Begelman sentenced for theft at Columbia Pictures
Former Columbia Pictures president David Begelman received three years probation and a $5,000 fine for forging three checks to steal $40,000 from the studio. He must perform community service. forgery counts were dropped. Begelman acknowledged a fair process amid his first offense.
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Stones perform despite protest at Coliseum show
More than 12,000 fans attended the Rolling Stones concert at the Mid-South Coliseum in Memphis despite a protest by Women Against Violence Against Women. Leaflets objected to a promotional image for the album Black and Blue showing a chained, bruised woman with the caption I’m black and blue from the Rolling Stones and I love it.
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Gartner fights to keep post amid grant ADM gift row
Washington AP David Gartner seeks to stay on the Commodity Futures Trading Commission as President Carter Mondale and some lawmakers press for his ouster. Gartner faces conflict concerns over gifts of ADM stock to his family while ADM is a major grain trader. He contends no conflict exists and will recuse himself on related matters.
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Five Boston murders tied to gangland drug dispute
Five men were found shot to death in a Boston discotheque basement office in a gangland execution linked to illegal drugs. Police said the victims including Jack Kelly, 34, of Framingham, were seated around a desk when gunmen opened fire. Authorities call it a mass killing with possible motives from narcotics trafficking to hijacking and bad debts.
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Boston nightclub killings tied to nightclub owner and underworld ties
Boston police investigated a massacre at a waterfront club tied to Vincent Salmonte and his network. Victims included Salmonte associates and club managers, with FBI bankruptcy fraud probes and IRS intelligence reviews ongoing. The lounge, known as an after work disco, operated as a lunch and evening hangout for downtown professionals.
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UFO expert claims humanoid crash recoveries by military
UPI reports Leonard Stringfield, a veteran UFO researcher, claims crashed UFOs and humanoid occupants 3% to 4% feet tall from another solar system have been recovered by American military officials. He says autopsies have been done and bodies stored in deep freeze, with plans to present evidence at a July convention in Dayton Ohio.
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Seven Die in Motorhome Fire Near San Diego
Seven members of the Egels Bauer family died in a motorhome crash and fuel explosion while en route to a San Diego vacation and a wedding near Los Angeles. Victims include Glen Egels 55 and Mary Ann 52 of Claytonville Illinois their children Ryan 10 Carol Bauer 31 Aaron Bauer 33 with Eric 5 and Janice 3. The vehicle hit a bridge railing skidded 90 feet and exploded trapping the family as firefighters battled a brush fire.
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Rizzo says he could jail Red Brigades in Italy
Philadelphia Mayor Frank Rizzo, former police chief, told a U S district court deposition he could imprison Italy's Red Brigades and prevent urban terrorism in Philadelphia. He warned of anarchy if domestic police face limits and cited the Moro death and Italian violence as examples.
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Senate asks Carter to cut ties to Cuba
The Senate urged President Carter to sever diplomatic relations with Cuba until Cuban military forces exit Africa. The measure, part of a 1.9 billion foreign operations bill, was approved 53 to 29 and is nonbinding, expressing “sense of Congress” on ending economic and diplomatic ties.
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Canada Celebrates Dominion Status Across Communities
Ottawa AP report notes Canada marks the eleventh anniversary of the British North America Act which granted dominion status. Festivities planned in more than a thousand communities nationwide highlighting national pride and constitutional milestone.
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