Louisville seeks return of firemen amid city contempt bid
A union official says only a signed contract will bring striking Louisville firemen back to stations as city seeks contempt order. National Guard and 1,400 volunteers stand by in Jefferson County while other U S cities face similar labor struggles with municipal workers.
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Crumley Elected President of Lutheran Church in America
The Rev. Dr. James R. Crumley, 53, of New York City, won the election for president of the Lutheran Church in America in a marathon ballot, collecting 337 votes to defeat the Rev. Dr. William H. Lazareth. Crumley had pastored Ascension Lutheran Church in Savannah for eight years and served churches in Oak Ridge and Greeneville, Tennessee.
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Pat O'Brien undergoes heart pacemaker surgery in Columbus
Pat O'Brien, 79, had an hour long operation at Riverside Hospital for a new pacemaker battery after falling ill at the Country Dinner Playhouse in Columbus. Playhouse manager Donald Mutnick said doctors from the audience performed the check and he expects the actor to return to the show with his wife Eloise by midweek.
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Beach Boys Draw Crowds in Seattle Tut Exhibit Clash
AP reports the Beach Boys concert drew larger crowds than Seattle Art Museum's first public showing of King Tutankhamun artifacts. Vendors noted long lines and strong interest, with some selling programs for the Tut exhibit.
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Judy Carne Returns to London After Flight From New York
British born actress Judy Carne arrived in London from New York on a Concorde flight. She was carried on a stretcher and taken by ambulance to her Northampton home, still recovering from neck injuries after a car crash amid a chain of drug charges in the United States.
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George Kirby Downgrades From National Fame to Local Gigs
Ten years after his peak, comedian George Kirby performs to about 50 fans at Parnell's in Seattle. He remains free on a $50,000 bond pending appeal of a Las Vegas drug conviction, continuing weekend shows at the 110-seat tavern and telling audiences he is “playing for you.”
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Iranian helicopters shot down across border in fog
Iran says Soviet artillery downed two Iranian army helicopters on June 21 as they strayed into Soviet airspace. One helicopter was destroyed with all aboard killed. The second craft was damaged and returned to Iran with its crew.
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Amway Hit By Ruling On Price Fixing
Washington AP A federal Trade Commission judge ruled Amway Corp illegally fixed prices and allocated customers among distributors. The decision requires a cease-and-desist on price fixing but leaves other distributor restrictions and 1975 complaint allegations undecided. The judge's order is not final and may be reviewed by the FTC. Amway, founded in 1959, produces soaps car care cookware vitamins and supplements.
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Dayan dismisses new peace offers as irrelevant
In Jerusalem Egypt sent fresh peace proposals to Israel, but Moshe Dayan said they would not affect his London meeting with Egyptian Foreign Minister Mohammed Ibrahim Kamel. Observers saw the proposals as Sinai related, not addressing West Bank and Palestinian issues. Reports from Israeli papers suggested Sadat sought a border deal and a possible strategic West Bank presence, while Haaretz cited a plan for Israel to give up Sinai as a gesture. The Israeli Cabinet discussed the ideas without action, planning further debate next Sunday.
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