins a Santa Monica divorce from her sixth husband John W. Jack Ryan after a 199? wedding. The case cites unresolved community property and claims Ryan owes $2,915 in back bills $50,000 for a promised night club project and the return of her Rolls Royce. Ryan, former Mattel Toys research head, faced prior marriages.
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Jaworski says Nixon greedily sought money and power
Former Watergate prosecutor Jaworski charges Nixon was driven by greed for wealth and influence. He contends Nixon kept the Watergate tapes for profit and recounts alleged pleas by Nixon to Sen James Eastland to avoid criminal prosecution. The book discusses Haldeman Ehrlichman offers and a failed deal, amid references to Ford’s pardon.
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French cabinet resigns amid Gaullist leadership shakeup
Paris AP report says Premier Jacques Chirac and his cabinet resigned, enabling President Valery Giscard d Estaing to appoint a less Gaullist government. A presidential spokesman said a new premier would be named today as Giscard seeks to consolidate control and address a rising political challenge.
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Zulu workers clash with militants in Soweto killings rise
In Soweto and Johannesburg violence erupts as blacks strike to protest apartheid policies. Police killed two more, raising the toll as clashes spread among black groups, with Zulus leading attacks and widespread work absences among 250,000 Johannesburg workers.
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Police-teen sex reports investigated in Hollywood division
Los Angeles AP reports police officers in the Hollywood S Division are under investigation for alleged sexual involvement with teen girls in the Law Enforcement Explorer Girls program. Authorities say rumors prompted the probe, with no confirmed complaints and no verified number of officers or details of misconduct.
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Maryland Lottery Numbers Drawn In Baltimore
Maryland lottery officials report the winning number drawn Tuesday in the Numbers Rama game in Baltimore.
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Soviet cosmonauts return after 49 days in space
Cosmonauts Boris Volynov and Vitaly Zholobov landed 125 miles southwest of Kokchetav Kazakhstan after nearly seven weeks aboard Salyut 5. Tass said they are in satisfactory condition and the unmanned lunar probe had returned earlier. The crew conducted experiments in liquid metals and genetics and observed plants and insects in space.
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