Doctors and interns keep 16 picket lines at Cook County Hospital
Chicago doctors and interns continued 16 walkout lines at Cook County Hospital. They were undecided on honoring a court order barring their day-old walkout in a contract dispute. House Staff Association members said they cannot comment on the restraining order due to legal complexities after a five hour meeting Monday night.
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Chicago
Cook County Hospital
House Staff Association
Pearl Bailey dazzling White House state dinner guest of Sadat
Pearl Bailey promoted peace and goodwill at the Ford administration state dinner for Egyptian President Anwar Sadat. She sang and danced with Sadat and Ford, borrowed Vice President Rockefeller's glasses, and invited Omar Sharif on stage. The event featured Sadat's first U.S. state visit amid a cordial reception.
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Washington
Pearl Bailey
White House
Anwar Sadat
Ford
Sadat
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Pearl
Richard M. Nixon
Ford Administration
United States
Johnny Cash
Bailey
Hello
Dolly
Boston
Nixon
Johnson
Eisenhower
Cairo
East Room
Omar Sharif
Sharif
Paris
New bias law for lenders is now effective
Washington AP reports a new bias law under the Equal Credit Opportunity Act bars lenders from denying credit due to sex or marital status. By 1976 rules require explanations for denials, with a phased rollout including access to reasons for credit decisions and consent to credit ratings for married women.
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Washington
Equal Credit Opportunity Act
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Trade Commission
Federal Reserve
PSC to rule on disallowing AP&L rate hike today
Arkansas Public Service Commission faces oral arguments on disallowing 24.9 million of AP&L's 56 million requested rate increase. Atty. Gen. Tucker and PSC attorney Kent Foster argue the shift to return on total capitalization departs from traditional ratemaking.
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Little Rock
State Public Service Commission
Arkansas Power & Light Co
Jim Guy Tucker
Kent Foster
PSC
Ap&l
John K. Langum
Chicago
Langum
Tucker
Foster
Arkansas
Arkansans For Balanced Growth
Maurice Fulton
Santos Co
United Fund urges late 1976 contributions in Hope Arkansas
If you have not already made your United Fund pledge for 1976 UF officials urge you to mail this card to United Fund of Hempstead County at 111 East 2nd St Hope AR. The UF benefits 14 agencies serving Hempstead County. Each dollar contributes 26 cents to retarded children 24 cents to scouting 20 cents to underprivileged children nine cents for medical aid six cents to Red Cross five cents to Salvation Army four cents to the Arthritis Foundation.
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United Fund
United Fund of
Hempstead County
East 2Nd St
Hope
Convicted mom plans to become a minister
A Miami mother released on parole from the Florida Correctional Institution plans to pursue a ministerial path and regain custody of five other children. She served 144 months of a six year sentence for manslaughter and contributing to the delinquency of minors in the death of her son Dean, who starved to death in 197? at a house described as dirty and smelling of excrement.
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Lowell, Fla
Miami
Florida
Dean
Diamond
Should Girl Scouts Admit Boys at National Convention
Washington AP report on delegates debating admitting boys into Girl Scouts. Opponents cite maturity and tradition while proponents argue for coequal status. A hand vote kept the organization all female for now and stalled a proposed younger main scout program.
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Washington
Sharad
Minister Mediates End To Hostage Standoff In Florida
In Miami Springs, a Marine veteran identified as Robert Knuck Jr., 25, released a woman and her child, then surrendered after police surrounded a sister's home. He had shot Patrolman William Keller in the head through a door and held Knuck’s sister and her son hostage for over two hours. Reverend Amor Steffen, who counseled Knuck, said the veteran feared police would shoot him on sight and that the minister helped secure a peaceful outcome. The officer remained in critical condition. the hostage woman and her child were unharmed. Knuck reportedly spoke of a drinking problem during counseling sessions.
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Miami Springs
Mme
Bill
Amor Steffen
Robert Knuck Jr
Knuck
Donna
William Keller
Senate to vote on general's promotion amid Vietnam bombings
The Senate plans a vote today on promoting Maj. Gen. Alton D. Slay to lieutenant general. Repudiation over 1972 North Vietnam air strikes and alleged report falsification fuels opposition led by Sen. Birch Bayh. Slay served as deputy for operations under Maj. Gen. Lavelle, whose 1972 raids spurred an investigation and a failed promotion.
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Washington
Senate
North Vietnam
Alton D. Slay
Senate Armed Services Committee
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Ptay
Bayh
Slay
John D. Lavelle
Vietnam
Lavelle
Hamiltons Pain Legal Notice Warns Defendant to Appear
Legal notice from the Chancery Court of Hempstead County Arkansas requires defendant Richard Alfred Hamilton to appear within 30 days to answer the complaint filed by plaintiff Helen Joyce Hamilton. Clerk Bonnie Lively signs the notice with dates Oct 21 28 and Nov 4 11 1975.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Hope, Arkansas
Helen Joyce Hamilton
Richard Alfred Hamilton
Bonnie Lively
Hempstead
Arkansas
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Pulaski County
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