Paul Lynde Charged After Altercation in Salt Lake City
Comedian Paul Lynde has been charged with interfering with a police officer after a confrontation outside a tavern. Police Capt. Sam Leaver said Lynde, 51, was arrested early Wednesday while a officer investigated a car, as Lynde claimed his briefcase with $1,000 in cash and valuables was stolen during a visit to film a Donny and Marie segment.
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Salt Lake City
Paul Lynde
Sam Leaver
Lynde
Leaver
Donny and Marie
Surgeon to restore Getty ear in staged procedures
Stanford plastic surgeon Dr Burt Brent reports Getty III still needs more work to complete ear restoration after two operations. The procedure uses rib cartilage to shape the ear and sculpt it before implantation following the $3 million extortion plot that led to the severed right ear of J Paul Getty III.
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Stanford, Calif
Stanford
J. Paul Getty III
Brent
Getty
President Carter uncle hospitalized after gall bladder surgery
Alton Carter, the president's uncle and the oldest member of the Carter family, remained in fair condition in an Americus hospital's ICU after gall bladder surgery performed Sunday. State Sen. Hugh Carter said doctors were pleased with his progress as he recuperates from Christmas holiday illness.
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Americus, Ga
Hugh Carter
Alton Carter
Rapist to get disability payments
U S District Judge James Churchill awarded $12 000 in disability insurance to Paul Duffy a 36 year old convicted rapist serving 35 to 50 years for a 1974 rape in Jackson Prison Doctors testified his sexual behavior was an outlet for stress and that he had prior hospital confinement from 1966 to 1972 on another rape conviction
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Detroit
U.S
James Churchill
Paul Duffy
Jackson
Duffy
Ionia State Hospital
Pert
Portrait of Churchill destroyed by Lady Spencer-Churchill
Painter Graham Sutherland valued the Churchill portrait at nearly 200000 dollars noting its destruction by Lady Spencer-Churchill. Executors disclosed she burned it about 18 months after the gift to Churchill in 1954. Critics called the loss priceless while defenders defended her right to act.
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London
Graham Sutherland
Sir Winston Churchill
Churchill
Parliament
Lady Spencer-Churchill
Winston
Spencer-Churchill
Hugh Casson
Royal Academy
Hugh Leggatt
Heritage In Danger Organization
Leggatt
National Portrait Gallery
Power outages saved by customer cooperation in Ohio storm
Ohio utilities credit customer conservation for averting massive blackouts after a severe winter storm. Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric and Toledo Edison cut output to five percent. Toledo Edison later eased its reduction and sought to restart Davis Besse nuclear unit. Weather, coal quality, and plant availability shaped rolling shortages, with authorities stressing continued conservation and readiness.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co
Toledo Edison
Columbus & Southern
Bob Jones
Central
Wendell Johnson
Johnson
Roger Buehrer
Davis Besse
Lake Erie
Texas
Ohio Power Co
Mel Edgar
Ohio Rural Electric Cooperative
George Robey
Robey
Ohio Electric Utility
Judge chides Cleveland school officials in desegregation fight
US District Judge Frank Battisti again chastised Cleveland school officials for obstructive tactics delaying desegregation. He warned of contempt if they do not meet a timetable to supply data guiding the desegregation order for the 113000 pupil district. A task force had visited 115 of 183 schools to assess if standards meet state requirements amid a district that is 59 percent black.
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Cleveland
Frank Battisti
Battisti
Births and dismissals listed in vital statistics column
Mr and Mrs Donald S Hauser 2105 B St report a girl born Wednesday and Mr and Mrs Steven Miller 221 Park St report a girl born Wednesday. Hospital dismissals include Herbert Armitage G St John Dickson son of Mr and Mrs Paul Dickson Monroe Harry Fitzgerald Franklin Richard Lampley Jr 16th Ave Junior Milligan Kirby Morris Germantown Rd Mrs Roger Owens Middletown Germantown Rd Debora Reed Dickey Rd Clara Stacy Young St Mary M Wells Howard Ave Tamara Barger Mrs James Berry Trenton Robert Cain Franklin William Deck Mrs Gordon Pence Highland St. Hospital visiting hours are Monday through Saturday 11 am to 2 pm and 5 to 8 pm.
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Donald S. Hauser
Steven Miller
Park St
John Dickson
Paul Dickson
Monroe
Harry Fitzgerald
Franklin
Richard Lampley Jr
16Th Ave
Junior Milligan
Kirby R. Morris
Germantown Road
Roger Owens
Middletown-Germantown Road
Debora Reed
Dickey Road
Clara Stacy
Young St
Mary M. Wells
Howard Ave
Tamara Barger
James Berry
Trenton
Robert Cain
William Deck
Gordon Pence
Highland St
Vance tours nation to win Panama Canal votes
Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance travels through southern and border states to counter critics of the Panama Canal treaty and rally public support for Senate approval of the pact. The effort aims to line up the votes needed for passage and sustain administration backing amid debate.
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Charleston
W.va
Cyrus R. Vance
Senate
Vance
West Virginia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Morris Harvey College
Secretary of State
United States
Carter
Omar Torrijos
U.S
Panama
Latin America
95Th
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Washington
Alan Cranston
Dcalif
Truth Squad
Kissinger ties Soviet help to Libyan Lebanon terror camps
Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger says the Soviet Union indirectly finances terrorist training in Libya and Lebanon. He notes camps run by groups funded by the Soviet bloc, linked to Khadafy’s Libya and Palestinian factions, aiding attacks.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Soviet Union
Libya
Lebanon
Kissinger
Muammar Khadafy
Israel
NBCTV
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