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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1977
Page
9
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Totie Fields, 47, rests at Stanford University Medical Center after vitrectomy to remove hemorrhage in her left eye. Doctors say diabetes caused the eye issue, a further complication after the loss of a leg last year. she will stay hospitalized about two weeks.
Farm hand Giuseppe Valenti, 42, poured gasoline on his wife and tried to ignite her after returning from work when lunch was not ready. Neighbors intervened, and he fled to the countryside before later being captured by police.
Fishermen's Union of America refuses to sail as porpoise mortality rules spark a clash with vessel owners in San Diego. About 100 members stormed ships preparing to weigh anchor while harbor police report no serious injuries. The union plans another meeting the next day as talks continue amid congressional debate.
Former Sen. James Buckley of New York has joined Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette Inc. He was appointed to the firm’s executive committee and named a director. Buckley, elected to the Senate in 1970 as a Conservative candidate, was defeated by Daniel Moynihan last November. Previously he was vice-president of the Catawba Corp.
A summary of introduced and passed bills across state government covering health care needs, motor vehicle fees, examination boards, watercraft interference, weighing bulk commodities, and taxes. It notes House and Senate actions, with many items advancing or awaiting further action.
Doyle Brunson, known as Texas Dolly, captured the world poker title at the Horseshoe Casino in Las Vegas earning 340000 dollars. Forty players started with 10000 each, 33 were eliminated, and Brunson defeated Gary Berland by making a full house to clinch the title.
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