Asimov to Play Poker With Computer in New York
Isaac Asimov will play five card draw on October 18 in New York against an electronic poker machine built by NYU professor Nicholas Findler and aide Charles Pearson. The machine aims to bluff and win chips, with Omni magazine editor Kathy Keeton also slated to be dealt in.
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Talk softly and carry a big stick in Hollywood
James Stewart urges Americans to lower voices to avoid shouting the country to death while accepting an award in Beverly Hills. In Durham, Jimmy Snyder fell from a moped during a fitness feature and sustained bruises but is described as in good condition.
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Durham
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Jimmy
Snyder
Las Vegas
Duke Medical Center
Nixon backs away from Fifth Avenue condo sale chooses East Side townhouse
Former President Nixon will not buy the $925,000 Fifth Avenue condominium after residents sued to block the sale. He instead purchases a $750,000 townhouse at 142 E. 65th St, to be redecorated before moving in. The 12 room house sits near David Rockefeller’s residence and near Arthur Schlesinger’s home.
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Kennedy
Three-Alarm Fire Evacuates 2000 at Park Plaza Hotel
A three alarm blaze at the Park Plaza Hotel in downtown Boston forced about 2,000 guests into the streets and caused minor injuries. Thomas Moran, 31, of Mattapan, admitted starting the fire and was charged with arson. he was not affiliated with the hotel. The fire damaged fourth floor conference rooms, with smoke filling the 14th floor of the 17-story building near the Boston Common.
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Judge lifts Amtrak order opens way to cut trains
A federal judge in Wichita ruled the Amtrak Reorganization Act of 1979 favors Amtrak, lifting a restraining order and allowing the elimination of three money losing trains: the Lone Star, North Coast Hiawatha, and Floridian. The restraint will lapse at 6 p.m. CDT, with Kansas seeking a possible appeal.
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Hiawatha
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War hero arrested in pool contamination case
Harry Leland Leach, 33, a Vietnam War hero with a history of emotional problems, was arrested in East Palo Alto on suspicions tied to poisoning three apartment complex pools with Silvex and 2,4-D. He was previously charged with destroying $4,500 worth of fish and plants by dumping toxic chemicals into ornamental pools at Oakwood Gardens.
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Light sentences for police rejected in Houston death
The 5th Circuit overturned suspended sentences for three former Houston officers convicted of civil rights violations in the death of Joe Campos Torres, a 21 year old who drowned after arrest. They had received one year in prison and five years of probation on related charges.
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U.S
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Stephen Orlando
Joseph Janish
Buffalo Bayou
Carless Elliott
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