Labor chief Dubinsky dead at 90 in New York
David Dubinsky longtime leader of the ILGWU died at 90 from hip surgery complications in St. Vincent's Hospital. A private funeral was planned with a memorial Sept. 26 at the Fashion Institute of Technology auditorium in Manhattan.
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Niven Laughs Off Death Rumors In France
Hollywood 72 year old actor David Niven quipped that rumors of his death worry him but his doctor says he is not dead. Niven lives in Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat and has appeared in over 85 films in a 50 year career.
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Donovan tribute planned at $50 banquet in Washington
Labor Secretary Raymond Donovan, under a special prosecutor probe, will be honored at a $50-per-plate tribute dinner October 13. About 5 000 invitations were issued by Young Americans for Freedom with high level administration officials names attached. Attendees include James Watt Edwin Meese Paul Laxalt Thomas Kean and William Simon. The event at the Mayflower Hotel Grand Ballroom is black tie optional and expected to draw at least 500 guests.
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Judge Rules Woman Nine Weeks Pregnant Cannot Abort
A Washington County Circuit judge held a nine week pregnant woman cannot obtain an abortion without her estranged husband’s consent. Judge Moylan based his ruling on common law and Maryland’s Equal Rights Amendment, warning contempt for noncompliance. The couple, separated over the abortion decision, has one child.
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Eleven Die After Losing Disability Benefits
The Los Angeles Times reports eleven Americans died in four months after losing Social Security disability benefits amid a March cleanup of claims. Most had appeals pending. four Californians named, others in Oklahoma Ohio and Arkansas. The deaths are linked to policy cuts critics call cruel while agency defends stricter eligibility reviews.
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