Radner Marries G.E. Smith In Quiet City Hall Ceremony
Gilda Radner and guitarist G.E. Smith wed March 26 at City Hall with Allan Zweibel as best man. The ceremony followed a year of dating sparked by Smith backing Radner in her Broadway show. They plan to live in New York as Radner continues with NBC's Saturday Night Live.
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New York
Gilda Radner
G.E. Smith
Liz Smith
New York Daily News
City Hall
Saturday Night Live
Allan Zweibel
Miss Smith
Miss Radner
NBC
Dallas star J R Ewing may top 25000 a week
AP reports actor Larry Hagman who plays J R Ewing in Dallas says fan letters surprise him as his contract could push his salary toward 25000 weekly. He notes a season ending gunshot was a contract decision and hints death could follow if negotiations fail.
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J.R. Ewing
Larry Hagman
CBS
Dallas
J.R
Hagman
People Magazine
Electricity Okayed to Aid Bone Growth
FDA approves three devices that use electrical current or electromagnetic fields to heal ununited fractures. The JAMA report notes an 80 to 90 percent success range and cites Dr. Carl T. Brighton and Dr. C Andreas Bassett as developers of implanted and external systems.
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Chicago
Journal of the American Medical Association
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
JAMA
Carl T. Brighton
University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
Brighton
FDA
C. Andrew L. Bassett
Columbia University’s College of Physicians and Surgeons
Avid hunter shoots parents then is wounded in standoff
William Jennings 24 an avid hunter with mental illness killed his parents in West Orange New Jersey and barricaded himself for four hours before police wounded and captured him. The victims were identified as James and Louise Jennings. Authorities plan homicide charges.
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N.J
UPI
William Jennings
St. Barnabas Hospital
Edward Palardi
Jennings
East Orange
James Jennings Sr
Louise
Palardi
Essex County
Margaret
John Petrell
Pope John Paul II speaks to Easter crowd in 33 languages
Pope John Paul II addressed 350000 in St. Peter's Square delivering Easter greetings in 33 languages including Hebrew for the first time. He warned that a godless society risks the death of man and urged leaders to seek peace over war. Archbishop Robert Runcie conveyed Easter messages in Canterbury. In Tehran five clergy held services at the U.S. Embassy for captives. Vatican envoy delivered gifts. In Moscow thousands attended church services despite official religious restrictions.
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Rome
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Canterbury
Tehran
Iran
U.S
Vatican
Soviet Union
Moscow
Death leaves legal question in Holyoke dialysis case
The death of 78 year old Earle Spring in Holyoke Massachusetts may not end the legal fight over whether to keep him alive on dialysis against his family's wishes. A probate court hearing was canceled but a court guardian seeks a written opinion on who decides life support for incapacitated patients.
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Mass
Earle Spring
Spring
Mark Berson
State Supreme Court
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