Everett suit against actor Chad Everett dismissed
A Los Angeles judge dismissed a paternity suit against Chad Everett, ruling the issue had been settled in a 1973 out of court agreement that found he was not the father. The settlement awarded Sheila Scott $55,000 plus fees and child support of 275 dollars monthly.
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Los Angeles
Chad Everett
Sheila Scott
Superior Court
Alfred Margolis
Everett
Miss Scott
Daryl Warner
Dale Andre Lee Everett
Extradition Order Sentences Joan Little to Jail
In Brooklyn a judge revoked bail and ordered extradition to North Carolina to finish a 7 to 10 year sentence after Little’s 1975 acquittal and 1976 escape. Supporters voiced outrage as Miss Little, 24, was carried from court.
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NEW York
Joan Little
North Carolina
Miss Little
State Supreme Court
Leonard Scholnick
Brooklyn
Scholnick
William Kunstler
FDA says most new drugs show little therapeutic gain
Washington AP reports FDA spokesman Wayne Pines notes most new prescription drugs approved annually offer no significant advances over existing therapies. He says only about 10 to 15 drugs each year represent meaningful therapeutic gains, while the majority provide limited improvements.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Wayne Pines
Governor to Lower Flags for Good Friday in Concord
Governor Meldrim Thomson plans to lower state and federal flags at the New Hampshire Statehouse for Good Friday after a federal appeals court ruled his action legal. The 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld his authority to fly flags at half staff to memorialize Jesus Christ, overturning a district court ruling that framed the action as religiously biased. The New Hampshire Civil Liberties Union had sought to block the move on church state separation grounds.
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Concord
N.H
Meldrim Thomson
1St
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Thomson
Jesus
Christ the Court
U.S. District Court
New Hampshire Civil Liberties Union
Mafia War Inevitable After Gambino Killings
Four apparent mob murders this week signal a power struggle among New York crime factions after Carlo Gambino’s 1976 death. Lawmen say conflicts may pit Gambino and Bonanno factions against Genovese internal rivals. The body of Pasquale Macchirole was found stuffed in a Brooklyn trunk.
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New York
Carlo Gambino
Gambino
Pasquale Macchirole
Genovese
Macchirole
Brooklyn
Denver bombing victim identified as Carlos Zapata
The Denver Coroner's Office identified 29 year old Charles Zapata also known as Carlos Zapata as the bombing victim in an early morning blast. Police say he was placing or retrieving the bomb at the Veterans of Foreign Wars building when it exploded. A separate blast damaged a nearby parking structure thirteen minutes earlier and a third device inside a vending machine failed to detonate.
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Denver
Charles
Carlos’’ Zapata
Zapata
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Retirement age bill sparks mixed business outlook
Major firms anticipate minimal disruption as they weigh union contracts and pension impacts while the Carter proposal to raise mandatory retirement age from 65 to 70 gains traction. Some, like Sears, foresee hiring and promotion slowdowns if many workers opt to stay past 65, while others predict manageable adjustments.
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Michael W. Millican
Associated Press
Carter
Harry Seivwright
National Life Insurance Co
Montpelier
National Life
Sevvwright
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Sears
Ernie Arms
Arms
Boise
Idaho
Morrison-Knudsen Construction Co
Bob Smith
Smith
Chrysler Corp
John Montgomery
Man Held in Flynt Shakedown
A New York man Cornelius Manderson 21 of Staten Island remained in custody after being arrested on charges of attempted grand larceny and falsely reporting an incident to a public authority. He was to be arraigned in Brooklyn Criminal Court. Manhattan was cited by the task force as the case originated from a man attempting to sell information on Larry Flynt’s assailant to Hustler and Flynt’s family.
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NEW York
Larry Flynt
Cornelius Manderson
Staten Island
The
Quest of Georgia
Brooklyn
Crime Task Force
Flynt
Hustler Magazine
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