Grace Park (Los Angeles, 14 marzo 1974) è un'attrice statunitense naturalizzata canadese di origini coreane.
È conosciuta soprattutto per la parte di Sharon Valerii (e le diverse varianti di Numero Otto), un cylon umanoide in Battlestar Galactica, nel ruolo di Shannon Ng nella teen soap Edgemont e nel ruolo di Kono nella fiction poliziesca Hawaii Five-0.
Per saperne di più...Il 14 marzo 1974 era una giovedì sotto il segno zodiacale del ♓. Era il 72 ° giorno dell'anno. Il presidente degli Stati Uniti era Richard M. Nixon.
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Date: 15 March 1974
Special to The New York TimesBy JONATHAN KANDELL
Govt closes El Mundo and orders criminal proceedings to be taken against its publishers and eds in connection with its running of ad by guerrilla group on kidnapping of Esso mgr Victor E Samuelson (S)
Date: 14 March 1974
By JONATHAN KANDELL
Jonathan KANDELL
El Mundo, left-wing newspaper, agrees to run People's Revolutionary Army ad detailing ransom payments in connection with kidnapping of Exxon Argentina mgr Victor E Samuelson, who has been held since Dec 6 '73; other newspapers reptdly fear reprisals if they run ad because of Govt ban on orgn and prohibiting newspapers from mentioning its name or publishing its messages (S)
Date: 14 March 1974
Superior Ct Judge Gordon Ringer on March 13 dismisses burlgary and conspiracy charges against John D Ehrlichman, G Gordon Liddy and David R Young in Ellsberg burglary case; vacates subpoena that had commanded Pres Nixon to appear at pre-trial hearing and at April 15 trial; attys for Liddy and Ehrlichman contend that dismissal of state charges in Los Angeles had been designed to give advantage to Fed Govt in prosecuting defendants
Date: 14 March 1974
Uruguay Govt on March 13 orders foreign news agencies operating in country to provide interior Ministry with copies of all news dispatches transmitted abroad; Under Sec of Ministry Louis Vargas says measure does not constitute censorship but is merely aimed at learning 'what is said abroad about the situation in Uruguay' (S)
Date: 15 March 1974
Special to The New York TimesBy PAUL HOFMANN
Pope Paul tightens Vatican's age-old secrecy rules in move apparently aimed at preventing leaks and barring inquiries by probing diplomats, newsmen and other outsiders; new regulations follow series of recent disclosures concerning documents that Pope was about to issue, proceedings before high ch tribunals and other Vatican activities; example cited of release of confidential Vatican circular to all natl and regional bishops' confs discussing current UN world population yr; circular was critical of orgn's advocacy of birth control; papal security service is investigating suspected wiretapping that was reptdly discovered several mos ago; new regulations are signed by Pope's Sec of State Cardinal Jean Villot; regulations outlined (M)
Date: 15 March 1974
Special to The New York TimesBy JOHN HERBERS
J Herbers analysis of Nixon Adm's new strategy of 'going public' to extent that Pres Nixon and his assts are leaking information and using every opportunity media affords to get their point of view to public; notes statements by James D St Clair, Bryce N Harlow, Ken W Clawson and Pres Nixon; notes some sources attribute change in part to influence of St Clair, who is experienced trial lawyer; says there are indications that White House is acutely sensitive to Repub conservatives who have shown signs of wavering in their support of Pres; Nixon has made appearances largely before conservative audiences, ranging from VFW to Young Repubs, and White House appears to be bending over backward in attempt not to offend conservative elements in Cong
Date: 15 March 1974
By RICHARD L. MADDENSpecial to The New York Times
Richard MADDENSpecial
HR on March 14 passes legis aimed at strengthening public's access to Govt information and records; bill would make 1st changes in Freedom of Information Act of '66 and give Fed cts option of privately examining any classified documents to determine if documents had been properly withheld from public; would reverse recent Sup Ct decision that said that contents of documents withheld from public were not reviewable by cts
Date: 15 March 1974
Sherpherdstown Independent, W Va, has suspended publication indefinitely because of lack of newsprint