Engine problems delay Doc Severinsen flight to Minnesota
Doc Severinsen arrived more than an hour late for a Sunday concert at the Ordway Theater in St. Paul after his Northwest Airlines flight developed engine problems and returned to Los Angeles for repairs. A Northwest spokesman, Robert Gibbons, said the crew learned of the malfunction upon landing.
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Los Angeles
Tonight Show
Doc Severinsen
Minnesota
Northwest Airlines
Severinsen
Ordway Theater
St. Paul
Gibbons
Bochco Signs ABC Deal While Staying With L.A. Law
Steven Bochco announces an ABC deal to create 10 new series over six years starting July 1 while remaining with L.A. Law. He notes the agreement mirrors St. Aaron Spelling’s network freedom but confirms his ongoing commitment to his current show.
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Los Angeles
Steven Bochco
ABC
L.A. Law
Bochco
Aaron Spelling
Network
Hill Street Blues
Hooperman
Arab leaders press talks to end Iran Iraq war at summit
Arab League summit in Amman runs long as Taher Masri says leaders will negotiate until a unified approach emerges. Delegates also press Egypt diplomatic isolation, Middle East peace talks, and Lebanon’s crisis amid cautious mood on a cease fire. Shamir warns no change in hostility to Israel.
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Amman
Jordan
Taher Masri
Egypt
Lebanon
Masri
Hassan
Arab League
Iran
Iraq
Bear Lured From Tree With Honey
A 350 pound black bear spent the night in an oak tree in the Davis yard after a dog chased a cat. A wildlife officer doubts the bear will return while Mrs. Davis questions the bear’s origin and why it chose her yard. The sighting occurred around 9 30 p m Sunday prompting the family to stay cautious.
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Socastee
Wildlife Department
Davis
Helen Davis
Red Tide Provides Researchers Rare Viewing Window
The North Carolina red tide algae bloom along the coast offers researchers a rare two week window to study the organisms. Hans Paerl of the Institute of Marine Science notes the outbreak creates a unique opportunity while shellfishermen face frustration from the toxic bloom. Paerl helped identify the red tide algae but continues focusing on blue-green Trichodesmium, which also blooms nearby and is sometimes mistaken for the dangerous species.
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Wilmington
North Carolina
Hans Paerl
Institute of Marine Science
Morehead City
Paerl
Paer
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