Protesters in Rochester topless demonstration goes unchallenged
About 15 women exposed their breasts in a city park to protest a state nudity law and faced little reaction. Organizer Mary Lou Schloss called the outcome favorable and said they will seek local legislative support while continuing topless displays. The gathering, with about 30 others, played softball, canoed, ate tofu burgers, and talked for two and a half hours on a sunny 82 degree day without arrests or trouble.
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Rochester
N.Y
Mary Lou Schloss
Genesee River
Name Change Quest For Zippidy Duda In Georgia
Gary Eugene Duda of Decatur seeks a court order to officially adopt the nickname Zippidy Duda already used in telephone listings and on business cards. The 35-year-old rare book and jewelry dealer cites Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah from Song of the South as the source of his preferred name and dislikes Eugene. He asks DeKalb County Superior Court to formalize the change.
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Decatur
Gary Eugene Duda
G. Zippidy Duda
Duda
Eugene
Zippidy Duda
DeKalb County
Uncle Remus
Joel Chandler Harris
Rainy spell to linger with showers and thundershowers
Weather outlook warns of continued wet and cloudy conditions. Tonight expect a 30 percent chance of showers with lows around the low 70s. Tomorrow stays mostly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of thundershowers and highs in the low 90s. Details on Page 5A.
Deaths listed for several residents across Georgia and nearby states
Obituary notices list Orrin Anderson of Grovetown GA Donald L Brooks of Clearwater Viola R Brooks of Augusta Annie E DeLoach of Charleston Arthur Houston of North Augusta Grover Lee James of Aiken Theodore Justice of Atlantic City NJ Hamie H LeRoy of Troy Edith C Smith of Graniteville Queen Raiford of Aiken W Neill Youmans of Jackson Details continued on Page SA.
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Orrin Anderson
Grovetown
Donald L. Brooks
Clearwater
Viola R. Brooks
Augusta
Annie E. DeLoach
Charleston
Arthur Houston
North Augusta
Grover Lee James
Aiken
Theodore Justice
Atlantic City
N.J
Hamie H. LeRoy
Troy
Edith C. Smith
Graniteville
Queen Raiford
W. Neill Youmans
Jackson
Syria vows to free abducted journalist and minister's son
Beiruti and West German authorities dispute ransom terms as Syria's military intelligence chief Brig. Gen Ghazi Kenaan pledges to free Charles Glass and the defense minister's son Mohammed Ali Hamadi at all costs. Bonn reportedly rejects extradition, citing hostage risks, while Meese plans talks in Bonn.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Charles Glass
Ghazi Kenaan
Beirut Radio
Voice of Lebanon Radio
West Germany
Mohammed Ali Hamadi
United States
Hamadi
TWA
West Beirut
Frankfurt
Dressing For Heat Beating The Summer Sun
The piece covers practical advice to beat heat with light loose clothing in cotton and linen, early or late day activity, hydration with water and sports drinks, and avoiding alcohol. It cites Clemson Extension guidance on fabrics, shade, and ventilation, and notes signs of heat exhaustion to watch for.
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Hemisphere
Donnie Seigler
Enloe Aluminum
Aiken
Clemson Extension Service
Dale Erwin
HCA Aiken
Erwin
U S and Soviet Union Push Gulf peace plan
Washington reports that the United States and the Soviet Union along with Britain France and China are pursuing a U N Security Council backed cease fire and return to boundaries in the Iran Iraq war with mandatory sanctions. Armacost says the plan seeks to stop an Iranian victory and reduce Soviet involvement in the Gulf lifeline.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Reagan Administration
Michael H. Armacost
U.N. Security Council
Britain
France
China
New York
Security Council
Armacost
Cbs-Tv
Persian Gulf
U.S
Iran
Central Asia
Gulf
Reagan
Les Aspin
D-Wis
House Armed Services Committee
Congress
Senate probes IRS promotion based on seizures and tax collection
Senate Finance subcommittee releases memo from Wilbur E. McKean criticizing branch managers for rewarding high performers while pressuring officers with quotas. The testimony cites IRS policy P-120 prohibiting enforcement results from driving promotions and notes field deviations amid concerns over seizures and levies impacting taxpayers and staff judgment.
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Washington
Senate
Internal Revenue Service
Senate Finance Subcommittee
IRS
Wilbur E. McKean
Balltimore
Subcommittee
McKean
Robert M. Tobias
Tobias
National Treasury Employees Union
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Seaver
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Raceageoe
Abby
Edocenaes
Bonn
Associated Press
Helmut Kohl
Rudolf Cordes
Alfred Schmidt
Die Welt
Edwin Meese
Kennan
Hafez Assad
Sharon McLaughlin
U.N. States
David Pryor
D-Ark
Lawrence B. Gibbs
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