Vietnam veterans reject promises vow to meet Reagan
Vietnam era veterans at the Wadsworth VA Hospital reject a White House funding letter and vow to continue their hunger strike and sit-in until President Reagan agrees to meet with them there. Ron Kovic leads Inside Six demanding a personal meeting and broad VA gains.
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Los Angeles
UPI
White House
Reagan
Wadsworth VA
Ron Kovic
Veterans Affairs
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Kovic
Custis
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Vietnam
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Kenneth van Glen
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New York
William Rig
Detroit
Clarence Stickler
Oxnard
Calif
Carl Aanonsen
Robert Blake
Elvin Gilchrist
Buffalo
N.Y
Robert Zappy
Greg Morton
Phoenix
Ariz
Drug firm admits entertaining FDA officials in race track trips
Former Burton-Parsons Co executives testified before Congress about lavish dinners and track winnings for two FDA officials, Mary Bruch and Arnauld Scafidi. They argued the events were not aimed at biasing decisions amid the 1978 salt tablet disinfectant ban and its costly impact on saline solutions.
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UPI
Food and Drug Administration
Congress
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Burton-Parsons Co
Manfuso
FDA
House
Commerce Oversight and Investigations
Bob Whittaker
R-Kan
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Burton- Parsons Co
Burton-Parsons
Mary Bruch
Arnauld Scafidi
Credit card fraud linked coast to coast investigation grows
Los Angeles police say a nationwide credit card scheme involving trash bin thefts and phony billings may reach into the millions. Israeli suspects used jewelry fronts in Los Angeles San Diego and New York to produce fake cards with real names and numbers. Celebrities named include Bernadette Peters Tommy Smothers and Joan Embrey with connections drawn by investigators across three cities.
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UPI
Russell Meltzer
Bernadette Peters
Tommy Smothers
Joan Embrey
San Diego Zoo
Johnny Carson
Meltzer
San Diego
New York City
New York-California
Bob Scully
MasterCard International
Brian Rosner
Manhattan
Manhattan District Attorney's Office
Rosner
Famed jazz pianist Mary Lou Williams dies in Durham
Mary Lou Williams died of cancer at 71 in Durham where she had been artist in residence at Duke University from 1977 until her death. Born in Atlanta in 1910 she rose from the Pittsburgh piano prodigy known as the little piano girl to a prolific composer and performer with major bands. She wrote tunes for Benny Goodman and others and created jazz sacred music including Mary Lou's Mass.
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N.C
Mary Lou Williams
Duke Ellington
Miss Williams
Duke University
Peter F. O'Brien
Atlanta
Mary Lou Burley
Pittsburgh
Black Vaudeville Syncopators
John Williams
Andy Kirk
Clouds of Joy
Steppin
Pretty
Little Joe
Chicago
The
Dorseys
Cab Calloway
Bob Crosby
Glen Gray
Louis Armstrong
Benny Goodman
Goodman
Legal Notice in Open Account Case in Iowa Court
The clerk of the court records a petition for an open account amounting to 305.58. Defendant Michael Ray trading as Modern Mobile Service is urged to appear by or before the stated date or a default judgment may be entered. The action is filed in Linn County Iowa with attorney Joan M. Heckel of 3 Third St, Iowa City. The notice requires a written appearance, motion, or answer to avoid default.
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Plountit
Joan M. Heckel
Lowa
Burt
Linn
Lowa von K. Modracek
Stoneburner
Iow
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Rice Building
Second Avenue $ Rapids
Linn County
Iowa
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Kelley
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Hearing on Cedar Rapids proposed plans and public work
Notice of 9:00 AM June 10 1981 public hearing in Cedar Rapids Iowa to consider proposed street and sewer improvements project listed with estimated cost 232 170 15 and bid procedures. Includes definitions zoning changes and a large parcel of drainage and construction details plus eligibility for bids and bond requirements.
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Iowa
Crete
Mey
Lois M. Keller
C Spas
Ova
Egran
12Th Street
Center Point
Wee Street
Center Point Road
Ft Ity
Amoun
Codawa
Cardynee
Lowe
State of Love
Engineering Department
City
Code of Iowa
Linn County Zoning Hearing Set For June 30 1981 Cedar Rapids IA
Linn County Board of Supervisors schedules a public hearing at 10:30 AM June 30 1981 in Cedar Rapids Iowa at the Administrative Offices Building. The Linn County Zoning Commission will review Hawkeye Area Council Boy Scouts of America land rezoning from Ada Rpt to a Commercial Recreation District for 10 acres in Section 8 Township 85 Range 7. Public comment will be heard for or against the proposed rezoning.
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Cedar Rapids
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Linn Hall
Kirkwood Community College
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First “St and Savings Bank
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Auriounty
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Linn County Zoning Commission
Ada
Hawkeye
Linnounty
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