Notable Figures Involved In Unclear Local Incidents
In Memphis Teme enn James Griffin of the band Bread comments on his artistic identity amid an incident involving a dog found hit by a car and subsequently claimed by owners after a treatment bill. In Palm Beach a court orders appraisal of MacArthur's wealth as Adeline Moffett seeks relief in a $200 million suit over an apartment eviction. In Hong Kong Hua Kuo-feng meets French Marxist-Leninists and hosts a banquet. In Miami Beach authorities await autopsy results for rock guitarist Tommy Bolin who died after a night of drinking with his band members.
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Memphis
Temeenn
UPI
James Griffin
Los Angeles
Bread
Mallory Mattice
Gershwin
Ttice
Griffin
Mattice
Palm Beach
Fla
Ameri
MacArthur
Fourth District Court of Appeals
Adeline Moffett
Moffett
Standard Oil Board
James Moffett
Hong Kong
Communist Party
Hua Kuo-feng
China
New China News Agency
Hua
Jacques Jurquet
Miami Beach, Fla
Tommy Bolin
Bolin
Miami
Newport
Third of Reform rabbis ordained in 1979 will be women
One third of the 45 new rabbinical students in four Union seminaries in 1979 are women, officials say. At present only three women are ordained in the Reform movement, all serving as cantors. A task force will study programs to help congregations accept women in the rabbinate.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Union of American Hebrew Relations
Matthew’ Ross
Ex Capone Crony Joseph Fusco Dies in Chicago
Joseph Fusco millionaire liquor distributor and once Capone crony found dead in his 18th floor Conrad Hilton Hotel suite in Chicago. Indicted with Capone in 1931 on 5000 federal prohibition counts and linked to liquor movement for the syndicate. He was 74.
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Chicago
UPI
Joseph Fusco
al Capone
Conrad Hilton
Fusco
Capone
Northwestern Memorial Hospital
Senate
Carter pick Lance says tax cut almost certain
Thomas B. Lance, named to head the OMB in the Carter administration, said a tax cut is almost certain when the new White House takes office. He warned unemployment at 6.5 percent next year may be unattainable and favored limited measures to boost the economy.
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Washington
UPI
Thomas B. Lance
Office of Management and Budget
Jimmy Carter
Lance
Carter
Russell Long
D-La
Federal Reserve Board
Andrew
Budget Office
Brimmer
Miss Rivlin
CBS TV
Abc-Tv
Issues and Answers
Congress
U.S. News and World Report
Treasury
William E. Simon
Oil pipeline near completion in Alaska project
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co says less than half a mile of pipe remains to finish the 800 mile trans Alaska oil line. Work continues on two small end sections from Arctic North Slope to Valdez as about 295 feet must be backfilled.
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Anchorage
Former head of Brazil Joao Goulart dies at 58
Joao Goulart the last civilian president of Brazil died at his ranch in northern Argentina at age 58. He had sought political asylum in Uruguay in 1964 after being ousted by the military and later served as labor commerce and industry minister before his 1961 presidency.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
UPI
Joao Goulart
Brazil
Argentina
Joao Mitegui
Goulart
Mercedes
Corrientes
Mitegui
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