Reasoner eyed to return to 60 Minutes this fall
CHICAGO AP reports CBS may bring back Harry Reasoner to 60 Minutes with an announcement planned near Labor Day. Change could take effect in October or November. CBS in New York says discussions considered adding a second anchor, but no decision announced. Reasoner rejoined CBS from ABC where he co anchored with Barbara Walters and now heads CBS Sports documentaries.
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Chicago
Harry Reasoner
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Chicago Tribune
CBS
Reasoner
New York
Abc-Tv
Barbara Walters
Ceal
CBS Sports
Charles Boyer dies by overdose two days after wife
Phoenix AP reports Charles Boyer died by suicide from an overdose of Seconal two days after his wife of 44 years passed away. Maricopa County Coroner Thomas Jarvis ruled the death a self-inflicted act with a small amount of alcohol detected. The private funeral for the French-born actor was held in Los Angeles on what would have his 79th birthday, with Loretta Young Irene Dunne and John Forsythe among attendees.
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Charles Boyer
Maricopa County
Thomas Jarvis
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Hollywood
Holy Cross Cemetery
Los Angeles
Loretta Young
Irene Dunne
John Forsythe
Jarvis
Fonda and Hayden urge Carter on Cambodia crisis
Actress Jane Fonda and husband Tom Hayden urged President Carter in a telegram to press for diplomatic action amid Cambodia's upheaval. They oppose calls for an international military force to topple the government, while public figures claim millions have died since the Khmer Rouge took power.
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Los Angeles
Jane Fonda
Tom Hayden
Carter
George Mern
Southeast
Yoshimura seeks overturn of 1977 weapons conviction
Wendy Yoshimura, once allied with Patricia Hearst and the Symbionese Liberation Army, asks the California Court of Appeal to overturn a 1977 weapons conviction. She argues the jury was improperly influenced by her links to Hearst and the SLA, details stemming from events before she met Hearst in 1972.
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Wendy Yoshimura
Patricia Hearst
California Court of Appeal
Miss Yoshimoura
Miss Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
SSI overpayments face recovery efforts in Washington
AP reports the Social Security Administration seeks to reclaim about 125 million dollars from 61 000 aged blind and disabled SSI recipients overpaid from 1974 to 1976. Livers notes all were overpaid at least 1000 dollars with some exceeding 5000 and a few up to 20000, while district offices will verify records before demanding repayment.
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Washington
Patricia J. Livers
Social Security Administration
Bureau of Supplemental Security Income
Miss Livers
Kitty Dukakis named vice chair of arts subcommittee
Massachusetts first lady Kitty Dukakis was elected vice chairwoman of the National Governors Association subcommittee on the arts. Gov Brendan Byrne noted she is the first governor's spouse to win a voting member post. Dukakis, wife of Gov Michael Dukakis, has promoted arts in Massachusetts and was appointed by her husband to the committee.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Kitty Dukakis
National Governors’ Association
New Jersey
Brendan Byrne
Dukakis
Michael Dukakis
Notice of Foreclosure by First Investment Company
The First Investment Company filed a foreclosure complaint in Butler County Common Pleas Court case CV76 08.0706 against Richard Abrams and others to foreclose a mortgage on the northerly half of Lot 96 in Oneida subdivision Lemon Township. The defendants must answer by October 17, 1978 or a judgment and sheriff sale will proceed.
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Lemon
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State of
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Oneida
Miami Rivers
Lemon Township
Butler County
Omaha Street
Robert Wieneke
First Investment Company
Airlines See Record July Passenger Traffic Rise
Vere people flying now America's airlines carried record numbers in July. The Air Transport Association forecast a year end total of 275 million passengers, up from 240 million in 1977, aided by widespread discount fares. All 23 US scheduled carriers showed a 20.5 percent July rise over July 1977.
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America’s Airlines
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Association
Constable paintings reassessed as family works
London experts Leslie Parris and Ian Fleming-Williams claim many works attributed to John Constable were created by family members including Lionel Constable aged nine at the artist’s death. They cite stylistic differences and provenance, while confirming The Haywain remains securely Constable.
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London
John Kle
Leslie Parris
Tate Gallery
Ian Fleming- Williams
Tate
Constables
Ashmolean Museum
Oxford
Paul Mellon
Yale University
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Constable
Gatts
Hugh Constable
John
Lionel Constable
Births and discharges listed for Franklin area
Births report a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Steven Burggraf at 46 S Main St Franklin on Monday and a girl for Mr. and Mrs. William Fugate at 525 Moore St today. Dismissals include Mrs. Donald France of Monroe Mrs. Charles Vice of Franklin Thomas Fink of Somerville Mrs. Ronald Lowe of Carlisle Mrs. Floyd Fox and Mrs. Helen Neu of S Clinton St Mrs. Virgil Ridener of Gerald Howell of Carlisle Mrs. Margaret Anderson of Hansbriker Drive and Johnny Honchul of Young St. Hospital visiting hours Monday through Saturday for medical surgical and pediatric patients are 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 5 to 8 p.m.
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S Main St. Franklin
William Fugate
Moore St
Donald France
Monroe
Charles Vice
Franklin Thomas Fink
Somerville
Ronald Lowe
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