Dukes of Hazzard star marries TV newscaster Tawny Little
John Schneider, star of Dukes of Hazzard, wed Los Angeles TV personality Tawny Little in a country fair themed ceremony at Warner Bros Studios. Judge Armand Arabian officiated. Schneider wore a white linen suit with red accessories. Little is 26 and Miss America 1976 winner.
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Cbs-Tv
Tawny Little
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Schneider
Armand Arabian
Warner Bros. Studios
Hair of the dog inspires teen knitwear in Lynchburg
Meg Helewell, a high school junior, spins and knits hair from her bearded collie Claude into mittens and a gray and white pullover. Her mother notes the hair feels finer than wool and recalls the idea from a spinning class and a story of a woman who made garments from animal hair.
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Lynchburg, Va
Meg Helewell
Claude
Harriet
Vatican opens special line for abducted girl release talks
The Vatican says it set up a dedicated telephone line to connect a kidnapper with Cardinal Agostino Casaroli to discuss Emanuela Orlandi’s release. The tape promises a contact window from 10 am to 11 am on Tuesday July 19 as authorities weigh the demand to free Mehmet Ali Agca.
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Rome
Emanuela Orlandi
Agostino Casaroli
Mehmet Ali Agca
John Paul II
Agca
ANSA
Emanuela
Casaroli
Italy
Judd puzzle instruction and scoring notes
Rearrange each row of letters into 2 to 7 letter words. Total points based on right side scoring. 7 letter words get 50 point bonus. Blanks count as any letter with no points. Proper nouns foreign slang or hyphenated words forbidden. Judd's solution tomorrow 7 19 83 United Feature Syndicate yesterday's solution.
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New York diamond dealer indicted in double murder plot
Irwin Margolies 47, a former diamond dealer, is charged in an indictment with soliciting and aiding another to murder two former coworkers, Margaret Barbera and Jenny Soo Chin. The killings tied to a Candor Diamond Corp fraud case and involved CBS technicians shot at Pier 92. Donald Nash is already convicted for the Barbera and CBS killings and awaits extended sentence.
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New York
CBS
Irwin Margolies
Margaret Barbera
Jenny Soo Chin
Donald Nash
Ms. Barbera
New York City
Nash
Margolies
Pryor helps evacuate club amid apartment fire on Sunset
Richard Pryor helped evacuate the Comedy Store as a three alarm fire destroyed the Coronet Apartments on Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood. Fire officials suspect arson. no injuries or club damage were reported, and Rod Stewart owned the vacant building.
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Los Angeles
Richard Pryor
Rod Stewart
Pryor
Lily Mariye
Comedy Store
Sherman Oaks Community Hospital
Northridge
Mariye
Sunset Boulevard
West Hollywood
Los Angeles County
Dick Friend
Friend
Stewart
Sarah McMullen
Europe
Hinckley Case Tests Duty Of Treating Doctor In Reagan Attack
A Denver psychiatrist faced a $14 million suit over Hinckley’s Reagan assassination attempt. Plaintiffs say Dr. John Hopper should have foreseen Hinckley’s danger given his obsession with Jodie Foster and Taxi Driver. Hopper’s lawyer argues Hinckley did not fit violence profiles, and the judge took the matter under advisement after a two hour hearing.
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John Hopper
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Hopper
James Brady
Secret Service
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Washington
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Jodie Foster
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Paul Kamenar
Carter
St. Elizabeths Hospital
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McConnell
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Delahanty
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