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...vacancy at Shea was created in the middle of this season when Coach Charlie Winner was sacked after the Jets went into a seven game tailspin. Winner was tentatively replaced by defensive coordinator Ken Shipp...
...basic service charge for Centrex subscribers increased from $8.75 to $9.85 per month on the contiguous plan and from $12.75 to $14.69 per month on the metropolitan plan, James N. O'Shea, manager of telecommunications, said yesterday...
When her father dies, she dons male garb and enrolls in a yeshiva, a school for rabbinical studies. Assuming the name of Anshul, she becomes increasingly fond of her fellow student Avigdor (John V. Shea). The sundering of a marriage contract has left Avigdor desolate at the loss of a comely local girl named Hadass (Lynn Ann Leveridge). Avigdor conceives the idea that if he cannot have Hadass, Anshul shall. Anshul/Yentl goes through with the marriage, and she manages to keep it deceptively intact, though Jehovah alone knows quite...
...hearing failed to resolve the conflict between the Secret Service and San Francisco Police Inspector Jack O'Shea. The inspector said he had warned both the FBI and the Secret Service that "she might be another Squeaky Fromme." O'Shea testified that he had a photograph of Moore enlarged and six prints made for the Secret Service, but that they were not picked up by the agents. In what appears to have been a misunderstanding, the agents thought O'Shea was unconcerned about any danger from Moore. "Do we need anything else, do we have a problem...
Secret Service agents called Moore that night and asked to see her. They picked her up and took her to their offices in the Federal Building. While she was there, an agent telephoned O'Shea and put Moore on the line. "I guess I'm in a fine kettle of fish," she told him. O'Shea advised her to "tell them what you told me and you'll be all right." The agent called O'Shea again and asked for more information on Moore. O'Shea repeated his earlier warning...