Dodgers Boss Tom Lasorda Dines at Gitto's Pasta House
In St Louis Dodgers manager Tom Lasorda frequents Charlie Gitto's Pasta House during the NL pennant series with the Cardinals. Gitto says Lasorda holds court at his own table, greets patrons, and tastes a bit of every dish while ordering a salad. He is described as cordial, if firm about his preferred seating.
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ST. Louis
Los Angeles Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Dodger
Tom Lasorda
Charlie Gitto
Gitto
Lasorda
Princess Irene opposes NATO cruise missiles in Netherlands
Princess Irene signed a De Volkskrant petition urging the Dutch government not to accept new NATO cruise missiles. In a rare open letter, she called missiles only the tip of an iceberg of reckless war and of white against black rich against poor, saying she acts as a gesture of despair.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Irene
Beatrix
de Volkskrant
Hauptmann widow seeks reinstate suit to clear name
Anna M Hauptmann asks the Supreme Court to revive her lawsuit to exonerate Bruno Hauptmann in the Lindbergh baby kidnapping and murder case. Her lawyer calls the trial a possible fraud in jurisprudence while a district judge previously ruled most claims were late or lacking evidence.
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Trenton
N.J
Anna M. Hauptmann
U.S. Supreme Court
Charles A. Lindbergh
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Robert Bryan
Area Educators Laud EIA Impacts Across Aiken County Schools
Area superintendents in Aiken County praise the Education Improvement Act for improving attendance and reducing absences during the 135 day period 1984 85. They highlight compensatory and remedial instruction, gifted and talented programs, and raised test scores.
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Aiken County
John Bradley
Area 1
William A. Gallman
Area 5
Bradley School
EIA
Nancy Smith
Area 2
Bradley
1984 Education Act boosts Aiken school gains
The 1984 Education Act raised test scores with 10th graders above the national average and 51.1 percent above in 1985. Dr. Green and Gov. Riley cited improvements, while district subtests exceeded state averages in 17 of 32 areas. EIA funded remedial and gifted programs, kindergarten expansion, higher graduation credits, and admin training.
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Gov. Riley
Paskel
Hair Bandit Pretends To Hire Teens For Fake Fashion Story
A Toledo based teen magazine exposes a man calling himself Bill Thompson from Hollywood as a non criminal fraud. He hires models ages 14 to 19, pays $100 and covers haircuts for a bogus fashion shoot before fleeing town. Six local teens were among his victims with similar actions reported in several states.
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Bill Thompson
Hollywood
Calif
Gladys Glickman
Young Miss Magazine
Atlanta
Michigan
Arkansas
Virginia
Toledo
Ms. Glickman
Thompson
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