Reddy Tour in London and Nixon Era Debates Rise
Helen Reddy arrives in London for first concert tour in three years and TV appearance. Gov. Dixy Lee Ray questions Harvard biology news about a tiny ocean creature. Henry Kissinger urges Congress to approve an arms package for Egypt and Saudi Arabia with more fighters for Israel. William Kunstler says Chicago Seven case to be reopened due to FBI documents alleging judge conspired with prosecutors.
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Helen Reddy
London
Gov. Dixy Lee Ray
Washington
Harvard University
Gov. Ray
University of Washington
Henry Kissinger
Congress Monday
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Israel
William Kunstler
FBI
Julius Hoffman
UPI
Jet crashes into Pensacola Bay killing three
A National Airlines 727 plunged into foggy Pensacola Bay killing three of 61 aboard and leaving three missing. Coast Guard helicopters and boats searched the rough waters by floodlight through the night as divers recovered bodies and officials updated survivor counts.
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Pensacola, Fla
UPI
National Airlines 727
Pensacola Bay
Coast Guard
Joel P. Lowery
Santa Rosa County
Missouri’s Kimberly Crosby Crowned America’s Junior Miss
Kimberly Crosby from Missouri, 17, won America’s Junior Miss in Mobile Alabama. She earned a $15,000 scholarship and a $1,000 preliminary award. Debra Leigh Solomon of North Carolina was first runner up with $8,000. Marlys Diane Sadre of Minnesota was second runner up with $6,000. Betty Ann Felicetti of New Jersey and Ann Hildebrand of Florida also received $5,000 awards for spirit and scholastic achievement.
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Mobile
Ala
UPI
Missouri
Kimberly Crosby
Springfield
Miss Crosby
North Carolina
Debra Leigh Solomon
Winston-Salem
Miss Solomon
Minnesota
Marlys Diane Sadre
Burnsville
New Jersey
Betty Ann Felicetti
Mantua
Florida
Ann Hildebrand
Sarasota
Jetport plan for Lake Erie off Cleveland studies end
FAA rejects 200000 grant for further study of a proposed Lake Erie jetport off downtown Cleveland. SERTA has spent 4.5 million since 1972 on feasibility work with local backing from the Greater Cleveland Growth Association. The idea dates to 1926 with various officials and NASA studies contributing.
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Cleveland
UPI
Federal Aviation Administration
Lake Erie Regional Transportation Authority
Lake Erie
SERTA
Greater Cleveland
Jack Berry
Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
Ralph S. Locher
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Growth Association
Ohio primary turnout seen low with 1.65 million voters
Ohio Secretary of State Ted W. Brown forecasts 1.65 million of 5.2 million registered voters will vote in the June 6 primary. He projects 300 thousand Democrats and 750 thousand Republicans, with governor and statewide races, plus 616 local issues and 433 levies on the ballot. Local issues could lift turnout despite no U S Senate contest this year.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Ted W.W. Brown
Brown
U.S. Senate
Kucinich Recall Hangs On Court Ruling
Cleveland Mayor Dennis Kucinich faces a potential recall election pending a Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court decision by Judge John L. Angelotta. The ruling will decide whether only last November voters may sign recall petitions or any registered voter may sign, with City Clerk Mercedes Cotner supporting broader signatures.
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Cleveland
UPI
Dennis Kucinich
Cuyahoga County
John L. Angelotta
Common Pleas
Kucinich
Mercedes Cotner
Amtrak overhaul would drop seven long distance trains
Transportation Secretary Brock Adams proposed a slimmer 18,900 mile Amtrak system cutting seven long distance trains to curb costs. The plan would leave eight states without service, expand two Ohio routes, and face public hearings and Congress scrutiny.
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Washington
UPI
Brock Adams
Amtrak
Adams
Congress
West Virginia
James Stevenson
Ohio Association of Railroad Passengers
Stevenson
Ohio
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Columbus
Cincinnati
Louisville
Miami
New Orleans
New Hampshire
South Dakota
Maine
Arkansas
Nebraska
Wyoming
Utah
Nevada
Hear
BMW Charged With Hampering Patrol Probe
In Elyria a State Highway Patrol probe faced deliberate attempts by top officials hindering the inquiry. The case centers on actions by BMW officials and alleged interference with the investigation into vehicle and safety concerns.
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BMW
Elyria
UPI
State Highway Patrol
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
Jack Stamper
Streetsboro
J.F. Devoll
Bureau
Bureau of Motor Vehicle
Frank Blackstone
Court overturns Corona murder conviction new trial ordered
The California District Court of Appeals reversed Juan Corona's 1973 murder conviction due to ineffective counsel. Corona, serving a life sentence for 25 counts, will face a new trial while his case proceeds, with the state weighing a rehearing or Supreme Court appeal.
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UPI
Juan Corona
Corona
California District Court of Appeals
California
Soledad
Alan Exelrod
State Attorney General's Office
District Court
California Supreme Court
Yuba City
Richard Hawk
Dave Teja
Hawk
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