Hays Denies Reports Of Government Paid Mistress
Rep Wayne L. Hays denies allegations from Elizabeth Ray that a staffer received $14 000 a year as a government paid mistress. Ray says she works little and visits Hays at the Longworth Building. Hays calls the claims untrue and says he may pursue legal options.
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Wayne L. Hays
Ohio Democrat
Washington Post
Hays
Associated Press
Ohio
House Administration Committee
Elizabeth Ray
Post
Ms. Ray
Longworth House
Hijacking ends with 13 dead in Philippines
A Philippine Airlines BAC111 jet hijacked Friday by six Filipino Muslims was stormed by troops at Zamboanga airport. Ten passengers and three hijackers died. 18 passengers and one soldier were wounded. Pendatun Dominanca, identified as gang leader, was slain. three surviving gunmen were captured. A woman killed in the gunfight may have smuggled weapons aboard inside a cake.
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Davao
Mindanao
Ing
Pendatun Dominanca
Lebanese Civil War Heats With French Peace Plan Debate
In Lebanon heavy artillery duels and machine gun exchanges continue as Moslems and Christians clash. A French proposal to deploy thousands of troops to police a cease fire draws mixed reactions from Libya Kuwait and Israel. 45 killed in Beirut front lines. Zahleh and Tripoli Zagharta see prolonged fighting. In Jerusalem Israel warns against UNDOF mandate extension if Syria attaches conditions. Waldheim to push Damascus.
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Family clash at Florida jail ends with multiple injuries
In Panama City Florida police arrested Colin Franklin Hutchinson on DUI charges and his wife Margaret on disorderly conduct. Fifteen relatives stormed the jail demanding release, leading to a fistfight with 20 officers and 40 charges against participants. One concealed pistol case noted.
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Colin Franklin Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Margaret
Florida Panhandle
Thomas McAuley
First annual Extra writing analysis draws many self styled healers
In Los Angeles a week long event showcases astrologists numerologists and other supernatural experts claiming feats from communication with the dead to curing diseases. Critics call them fakes but attendees like Wesley Bloom promote new gadgets while Madame Annette hawks handwriting analyses and others display aura charts and voodoo dolls.
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Los Angeles
Gil E. Gilly
Phoenix
Ariz
Benin
Africa
Annette
Howard Hughes
Levis
Wesley Bloom
U S team claims Solomon's Mines found in Saudi Arabia
The U S Geological Survey reports evidence that Mahd adh Dhahab between Mecca and Madina could be the Bible's Ophir and Solomon's Lost Mines. Four years of work and analysis of mining waste suggest rich surface gold deposits and workable veins.
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Saudi Arabia
U.S. Survey
Solomon's
Geological Survey
Solomon’s
Mahd Adh Dhahab
Mecca
Madina
Ophir
Mahdadh Dhahab
K.s.twitchell
Twitchell
Solomon
Police Dog Captain Barney Earns Trust in County Jail
Silver Bow County sheriff's deputy Sgt. Herb Miller praises Captain Barney the police dog for reliability and discretion. The dog aids periodic inmate searches and recently helped uncover two ounces of marijuana hidden behind a ceiling vent during a jail shake down.
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Herb Miller
Silver Bow County
Sgt
Fred Guay
Miller
Deer Lodge County
Barney
Gregson
Captain Barney
Butte Central graduation speaker announced for Tuesday
Bishop Elden Curtiss of the Helena diocese will be guest speaker at Butte Central's commencement Tuesday at 7 30 in the Civic Center. 130 seniors graduate and the top GPA student will be announced. Master of ceremonies is Brother Tom Ford with Sister Julianne O Flannigan presenting the bishop. Curtiss was installed April 28 and previously led Mount Angel Seminary in Oregon. Final exams end Thursday with teachers back Friday for records.
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Diocese of
Helena
Butte Central
Civic Center
Tom Ford
Curtiss
Julianne O'Flannigan
Mount Angel Seminary
Mount Angel Ore
Quinlan Breathing Without Ventilator in New Jersey Move
Karen Quinlan, in a coma for 13 months, has been breathing without a respirator for over four days at St. Clare Hospital in Denville. Doctors have moved her from ICU to a private room after a weekend test showing self respiration, though prognosis remains unchanged as a chronic vegetative state. Her parents’ attorney, Paul Armstrong, confirms no change in condition and defends privacy over medical details.
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Karen Quinlan
St. Clare Hospital
Denville
N.J
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Paul Armstrong
Joseph Quinlan
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