Lang Sues Rock Star Over Lifetime Wealth Promise
Cynthia Lang and Misa Lang sue rock singer Aliee Cooper in Los Angeles claiming a seven year companionship and promised lifetime wealth. Lang seeks 7.5 million now and 90 000 yearly thereafter. she and Misa say she left her career in 1968 to care for Cooper until their 1975 separation. Groucho Marx hospitalized in Los Angeles for hip surgery after prior health concerns.
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Demand for big cars fuels early June sales surge
DETROIT UPI Americans buy big cars as the industry posts a strong early June performance. Cadillac Buick and Lincoln Mercury lead with new records while GM Ford and American Motors show gains. Despite smaller models climbing back, analysts say buyers seek the last of the big cars as total sales rise year over year.
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Felon, fuzz tied 3sted PAKOUNICKSTED, U S Virgin Intends
A garbled report notes a felon and police tied in a 3sted standoff with recaptures, mentioning Thomas Fratt and a 30 year sentence for killing hotel owner Jane Pepperdine during a robbery. The fragment references Garden Grove jail escapes and a hidden suspect in a skit.
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Virgin Intends
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Flag salute veto overridden in Massachusetts debate
The Massachusetts Senate voted 201 to 27 to override Gov. Dukakis’s veto on a bill requiring all public school students to salute the flag each day. If the Senate follows, the measure would become law. Critics argued constitutionality while supporters urged patriotism.
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Michael S. Dukakis
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Supreme Court
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D-Alteks
Americans seek Soviet health care amid Cold War exchanges
Washington reports a Soviet embassy counselor named Ed Stepanov lists U S senators and congressmen who steered constituents to Soviet hospitals for spinal cord injuries and eye disease. Some Americans received free care. others pay 25 to 20 daily via the embassy. Talks cite medical cooperation under Nixon era pacts, with joint research on artificial hearts, cancer, and eye implants.
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Viatcheslav Stepanov
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Sai Steparny
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Richard Nixon
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Eee
Anatoly Dobrynin
HEW
Homosexuality theory sparks protests at science meeting
A two day American Association for the Advancement of Science session on sociobiology drew 65 scientists and angry protesters at a university hall. Critics argued the heredity based view of human behavior risks racist and sexist implications while supporters claimed traits like aggression and altruism may be biologically transmitted.
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
Committee Against Racism
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Charles Darwin
Forest Service seeks public help on land management system
Washington (UPI) The Forest Service said a planned land management system must be ready for adoption by October 1, 1978. Assistant Agriculture Secretary Rupert Cutler urged mining and energy groups labor unions conservation interests and other national organizations to share suggestions in a Tuesday statement.
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UPI
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Desperate Break Seized by Policeman to Save Woman
A policeman maneuvered up close and grabbed an unidentified woman, pulling her to safety. No name was released and no cause for her despondency was given, leaving the incident with few details.
Six terrorists charged over train school hijack plan
A hate ministry spokesman said six terrorists face charges in a case tied to a planned hijacking at a train school. Arraignment timing and location were kept secret due to feared backlash from about 3000 Moluccans residing in the area.
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