Glen Campbell divorce suit filed in Los Angeles court
Billie Jean Campbell, 38, sue Glen Campbell in Los Angeles Superior Court for dissolution after 16 years of marriage. She seeks custody of their three children, reasonable support, and a restraining order to bar transfers of community property. The filing cites irreconcilable differences and omits a property value estimate.
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Glen Campbell
Los Angeles
Billie Jean Campbell
Campbell
Houstor
Galveston
Billie Jean Nunley
Eloise Damage Tops Florida Alabama Toll At 300 Million
Debris cleared by Hurricane Eloise in Panama City Beach and nearby areas as National Guardsmen guard against looters. Mayor Dan Russell flags the recovery with a window sign while officials estimate Florida and Alabama damage around 300 million, with beach area losses 30 to 75 million. Fort Walton Beach and Destin report initial losses near 2 million, and state leaders say Panhandle damage could reach 200 million after a aerial survey by Gov. Askew. Senate anti-busing forces win another major vote to ban cross-district student assignment except to neighborhood schools, amid broader restrictions on federal funding tied to desegregation efforts.
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National
Dan Russell
Florida
Alabama
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Fort Wallon Beach
Reubin Askew
Fort Walton Beach
Destin
Panama City
Florida Panhandle
Washington
Senate
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Tucson Mayor Threatens Dismissals Over Strike Action
Tucson Mayor Lewis Murphy warned Wednesday he would dismiss striking firemen and police officers who do not return to work within 24 hours. He said a 12.5 percent salary hike rejected by the Police Fire Association Tuesday night was the final offer. No disciplinary action will be taken if strikers return within four hours as the city pushes a crash training program to replace those who ignore the demand.
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Lewis Murphy
Murphy
Police Fire Association
Hwei
Cop killer suspect held after officer murders in Manhattan
Police in New York announce the arrest of Luis Serraco Velez, wanted for the November killings of two police officers on Manhattan's Lower East Side. The case prompts a citywide manhunt and renewed calls for safety measures for officers.
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Police Department
Luis Serraco Velez
Manhattan
Lower East Side
Bargaining for Life in Chad Sparked by French Woman
Paris sent an envoy with two aides to negotiate for the life of Fran çoise Clatsire, a French woman scientist held by Chad rebels after 17 months. The mission offered $22 million for rebel leader Hissen Halire, called the File Casive of Africa, with the group hiding in the Ashara desert. A separate report notes a 6.4 magnitude quake near the lower Gulf of California with no injuries or damage reports.
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Chad
Frinds
Ashara
Franvoise Clatsire
Teader Hissen Halire
Casive
Africa
Washington
Gulf of California
Air Force Discharges Homosexual Vietnam Vet Keith
Air Force at Dover Base says Sst Rudolph Keith 25 discharged after admitting homosexuality. Keith plans to return to Washington and may join Leonard Matlovich in a federal suit challenging the service's ban on homosexuals serving. Matlovich has been recommended for discharge by a board in Hilmpton, Virginia.
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Rudolph Keith
Dover Dell Air Force Base
Keith
Washington, Bee
Leonard Matlovich
Hilmapton
Matlovich
Vietnam
World Briefs: Schlesinger Europe Trip and Other News
Defense Secretary James Schlesinger begins a nine day European tour to discuss Western defense problems. Diana Nyad, 24, faltered in a bid to swim 28 miles around Manhattan Island and was pulled from New York Harbor after about sleep arters of the course. Grasse of Connecticut arrived in Rome for a private visit and planned audience with Pope Paul VI. Frank Sinatra received a medallion from Mayor Daley and became an honorary citizen of Chicago. Milton Shapp of Pennsylvania plans to announce his presidential bid. Barbara Campbell of Houston elected moderator of the Presbyterian Synod of Rod Ttver, first Black woman in that role.
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New York Harbor
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Connecticut
Rome
Pope Paul VI
Frank Sinatra
Richard Daley
Chicago
Sinatra
Novus Calculators Hit Bullock's For Busy People
Engineers students and businessmen learn which Novus calculator fits. Novus 6030 offers simplified programming and versatile use at 79.95. Novus 6025 adds memory and keys for sums and percentages at 12905. Novus Mathematician mimics a slide rule with pre programmed functions. For more details visit Bullock's Lakewood tomorrow.
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