Miami Beach weighs lighter rules for convention park protesters
Miami Beach officials may relax park rules to allow nondelegates camping at Flamingo Park during the Republican National Convention. City Manager O'Key said enforcement will be discretionary and focus on public safety, while residents complain of marijuana use and late night swimming as police monitor the scene. Mayor Hall backs flexible enforcement, but Councilman Rosen urges stricter policing to avoid disturbances.
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Terry Ryan
Associated Press
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Miami Beach
Flamings Park
Rocky Pomerance
Wong
Oul
Clifford O'Key
Okey
Chuck Hall
Elo
Harold Rosen
Family Circus headline on custody dispute debt of Angles
Mimi Coventry former wife of the Earl of Coventry was jailed in Los Angeles on a contempt charge in a child custody case. Judge Lester Olson ordered the boy’s custody to her ex husband last Friday and police restraint orders were issued. Private detectives reported Coventry drove the boy to Arcadia and returned without him. his whereabouts were unknown Monday.
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Mimi Coventry
Earl of Coventry
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Superior Court
Lester EB. Olson
Ta Monica
Arcadia
Los Angeles
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Viscouti
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California
Woman in America receives atomic powered pacemaker
Virginia Recupero, a 53-year-old Key West grandmother, becomes the first American woman to receive a nuclear powered pacemaker at Mount Sinai Medical Center. The titanium shell device, about 24 inches in diameter and 4-5 inches thick, requires replacement only every 10 years and costs about $5,500, with open heart surgery and single future hospital visit expected.
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Ken Gepbert
Associated Press
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Virginia Recupera
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Key West
Fla
Reepero
Center
United States
Mount Sinai Medical Center
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Atomic Energy Commission
Veterans Administration Hospital
Buffalo
N.Y
Firings Roil Bridger Plant Work Force
A Bechtel spokesman said no reasons were given for labor troubles at the Jim Bridger power plant as 68 workers were fired, prompting partial shutdowns. An Operating Engineers Union official confirmed the terminations dated August 8 and 10, with walkouts dating to August 19 and a blocked service road delaying return to work.
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Joe Slamm
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Charles Teasley
Beasley
Russ Stewart
Pacific Power & Light Co
Pp&l
Stewart
Teamsters and Operating Engineers
Slamm
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