Hutton raiding of DKQ offices in arbitration dispute
Dain, Kalman & Quail seeks 3.9 million in damages in an arbitration with E. F. Hutton alleging raiding of DKQ and Bosworth, Sullivan brokers and customers. Named respondents include Hutton executives and brokers in Lincoln Des Moines Denver Colorado Springs New York and the West Coast. Arbitration details remain confidential as NYSE officials note such actions are rare and binding with private proceedings.
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Gene Kelly Dain
Kalman & Quail
E. F. Hutton and Co. Inc
New York City
DKO
New York Stock Exchange
DKQ
Lincoln
Hutton
Des Moines
Denver
Colorado Springs
New York
Don Melton
Minneapolis
DEQ
Melton
E. F. Hutton
Bosworth, Sullivan
Midwest
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co
Inter-Regional Financial
Conrad Parde
Lincoln Hutton
Dale E. Frey
Gary Lewellyn
John Vann
James Isaacs
Joseph Meyers
Lincoln Brokerage House
Edward Morris
The
Exchange
Morris
Detroit Edison ends free bulb program for burned-out lights
Detroit Edison Co. will stop replacing burned-out bulbs when customers present their bills, ending a long standing policy used in the early days of electricity to attract new customers.
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Detroit
Detroit Edison Co
Omaha old hospital complex eyed for work release center
Nebraska Department of Correctional Services studies locating a work release center in the former Immanuel Hospital complex in Omaha. Part of the 1954 nurse quarters would be used, with the hospital space likely replacing the Salvation Army Center facility for 36 inmates. The complex may be turned over to Community Plaza Corp if they show they can maintain the facilities.
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Nebraska Department of Correctional Services
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
DCS
Joseph Vitek
General Hospital
Vitek
Community Plaza Corp
Plaza
Plaza Corp. Corrections Post Care
Brien Hendrickson
No. 36Th St
Salvation Army Center
North Korean Sabotage Suspected in Iri Dynamite Blast
The Korean government probes sabotage by North Korean agents after a 33 ton dynamite explosion on a parked freight train in Iri kills 52 and wounds over 1,000. Prime Minister Choi Kyu hahn orders a CIA led team to investigate all angles as 120,000 residents endure mass destruction and power outages.
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James Kim
Seoul
South Korea
UPI
Choi Kyu-hah
Korean Central Intelligence Agency
Iri
Choi Kyong-rok
Paju
U.S
Park Chung-hee
Meteorite May Explain Solar System Birth From Star Explosion
Caltech scientists analyze the Allende meteorite found in Mexico in 1969 and report new forms of calcium, barium, and neodymium suggesting material from an exploding star seeded the early solar system. Aluminum 26 dating implies the supernova explosion occurred within two million years before the solar system formed. Researchers Dimitri Papanastassiou M T McCulloch Typhoon Lee and G J Wasserburg led the study at Caltech.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mexico
California Institute of Technology
Allende
Dimitri Papanastassiou
Papanastassiou
M.T. McCulloch
Typhoon Lee
G.J. Wasserburg
Caltech
Division of Geological and Planetary Sciences
Sundays Until Noon Delivery Change Notice
Sunday delivery notice instructs customers to report no paper or request a change by calling Cire at the Saturday and Sunday phone line 473 7341. Advertisement text summarizes delivery service reporting and contact details.
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Cire
Dept
Controversy Eases After Talent Contest Incident
A racial dispute in Boynton Oklahoma arose when a school official barred a black girl from reciting in a talent contest. A biracial panel addressed issues and the city cooled.
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Boynton
Okla
Nebraska Regents Discuss Big Red in Big Ten Proposal
University of Nebraska regents on Friday debated adding the Big Ten as a conference option while noting questions about potential benefits. Athletic director Bob Devaney voiced skepticism that such a change would bring clear advantages.
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University of Nebraska
Ronald Roskens
Board of Regents
University of Nebraska Regents
Bob Devaney
Sadat Proposes Palestinian Representation at Geneva Peace Talks
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat proposes to include Palestinians in Arab-Israeli talks via an American professor of Palestinian origin. Yasser Arafat backs the plan, sent to President Carter, as the main hurdle to reconvening the talks. In Lebanon, Israeli bombardment hits southern areas with reported Palestinian deaths, while U S envoy Parker cautions on Israel’s rights of reprisal.
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Middle East
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Carter
Geneva
Palestine Liberation Organization
Yasser Arafat
Lebanon
Israel
U.S
Richard Parker
Elias Sarkis
United States
Torrijos offers resignation to clear way for treaty
Panamanian leader Omar Torrijos told U S senators he would resign if the Senate sees his regime as hindering ratification of the Panama Canal treaty. He pledged action on human rights, abolition of marshal law, easing press censorship and allowing political exiles to return as steps toward faster approval.
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Panama City
Panama
Omar Torrijos
U.S
Torrijos
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