Attorney Quits Amid Bigamy Charge In Albemarle
Thomas F. Regan, former head of the Richmond SBA office, told an Albemarle judge he cannot afford an attorney for a bigamy case. Indigent status led Judge Pickford to appoint ex-Commonwealth’s Atty. Cambias. preliminary hearing reset to Sept. 10.
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Richmond
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General District Court
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Asst. Commonwealth
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Charlottesville Commonwealth
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Coors Beer Auctioned in DC Stirs Liquor Violations
In Washington a police auction sold 640 cases of Coors beer brought from California in a refrigerated truck along with the embalmed body of an Alexandria man who died of a suspected drug overdose. Police allege a stepfather and an uncle aided the shipment intended for resale. A retailer bought 300 cases for eight dollars each, hoping to profit at resale.
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Robert L. Hamilton
Bobby Cruickshank Dies at 80 Golf Hall of Fame Member
Robert A. Cruickshank, known as Bobby, a Scotsman who joined the Golf Hall of Fame for his success in early American professional golf, died Wednesday at 80 in Delray Beach Florida. He played on the PGA tour from 1921 to 1950 and won 20 tournaments.
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Sinatra Sees Beatles Song Something as Greatest Love Song
Frank Sinatra called Something the greatest love song of the last 50 years during a performance in Saratoga Springs New York attended by about 7 400 fans He praised George Harrison for writing the track and performed his own version for the crowd.
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Dogs Find Hoffa Scent in Car Linked to O Brien
Federal officials and FBI tracking dogs indicated Hoffa had been in the back seat and trunk of a car borrowed by Charles O'Brien on July 30. Attorney James Burdick called the finding not meaningful and questioned its significance amid ongoing grand jury testimony.
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Zoo tries X rated film to spark gorilla mating
Sacramento officials report two captive gorillas Chris and Susie show little interest beyond occasional pursuit after months of 25 minute screenings of a Basel produced ape mating film. The 10 year old Chris weighs 350 pounds and Susie 150 pounds and have never learned to mate.
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Calif
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Bill Meeker
Sacramento City Zoo
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Switzerland
Sparkman to Lead Broad Review of U S Foreign Policy
Senate Foreign Relations Committee will hold as many as 20 nonpartisan hearings on U S foreign policy options for the coming decade. Topics include self image of the nation and whether to act as policeman or civilian, merchant or philanthropist. First hearing Sept 10 surveys public perceptions.
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Henry A. Kissinger
James R. Schlesinger
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Number of Americans Studying Abroad Declines Amid Costs
A 1973 74 Academy for Educational Development survey shows American study and teaching abroad fell 43 percent from 1971 72 to 1973 74 as tuition rose and funds tightened. U.S. student travel dropped from 50 540 in 1971 72 to 33 550 in 1973 74 across 3 825 programs, while foreign student enrollment in the United States surged.
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Academy For Educational Development
United States
Venezuela
Leonard Jaquinta
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World Studies Data Bank
Iaquinta
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Washington
India
Phone Rates See Small Reductions Across Services
Mrs. Lee states many non coin services will be cheaper, with minor reductions of about one cent. The largest cut appears in customer dialed station to station calls under a minute. Discounts of about 35 percent apply on weekday and Sunday evening direct dialed calls, and roughly 60 percent off weekend and nightly rates from 11 p.m. to 8 a.m.
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Weather and obituary notes from the Northern Valley and Toledo
The Northern Valley forecast calls for clear cool nights and sunny days with mid to upper 80s highs and a few afternoon storms over the weekend. Virginia sees similar temperatures with mountain 50s in places. In Toledo, Joseph V. Knack, 65, longtime newspaper editor and former Toledo Times executive and Toledo Blade editor, died at home.
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Joseph V. Knack
Toledo, Ohio
Toledo Times
Toledo Blade
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