Sinatra Aid Dinner Funds Carey's 1974 Campaign Debt
In New York at the Waldorf Astoria 800 guests attended a fundraising dinner dance for Gov. Hugh Carey raising about 800000 to wipe out his 1974 gubernatorial campaign debt. Frank Sinatra led a 39 piece orchestra with Anne Ford Uzielli and Carey’s children present. Other attendees included Mayor Edward Koch and ex-mayors Wagner and Lindsay.
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New York
Frank Sinatra
Hugh Carey
Sinatra
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Anne Ford Uzielli
Barbara
Edward Koch
Robert Wagner
John Lindsay
National Football League
Pete Rozelle
Pete
Carey
John Wayne Dines Out During Boston Hospital Stay
John Wayne, 70, left Massachusetts General Hospital for a private dinner at Maison Robert with family. Restaurateur Lucien Robert said Wayne looked well, while hospital spokesman described continued diagnostic tests not related to his 1964 cancer.
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Boston
John Wayne
Massachusetts General Hospital
Maison Robert
Wayne
Lucien Robert
Martin Bander
Massachusetts General
Marion Morrison
Michael Wayne
Phyllis George Seeks Divorce From Robert Evans
Phyllis George the 1971 Miss America filed for divorce from film producer Robert Evans in Los Angeles Superior Court. The couple, who wed April 14 1977 in Beverly Hills after meeting at a 1976 Christmas party, have a 29 year age gap and Evans has had three prior marriages.
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Los Angeles
Phyllis George
Robert Evans
Los Angeles Superior Court
Miss George
CBS
Evans
Paramount Studios
Beverly Hills
Mideast impasse persists as Dayan seeks Romania talks
Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan starts a Bucharest visit aimed at breaking the stalemate with Egypt and the PLO possibly visiting Romania. Sadat calls for Israel to move, while Syria denounces an Israeli mine blast as a cease fire violation and Israel denies crossing lines.
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Jerusalem
Anwar Sadat
Mideast
Moshe Dayan
Romania
Palestine Liberation Organization
Yasser Arafat
Israel
Dayan
Stefan Andrei
Bucharest
Nicolae Ceausescu
Sadat
Menachem Begin
Beirut
Lebanon
An Nahar
Arafat
Ceausescu
Middle East
PLO
Tel Aviv
Egypt
Syria
United Nations
New York avoids mass transit and newspaper strikes
New York riders breathed easier as tentative agreements averted walkouts by 33 000 bus and subway workers 1 400 LIRR staff and delivery workers for the Daily News and Times. Nurses orderlies and kitchen staff at 60 metropolitan nursing homes and Macy's workers threaten action with no contract yet. 18 000 elderly patients would feel the impact if Local 144 strikes at metropolitan nursing homes materialize.
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New York
UPI
New York Daily News
the Times
Macy’s
34Th Street
Broadway
Hotel, Hospital, Nursing Home and Allied Health Services Union
Metropolitan Nursing Home Association
Blacks criticize Carter's record
Reverend Jesse Jackson says many Black voters who supported President Carter would not do so again. He told U.S. News and World Report that Carter has not addressed Black community problems as promised.
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Washington
Jesse Jackson
Carter
Jackson
U.S. News and World Report
Promising Cancer Drug Sticks to Cells Longer in Mice
Researchers from the University of California at San Francisco report a new drug azetomicin binds cancer cells for about 25 minutes, far longer than typical drugs, and kills all cancer in mice after a single dose. Human efficacy remains unproven.
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Houston
University of California At
San Francisco
Martin Apple
Apple
Not treated as prank Fire kills five children
In Baton Rouge five children aged 4 months to 9 years died in a small frame house fire blamed on a candle after the family could not pay the electric bill. Fire officials said initial reports were not treated as a prank. delays occurred but the exact timing and calls are noted and the coroner indicated the children likely perished from smoke inhalation before firefighters arrived.
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Baton Rouge
UPI
Terriyn Green
Edwie
Bobby
Trevin
Tameron
Terchel
Elton Veals
Veals
Willie Miller
Miller
Jefferson Street
Oil tax proposal could bolster Social Security funds
House Ways and Means Chair Al Ullman suggested using a crude oil tax to prop up Social Security and ease payroll tax increases next year. He said the oil revenue option buys time to seek long term solutions while cautioning against tapping general revenues. Also notes President Sadat’s 1977 visit to Washington for talks with Carter.
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Washington
UPI
House Ways and Means Committee
al Ullman
Oregon Democrat
Cbs-Tv
Ullman
Congress
House
Senate
Narita Airport set to open May 20 despite protests
Tokyo government declares Narita official opening on May 20 with flights starting May 21. protesters led by environmentalists vow to block the airport. clash with police occurs amid security plans including moats and thousands of officers. lasting damage from an earlier firebomb attack is noted.
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Tokyo
API
Tokyo International
Takeo Fukuda
Narita
Haneda
Issaku Tomura
Tomura
Aiport
Notice of Will Inheritance and Public Hearings in Iowa
Notice announces probate of E H Christensen will in Linn County Iowa with no administration and a six month window to contest. It also covers expiration of redemption on Cedar Rapids property sold for unpaid taxes and a public hearing May 10 1978 on I 380 reconstruction near Center Point Iowa with project details and timelines.
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Enisterseny
Kenneth L. Perry
Descri
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Iowa
OWS
Carpenters
GH & I
Joe Vondracek
Betty J. Slager, Inc
Iowa Business Corporation Act
Center Point Road
N.E
Betty J Signer
Betty J. Slager
Etty J. Slager, Inc
Center Point
Bentonounty
Center Point Consolidated School
Iowa Department of Transportation
Benton Soufy
Robert Henely
Iowa Dartment of Transportation
46Th Avenue S.W
Office of Development Support
Iowa Department of Transportation, Highway Division
Ames
Waterloo
Toddville
Urbana
Brandon
Lowa Department of Transportation
Highwayivision
Linn
Clarence E. Hoop N
Clarence E Hoopman
Clarence E. Hoopman
Kenneth L. Perry, Jr
District Court
Mary Roseberry
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