Paris Prostitutes Strike for Legal Recognition as Citizens
Jocelyne and Vivianne lead hundreds occupying a Paris church annex to demand prostitution be recognized as a job. They seek regular income tax status social security and pensions like other mothers. The movement includes male transvestite prostitutes, who face harsher fines under a public dress code law.
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Holy Cross alum honored as oldest living graduate
W Arthur Garrity Sr 89, Holy Cross College alumnus from 1905, received an alumni dinner award. He later graduated from Harvard Law School in 1909 and became a lawyer.
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New York moves to create Big MAC to manage city debt
Gov. Hugh Carey says a bill forming a Municipal Assistance Corporation to absorb New York City's $3 billion short term debt should pass in the morning. Mayor Beame aides report progress on technical details as a broker warns the city faces default if Big MAC isn’t in place by Monday.
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Abraham Beame
Albany
Kent State shooting civil suit resumes with gag rule challenge
The $45 million civil case for Kent State shooting victims resumes in U.S. District Court as Judge Don Young’s gag rule, intended to keep witnesses from talking to newsmen, faces its first day of testimony.
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Hundreds dead as faction fighting hits Luanda morgue
In Luanda, Provincia reports hundreds of victims from clashes between rival Angolan liberation groups. Lisbon says 60 soldiers disobeyed orders. at least three Portuguese soldiers die. No official casualty tally released.
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Harris Shorts and Gant Shirts Gift Set Ad
Beach bound or weekend camping, the ad markets Harris shorts and Gant shirts in cotton knit and denim. It highlights sizes from S to XL, 30–38 waist ranges, colors blue white tan bone navy brown, with price points from 9 to 14 dollars and aims at casual warm weather wear from Wyndrier Shop.
Chisholm Bars 1976 Bid Citing Funds Shortage
Rep Shirley Chisholm says she cannot pursue the 1976 Democratic presidential nomination due to lack of funding. She notes that with $750,000 she would not lie, but she lacks the money and is forgetting about the race. The 1972 candidate, 51, was the first Black woman to seriously seek the presidency and may run for reelection to Brooklyn.
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Shirley Chisholm
D-N.y
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