Judy Carne says career hurt by trial in Cincinnati
Actress Judy Carne, on trial for allegedly possessing heroin and forging a prescription for Quaalude, says charges have wrecked her career. She notes that films, television, theater and commercial work have been canceled. Jury selection finished but trial was delayed when she became ill and requested a doctor. Testimony was set to begin today.
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Cincinnati
Judy Carne
Miss Carne
Hamilton County
Gleason Told To Lose Weight And Smoking After Bypass
Doctors at Michael Reese Hospital announced Jackie Gleason, 62, is recovering from a six hour coronary bypass and is in satisfactory condition. They warned he must shed 40 pounds, quit smoking, and regain normal function within two months as his arteries were 80 percent clogged. Gleason signed a note on an alphabet board expressing urgency to leave.
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Chicago
Jackie Gleason
Michael Reese Hospital
Gleason
Edward Newman
Jimmy Durante Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Entertainer Jimmy Durante has returned to Beverly Hills after treatment at a Santa Monica hospital for an upper respiratory ailment. The 85 year old, nicknamed The Schnoz, was admitted May 22 due to a respiratory infection that worsened previous neurological issues from a 1972 mild stroke. He is feeling okay and has gone home, according to hospital spokeswoman Peggy Frank Shaff.
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Los Angeles
Jimmy Durante
Santa Monica
St. John’s Hospital
Durante
Beverly Hills
Marjorie
Peggy Frank Shaff
Carnegie Hall treasurer resigns amid ticket scalping probe
New York AP reports Nathan Posnick, head box office treasurer at Carnegie Hall, stepped down at the employer's request after an inquiry showed 200 tickets for two Vladimir Horowitz concerts were funneled to a New Jersey scalper for up to 3000 dollars over face value. The tickets were priced 10 to 35 dollars. Attorney General Louis Lufkowitz barred Posnick from similar posts for nine months under state theater financing law.
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New York
Carnegie Hall
New Jersey
Valdimir Horowitz
Nathan Posnick
Louis
Lufkowitz
Posnick
Attorney General's Office
Nixon Popular in Kentucky Favor for Nixon Center
In Hyden Kentucky a local Democratic official says Nixon would win Leslie County if he ran again and County Judge Executive C Allen Muncy a Republican estimates 95 percent of the 13,600 residents support naming a recreation center after him.
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Hyden
Richard Nixon
Kentucky
Leslie County
C. Allen Muncy
Nixon
Solzhenitsyn to Deliver Harvard Graduation Address
Alexander Solzhenitsyn, exiled Soviet author and Nobel laureate, is set to give Harvard University's commencement address. A Harvard official hinted at secrecy surrounding the speaker. Solzhenitsyn has largely stayed out of public view since his exile.
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Cambridge, Mass
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Harvard University
Harvard
Solzhenitsyn
Vermont
Soviet Union
Boy Nazi Sentenced to Mental Facility Amid Trial Hype
In Lansing Michigan an AP report describes a frail boy Nazi who killed a classmate after taunts. Prosecutors and defense labeled him a dangerous paranoiac while his father sat nearby. The piece reflects on his troubled path from innocence.
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Lansing, Mich
Tomorrow's meetings across Middletown and area today
List of scheduled meetings includes Middletown Board of Zoning Appeals, Northern Subarea CORVA council, Gratis Village Council, Springboro and Trenton planning bodies, Franklin public Library trustees, Jacksonburg Village Council, and Preble Shawnee school board with times from 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. in various municipal buildings. In separate court notes, Judge Donald Owens ordered Robert Needham to remain in a county juvenile home under state care until age 19, with added staff oversight and mental facility search, after his no contest murder plea and Nazi affiliation context.
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Hayden
Middletown
Lebanon
Subarea Council of
Corva
Hospital Planning Authority
Otterbein Home
Gratis Gratis Village
Harrison St
Springboro
Trenton
Trenton Planning Commission
Franklin Franklin Public Library Trustees
Jacksonburg
Wayne Township
Camden Preble Shawnee
Donald Owens
Robert Needham
Needham
Bill Draker
Paula Kay Abney
Lisa Marie Amatulli
Louise Ellen Bever Joseph Michael Bidwell
Kathleen Ellen Bidwell
Patricia Ann Bilich
Deborah Ann Bors Linda Ann Braun
Kimberly Ann Capozzi
George Matthew Delaney
David M. Dennis
Amber Rose DiCristoforo C.M
Randal E. McLaughlin
Jane Flora Meyer Martin Edward Mulhall Thomas Edward Noes John William Nuck
Carolyn Jane Orth Elizabeth Mary Oswald Mary Catherine Otto Marva Jeanne Pope
Cynthia Ann Pratt
David J. Segrist, Jr
Elizabeth Maria Sevilla Michael D. Skinner
Julie Anne Smith
Gex DeVeaux Snow Randy Bruce Sorrel
Patricia Ruth Spellmire
Sandra Anne Thornton Kerry Matthew Vaughn
Robert A. Vieth
Jeanmarie White
Barnitz Bank
Federal
American Savings & Loan Assn
City Centre Mart
Breiel Blvd
First National Bank OF
Downsace Hardware
City Centre
Bern's Greenhouse
Yankee Rd
Heber Jones, Inc
W. Verity
America
Vail St
Esco Jewelers & Distributors
S. Breiel Blvd
Happy Hobby House
McGee’s Supermarkets
Manchester
Vannes & Peasttown
Reed-Klopp Furniture
Central Ave
Armbruster Florist & Garden Shop
Grand Ave
Elder-Beerman
Middletown Shopping
S. R. Baker Funeral Home
Manchester Ave
Ailton
Donuts
Clark St
McCoy Leffler
Sutphin
Woodlawn
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