Crosby gets 90 days jail in beating case details
Rock musician David Crosby, of Crosby, Stills and Nash, receives 90 days in jail and three years probation for disturbing the peace after a November incident in Culver City. Attorneys say he will appeal. fine of $200 stands with drug testing and possible civil judgments. He was arrested Sept 6 after a concert at Irvine Meadows.
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Ford trims base prices for 1983 models
Ford Motor Co. will cut base prices on 1983 cars by about 0.3 percent from 1982 levels, with several subcompact models reduced. The sticker price will rise roughly 0.4 percent, about $39, due to higher option costs. Ford says price restraint benefits customers despite a small overall sticker increase.
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Composer Pete King dies at 68 in California
Pete King a noted composer arranger and conductor known for orchestrating scores on movie classics including South Pacific Camelot Dr Doolittle State Fair Flower Drum Song Bells Are Ringing and An Affair to Remember died of cancer in Newport Beach California at age 68 He recorded over 25 albums with his Pete King Choral and Pete King Orchestra Born in Greenfield Ohio on August 8 1914 he began as orchestrator and conductor on the Fred Allen Show and later served as musical director for Paramount Pictures contributing to The Godfather and Day of the Locust
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Oil firms abandon Georges Bank drilling off New England
Oil exploration ends as Shell Oil pulls Zapata Saratoga from Georges Bank 160 miles southeast of Cape Cod. After 14 months and about 1 billion dollars, eight dry holes and slim prospects end extensive drilling. Union Oil may consider a spring restart, officials say.
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Rig KODIAK Crew Rescued After Offshore Drift Near Alaska
A 39 member crew abandoned the offshore drilling rig Key Singapore in a fierce Bering Sea storm. Coast Guard helicopters rescued them at night as the rig drifted toward Nunivak Island, nearing Toksook Bay. The vessel stopped seven miles offshore in shoal water. daylight was needed to determine if it grounded or if an anchor held.
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Rainy Northeast Kansas forecast and Clinton Lake data
Tonight clears with a low of 51 and warmer Thursday with a 79 high. Clinton Lake at 8 am shows 77 degrees, level 874.70 ft, near normal 875.6 ft. Readings through the evening show steady declines to midnight 47 and 2 am 44. Official Tuesday high 67, low 42. no precipitation. Sunrise 7:09, sunset 7:19.
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Thatcher Opens Talks in China on Hong Kong Future
British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher arrived in Peking to discuss Hong Kong's status and China British relations. She will meet Premier Zhao Ziyang after a welcome at the Great Hall of the People and travels by Red Flag limousine amid banners.
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Poll Gives Democrats Edge in House Races
The New York Times CBS poll shows 54 percent favor Democrats to 38 percent for Republicans with six weeks to go. Voters prioritize the economy over social issues, and 61 percent trust Congress more on the economy than Reagan. If echoed in November, Democrats could gain about 40 seats in the 435 member House.
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Moynihan says right is beaten on prayer issue
In Washington the Senate liberal bloc, buoyed by two procedural wins, vows to kill the year’s school prayer legislation. Sen Moynihan says they have beaten back the radical right as Helms bids to strip Supreme Court authority over prayer cases, with a crucial third vote imminent.
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Tax Court widens child care credit rules for summer camp
Washington AP report notes the U S Tax Court allowed a mother to deduct summer camp costs as child care and let part of her son's school trip expenses qualify for employment related credit. The ruling, split among judges, expands qualifying expenses and could boost credits up to 1440 annually for working parents.
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