Impostor Richard Avedon swindler exposed in jail
Oscar Edward Kendall, posing as fashion photographer Richard Avedon, swindled as many as 200 women in four months across 25 cities, taking about $6 700 in a month while jailed on a $1 million bond. He claims greed drives the scheme and admits targeting aspiring models with a fake line.
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Al Capp quits Li'l Abner after 39 years and more
Al Capp 68 creator of Li Li Abner announces retirement ending the strip on November 13. Editor Don Michael says no replacement will continue the cartoon with other artists. The news echoes widely in U S and Canada.
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Students protest Bakke suit and minority rights claims
Washington student James Rudasill, a second year George Washington University law student admitted under a disadvantaged program, joins hundreds in a march against Allan Bakke's lawsuit challenging minority preference in admissions. He cites civil rights gains at stake and personal history of overcoming barriers.
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George Washington
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Lincoln Journal Masthead and Publication Details
Lincoln Journal volume 110 issue 237 published daily except Sunday by Journal-Star Printing Co at 926 P St Lincoln Nebraska 68501 Phone 432-3331 2nd class postage paid. Associated Press content rights and AP dispatches are exclusive local news republication rights.
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Latvian exile seeks help as EU talks loom
John Lamberts of Urbandale Iowa hopes to rescue his niece Ilma Gierkena and her daughter Zinta from Riga Latvia. He fled Latvia in 1944 and moved to the United States in 1948 while pressing U S and Soviet officials during the Belgrade Helsinki follow up conference on European security and cooperation. He fears reprisals against remaining relatives in Latvia while insisting the case underscores basic human rights and freedom of movement.
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