Janet Gaynor In Critical Yet Stable Condition After Accident
San Francisco AP report says Janet Gaynor, 75, remains in critical but stable condition following a serious auto crash. She received nine pints of blood and underwent four hours of surgery to repair injuries including a torn bladder and pelvic bleeding. Broadway star Mary Martin, 68, also injured, was expected to walk only with pain after the collision that killed Miss Martin’s longtime companion. Police cited driver Richard Cato, 36, for drunk driving and related charges as the taxi involved was struck broadside by a van driving through an intersection.
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Ben Washer
Martin
Paul Gregory
Gaynor
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Richard Cato
Miss Gaynor
Frank Lewis
San Francisco General Hospital
Leonard Jones
Lewis
Veto Tops Congressional Agenda In Election Year Session
Congress returns facing battles over federal spending and social issues. The central item is Reagan’s veto of a 14.2 billion dollar emergency funding bill, with a possible override vote and risk of 19,000 IRS layoffs if unresolved. Debates loom over 13 annual appropriations bills to fund government after Sept. 30.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
Reagan Returns to Washington Faces Veto Clash
President Reagan flies from a 17 day vacation to Washington to attend a Medal of Freedom ceremony for Ambassador Philip Habib and to meet amid Israel tensions. Habib travels with his wife on Air Force One. Congress expected to try overriding a veto on a 14.2 billion supplemental bill as travel and policy plans unfold.
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Reagan predicts quick global economic recovery
Treasury Secretary Regan claimed U.S. policies will spark a worldwide rebound at the IMF World Bank meeting. Most other speakers warned the world economy remains grim and urged immediate action to avert a crisis, with Latin America noting widening inequality.
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Terrorists Hold Polish Embassy in Bern Siege
Swiss negotiators talked through the night with the Polish Revolutionary Home Army terrorists who seized the Polish Embassy in Bern. They demanded Poland lift martial law and free prisoners. A pregnant hostage was released, leaving 11 captives.
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Switzerland
Poland
Ulrich Hubacher
Federal Justice and Police Ministry
Hubacher
Lutherans Discussing Church Unification
SAN DIEGO AP An American Lutheran Church member opposed to merging three Lutheran bodies into a single 5.5 million member church voiced a mood of resignation. Floor talks on unity were set at the 11th general ALC convention as Ohio and Kentucky groups met separately. A 70 member commission would be formed if all three approve by January 1, 1988, with limited organized opposition from a conservative group led by Rev. Duane Lindberg. The ALC reports 64 percent support among laypeople and clergy across the three bodies.
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Kentucky
Tion
ALC
Committee For Church Cooperation
Duane Lindberg
Waterloo
Iowa
Committee On Lutheran Unity
Walkouts Spread as Detroit Teachers Lead Michigan Action
The Associated Press reports new teacher walkouts in Pennsylvania and Michigan as Detroit's 11 000 teachers consider striking alongside 5 000 already on strike. Over 110 000 students affected, including Michigan's eight districts with more than 3 000 teachers out. The Detroit board seeks a 9 percent pay cut amid a 25 million dollar deficit, while teachers demand contract extension.
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Associated Press
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Michigan
Suspect Arrested in Murder of Florida University Professor
A possible suspect in the slaying of University of Florida professor Howard Appledorf, found suffocated in his Gainesville apartment after a ritual feast scene, was arrested after a Manhattan chase. Police did not release further details.
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Gainesville, Fla
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