Peppard begins trial separation from wife Sherry
Los Angeles AP reports actor George Peppard has started a trial separation from his wife Sherry Boucher amid stress from his debut as director and producer of The Long Escape. A family friend says the strain grew in the last year and a half as Peppard pursued directing and acting roles.
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Los Angeles
George Peppard
Sherry
George
Jay Bernstein
Bernstein
Universal Pictures
Peppard
Sherry Boucher
Elizabeth Ashley
Georgie Awards Set for Eight Annual AGVA Honors
In New York the AGVA announces eight time Entertainer of the Year winners including Steve Martin Barbra Streisand Shirley MacLaine Totie Fields Donnie and Marle and Shields and Yarnell. The Georgie statuettes will be presented during a CBS special Jan 18 hosted by Jackie Gleason and taped Jan 8 in Las Vegas. An AGVA spokesman will announce the final recipient later.
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New York
Steve Martin
Barbra Streisand
Shirley MacLaine
Totie Fields
Donnie & Marle
Shields & Yarnell
AGVA
Georgie
George M. Cohan
Cbs-Tv
Jackie Gleason
Las Vegas
Atheist O'Hair Sues Over Capital Christmas Tree Scene
Madalyn Murray O'Hair and her son Jon filed a federal suit against state officials to remove the nativity scene at the base of the 20 foot Capital Christmas tree. They seek 9 million in punitive damages for themselves and the represented class. She said she does not mind the tree but called it pagan and expressed happiness at pagan symbols.
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Austin
Texas
Madalyn Murray O'Hair
Jon
Federal District Court
O'Hair
FDA Presses Ads Battle Over Aspirin and Tylenol
FDA Commissioner Donald Kennedy calls for a cease fire in a heated advertising feud between Bayer aspirin makers Sterling Drug and Tylenol’s promoter McNeil Laboratories. He accuses Bayer ads of one sided safety claims and warns about liver damage risks from overdoses, asking FTC to review for fairness. The issue centers on safety interpretations from an FDA advisory panel and the broader nonprescription drug market.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Donald M. Kennedy
Sterling Drug Co
Bayer
Kennedy
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Michael Pertschuk
Pertschuk
J. Clark Wescoe
Sterling
Paul L. Perito
McNeil Laboratories Inc
Fort Washington, Pa
McNeil
Farmers Strike Begins Nationwide Action Across Regions
Farmers demanding 100 percent parity for farm prices began a nationwide strike with tractorcades, boycotts, and picketing mainly in the Midwest and Pacific Northwest. Southern states planned actions later. dairy farmers largely stayed away except in Nebraska. Iowa’s agriculture secretary warned of consumer impact within 15 days if widespread participation occurred.
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Associated Press
South
Nebraska
Iowa
Robert Lounsberry
Teamsters Union
American Agriculture
Congress
Wisconsin
New York State
Fayetteville
N.C
Carter
Release planned for suspect in Erie police killings
Erie prosecutors say Charles Hartwell, 56, who shot and fatally wounded two police officers on November 18, 1949, will be released from Warren State Hospital and later arrested for the two murders. Hartwell has been held for psychiatric evaluation and was previously deemed mentally incompetent to stand trial.
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Erie
Warren State Hospital
Robert Chase
Charles Hartwell
Leo J. Waldinger
Walter R. May
Veterans Administration
G- Daniel Baldwin
Hartwell
Warren
Chase
Erie County
Elmer Evans
J.J. O'Donnell
John Clapp
Farview State Hospital
Farview
Robison Campaign Amends Expense Report To 103458
Erie campaign audit shows amended summary page with a $23,000 Erie County Republican Party loan included among $95,059 receipts for Robison county executive bid. Expenses total $103,458. GOP treasurer explains earlier omission due to lack of form space. Commissioner Boyes says explanation satisfactory.
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Erie
Russell Robison County
Erie County
Republican Party
Haseen
Erie County Elecsion Board
GOP
Robison
William L Lillis
Lillis
Election Board
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Karl Boyes
Corning Glass Works and Siemens Form Optical Cables Company
Corning Glass Works and Siemens AG announce a new company to produce waveguide cables for optical communications. The firm, named Swever Optical Cables Inc, will be owned equally by Corning and Siemens. A spokesman describes it as a hardware venture in the optical industry.
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Corning Glass Works
Siemens Ag
Waveguide Cables
Optical Communicatoms Iy Company
Dustry
Swever Optical
Corning and
Siemens
Cables Inc
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