Prinze Divorce Bid Casts Light On Chico and the Man Star
Freddie Prinze 22 and Kathy Elaine 26 sued for divorce in Los Angeles after 15 months of marriage. They have a nine month old son Freddie. Separately, attorney Ron Rouda seeks dismissal of Frank S. Sierra's suit against Frank Sinatra over a 20000 promissory note. Sinatra allegedly failed to appear for a deposition after anger at Sahl. The note dated 1964 tied to a recording for Sinatra’s label. Sahl repaid 10000 in 1967 and Sinatra sued Sahl in 1974 for the balance.
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Mother of five fights to prove marriage and paternity
Pat Martin testifies in Pierre that she married Bob Martin in a Nebraska town after a Kansas City flight. Blood tests on her five children will show whether he could be their father. Pat says Bob’s death and his two families leave her children in limbo as she seeks closure.
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Pat Martin
Justice of the Peace
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Bob Martin
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Aise Ile
Pierre
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Poise
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Pa’ Marae
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Pat
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Fat women at higher risk of uterus cancer after menopause
In San Diego UPI reports University of California researchers led by Dr. Howard Judd found that excess body fat increases conversion of androgens to estrogen after menopause. The study, funded by an $18000 federal grant, ties higher estrogen levels to a greater cancer risk in the uterus among obese women.
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Kentucky strike ends as Jefferson County teachers ratify contract
Nearly 117000 students return to school in Louisville after a two week shutdown. About 6000 teachers voted to ratify a master contract granting an average 8.6 percent salary increase and class size limits with arbitration for grievances. The school board approved 11 to 1. Justice order freed more than 34 striking workers in a related busing lawsuit.
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Transatlantic air fares rise on oil costs
Geneva dispatch reports Transatlantic air passengers face fare increases tied to rising oil prices. Analysts note price adjustments may reach about one percent or more, reflecting higher operating costs for carriers across the Atlantic.
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Geneva
Switzerland
UPI
Bomb threat backfires on sailor at Norfolk airport
Victor Wilson, a 22 sailor aboard the aircraft carrier Forrestal, was charged after allegedly calling in a bomb threat to delay a United Airlines flight at Norfolk International Airport. The plane was held for two hours while authorities searched for a bomb before it departed to Chicago.
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Two Americans slain in Colombian DEA offices blast
DEA director Octavio Gonzalez and Rhode Island electrical engineer Thomas Cole were found dead in separate rooms of the Bogota DEA office on the 19th floor. Gonzalez was shot multiple times and Cole beaten with a blunt instrument. A revolver lay on Cole, authorities said no link established to the drug seizure earlier that day.
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AIM Leader Helps Get Tot Released for Yule
Lawrence Kansas UPE reports AIM leader Russell Means and Judge Mike Elwell arranged for Rolena Hyde to spend Christmas with her parents Anthony and Rivelene Hyde. The girl, aged about a year, had been placed in foster care after alleged abuse. doctors questioned injuries. The agreement allows two Christmas days at home, with possible mid February return and court monitoring. Means said the meeting, near the county courthouse, avoided racism and yielded a cooperative outcome.
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Russell Means
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Rolena Hyde
Means
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Rivelene Hyde
Elwell
Rolena
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Haskell Indian Junior College
Lawrence
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Harry Fulsom
UC ethics experts propose guidelines on baby survival
In San Francisco UC medical ethicists Albert Jonsen and Michael Garland argue extraordinary life support should be withdrawn for infants who cannot survive, will suffer intractable pain, or cannot participate in human experience. They say decisions involve the physician, parents, and projected outcomes, with encephalic babies not to be resuscitated.
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UPT
University of California
Albert Jonsen
University of San Franc
Michael Garland
University of California Medical School
Debate over child abuse views prompts policy row
Washington outlines a clash over how to treat parents who abuse children. Dr Helene Tanousea of Largo Florida claims pamphlets from the National Center on Child Abuse and Neglect advocate lenient handling. HEW officials insist rehabilitation remains key and that abusers are not above the law.
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UPI
Helene Tanons
Largo
Fla
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
National Center On Child Abuse and Neglect
Tanousea
John G. Veneman
John Meier
Hews Office of ‘Child Development
Tapous
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