MandrellMay Quit NBC Prime Time Show
Barbara Mandrell reportedly told NBC she will not return next season, a claim NBC confirms only her contract runs through the current season. Co producer Marty Krofft says he has not been informed. Mandrell cites fatigue and desire to focus on singing as the reason.
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NBC
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NBC Entertainment
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Daily Variety
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Micki Scott
Oberlin College
SLA
Capote loses Marco Island real estate suit by default
Collier Circuit Judge Charles Carlton awarded A.G. Ennis Realty Inc. a 13000 judgment after Capote defaulted on a Marco Island home deal. Capote paid 13000 deposit on a 139500 property and faced potential forfeiture of the deposit plus 5000 in damages. The author last listed 870 UN Plaza New York as his address.
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Marco Island
Florida
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Capote
Miami Herald
UN Plaza
New York
Breakfast At Tiffany's
Federal judge and lawyer indicted in $150,000 bribe case
U S District Judge Alice Hastings of Miami and attorney William Borders Jr were indicted on bribery conspiracy and obstruction charges tied to a $150,000 bribe allegedly arranged by an undercover FBI agent posing as a man convicted for misusing a Teamsters pension fund. The case alleges Borders acted as middleman to influence Hastings and restore forfeited assets.
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U.S. Justice Department
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Borders
Arlington
Frank Romano
Romano
Thomas
Paul Rice
Romanos
Fort Lau
Derdale
National Bar Association
Broward County
Slaying inquiry spurs five Indians questioned in Arizona
Five American Indians are sought for questioning after the slaying of Karen Beth Green a 27 year old Apache Junction carrier abducted on a rural route. Her burned car was found on an Indian reservation and her body discovered Monday. An autopsy was ordered.
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Four survivors found after Christmas Eve crash in Colorado Rockies
Snowshoe clad rescue teams recovered four survivors Tuesday at a Christmas Eve plane crash site in the Colorado Rockies about 100 miles southwest of Denver. The plane downsized to 50 degrees inside as 18 degree wind battered the scene. Survivors, two adults and two teenagers, suffered frost bite and expect to stay overnight at the site as rescuers search for the missing pilot. Dozens of avalanches, some triggered by dynamite, buried the region after a fierce storm dumped 15 to 35 inches of new snow.
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Charleston
Colorado
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England
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Bay of Biscay
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Theodor Fontane
Dozier kidnapped as Italy rejects talks with Red Brigades
UPI reports the United States and Italy refuse any negotiation with Red Brigades over Brig. Gen. James Dozier, amid a probe into a genuine photo and signs he resists interrogation. Verona offers a large reward, and authorities expand search efforts for the 50-year-old general missing since December 17.
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UPI
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Italy
Red Brigades
U.S. Army
James Dozier
Giovanni Spadolini
Spadolini
Dozier
Verona
Prosecutor named in Donovan probe
New York attorney Leon Silverman was named special prosecutor to probe allegations that Labor Secretary Raymond Donovan sanctioned illegal payoffs while at Schiavone Construction. The inquiry covers a 1977 cash payment of 2000 dollars to Local 29 leader Louis Sanzo and Donovan testimony before Congress.
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New York
Leon Silverman
Raymond Donovan
New Jersey
U.S
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Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Eisenhower
Vernon Louviere
Donovan
Schiavone Construction Co
Louis Sanzo
Laborers’ International Union
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United States Senate
Gang rape ringleader sentenced to 228 years
Kenneth Gholston, 25, was sentenced in Chicago to a maximum 228 year term for leading a nine man gang rape of a 15 year old Evanston girl and related robbery and assaults on Dec 28, 1980. The judge ordered the sentences to run consecutively, with other participants receiving 5 to 50 year terms.
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Kenneth Gholston
Circuit
Earl Strayhorn
Gholston
Evanston
William O’connor
Strayhorn
Daniel Gholston
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