Tammy Wynette may be released from Beaumont hospital today
Tammy Wynette, hospitalized after abdominal pains following two Beaumont performances, is in very satisfactory condition. Doctors say no surgery is needed this time and she may rest two to three days. Her husband George Richey cites chronic abdominal adhesions as the cause and notes prior surgeries.
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St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
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Coppola to direct Brown campaign special on Capitol
Francis Ford Coppola will helm a half hour live TV special on the Capitol steps starring California Governor Edmund G Brown to boost his sagging presidential bid. The event titled The Shape of Things To Come airs statewide at 10 p.m. EST from Friday on NBC affiliates with Brown delivering an important message. Coppola says the project is volunteer and part of a futurist push, possibly sharing the stage with one other person.
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Mailer Ordered to Pay Alimony and Child Support
Barnstable Probate Judge Shirley R. Lewis orders Norman Mailer to pay his fourth ex wife Beverly Bentz Bently Mailer 575 dollars weekly for seven years plus inflation. He must also pay 200 dollars weekly for child support for their two teenagers and deliver personal property. Mailer claimed debt of 400000 dollars.
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UPI
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Harris named in will in Scarsdale murder case
Jean Struven Harris faces possible loss of a $220 000 bequest if convicted of murdering Herman Tarnower the author of the Scarsdale Diet. Tarnower left a multi million dollar estate to Harris Lynne Tryforos and her two children. Prosecutors say Harris shot Tarnower in Purchase New York after he renewed interest in Tryforos. Under New York law a killer cannot inherit. Tarnower was 69 a lifelong bachelor.
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Virginia
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Smoke exposure harms non-smokers' lungs, study finds
A New England Journal of Medicine report on 2100 adults links passive smoke to small airways disease in non-smokers. Researchers from UC San Diego show on the job exposure harms lungs, supporting proposed public smoking bans. tobacco advocates dispute the conclusions.
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Student faces charge in Ferris State professor shooting
In Big Rapids Michigan 20 year old student Thomas D Kakonis son of an associate dean was arrested after walking into a Ferris State College classroom and shooting accounting professor Robert Brauer 34 at close range Brauer died and Kakonis faced an open murder charge arraignment followed the alert from a student and campus police.
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Mich
Ferris State College
Thomas D. Kakonis
Robert Brauer
Kakonis
Thomas E. Kakonis
School of General Education
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