Diana Ross secures divorce from Silberstein in California
In Santa Monica California AP reports Diana Ross wins a divorce from Robert E Silberstein they separated in May 1976 and did not contest the divorce. Custody and property division for their three children remain unsettled while Ross gains a new phase in film and music.
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Pope Paul VI Sidelined by Flu Cancels General Audience
The Vatican reports Pope Paul VI, 79, is in bed with the flu and fever and cancels today’s general audience. He may appear briefly at his apartment window to bless worshipers. An official no timetable or temperature was given. His Holy Week schedule begins April 3 with Palm Sunday Mass.
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Mangum to Testify in Trial Over Ticket Fixing
Rep. Tom Mangum chairman of the South Carolina House Ways and Means Committee was to testify in Lancaster today on obstruction of justice charges. He faces two related indictments with Kenneth Bridges and Heath Springs mayor, amid bribery and conspiracy claims tied to Lancaster County drunk driving tickets. Former Heath Springs police chief Ervin Ballard pleaded guilty to 10 counts of bribery as a key witness.
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Tom Mangum
Ways and Means Committee
South Carolina
House
Mangum
Heath Springs
Kenneth Bridges
Lancaster County
Ervin O. Ballard
Columbia
Kinard
Consumer Protection Agency
Merit selection bill aims to reform judge elections
Columbia AP reports lawmakers consider merit based selection for state judges. Proponents say current legislative election pressures nonlegislators, while supporters want staff confidentiality and a panel of 18 with six lawmakers, six attorneys, and six governor appointed laymen to nominate three candidates per judgeship.
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Loren detained by Rome police over husband finances
Sophia Loren was held overnight for nine hours at Rome’s international airport in a currency and tax inquiry connected to husband Carlo Ponti, then flew to Paris with Ponti awaiting her at the airport. Authorities searched Ponti’s Rome office and the couple’s villa, officials said the matter concerns routine customs explanations.
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