Jagger and Bianca begin divorce proceedings in London
Rock star Mick Jagger and Bianca Jagger started divorce proceedings after seven years of marriage. Bianca filed in London court while Jagger, famed lead singer of the Rolling Stones, reportedly has a new partner, Texas model Jerry Hall. If Jagger does not defend, the case could be heard by August.
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Jackie Onassis Tours Israel and Dedicates Diaspora Museum
Jackie Kennedy Onassis toured Israel like a typical traveler visiting Caeseria’s Roman ruins north of Tel Aviv and swarmed by photographers during a Mediterranean dip. She joined President Katzir and Jewish leaders to dedicate Tel Aviv University’s Museum of the Jewish Diaspora, tracing 2,500 years of Jewish life worldwide.
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Caeseria
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New Museum of the Jewish Diaspora
Tel Aviv University
Larry Flynt Begins Physical Therapy in Ohio Hospital
Hustler magazine owner Larry Flynt, paralyzed below the waist from gunshot wounds, has been moved to Dodd Hall at Ohio State University Hospitals for intensive physical therapy. Spokeswoman Nancy Grover said Flynt’s outlook is positive and hopeful progress is expected.
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Mills wins alcoholism award in Philadelphia
Former Congressman Wilbur D Mills accepts an award from the National Council on Alcoholism in Philadelphia. He says his retirement from politics came from fatigue, not drinking. Mills had previous public incidents with Fanne Foxe and resigned as chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee in December 1974.
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Queen Elizabeth II thanks volunteers for mail aid
Seven Women spent a month reading the Queen's mail and received a royal thank you at a reception marking the Women's Royal Voluntary Service 40th anniversary. The group helped sort 111,000 letters the queen received during her Silver Jubilee celebrations last June.
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Pat Nixon Hospitalized for Lung Infection in California
Former first lady Pat Nixon, 66, was admitted to Long Beach Memorial Hospital for a lung infection. A hospital spokeswoman said her condition is good and she is resting comfortably. Dr. John Lundgren noted she may stay through week end as Richard Nixon visited in the evening.
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Firemen win new two year contract in Normal
In Normal Illinois the fire department returns to work after a strike ended with a new two year contract. The City Council approved 5 to 2 and the firemen voted 23 to 40 to accept. The pact adds three captains to the union, provides 7.6 percent wage hike first year and 8 percent second year, grants amnesty for strikers, and imposes a no strike clause for captains.
Man runs to honor Pony Express riders
Os hkosh Neb AP Fifty eight year old Bill Emmerton pushes toward the San Francisco finish on a 2000 mile run begun May 2 in St Joseph Missouri He has completed 540 miles by Monday surpassing a quarter of the trek He says the long distance run will be his last and is dedicated to Pony Express riders amid extreme heat wind and rain with rattlesnake encounters and a goal of 130000 miles run in his career
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Blind minister refuses to flee after South Side assault
Rev H L Lalan, 77, and Harriet Heilbuth, 82, were attacked in their Chicago home as neighbors urged them to stay in the all black area. Two men, Terry Davis and Alvin Patterson, were charged with attempted robbery, aggravated battery and burglary. A 15-year-old neighbor was also arrested. Bond for the adults was set at 25,000. The minister, blind since birth, said he and Heilbuth intend to remain in the neighborhood to show whites and blacks can cohabit peacefully.
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Boat Accident Fatalities Peak in 20s on Summer Weekends
Statistics show the heaviest boating accident fatalities occur among operators aged 20 to 28. Most incidents happen on Saturday or Sunday afternoons in June or July.
Nineteen Seventies Tony Nominations Highlight On the Twentieth Century
Broadway Tony nominations announced with On the Twentieth Century leading at nine bids. Dancin Ain t Misbehavin and Runaways follow with seven five and five nominations respectively.
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Barry Nelson
Gilbert Price
Christopher Durang
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Family Courage Against Rare Disease in Ramaker Family
Preston Minnesota AP reports the Ramaker family of Winfield and Valey with 17 children facing ataxia, a hereditary neurodegenerative disease. Three siblings show symptoms, including 20-year-old Mark, 11-year-old Cris, and 31-year-old Willa Snyder, while others display few signs. The condition, arising from a recessive gene, causes loss of coordination and slurred speech, and often leads to early death, though childhood onset allows longer lifespans with mobility loss. The family describes coping with fear, faith, and hope for a cure, maintaining a close, devout household despite the illness.
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Cherokee
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Dianne Bicknese
Pollution control costs rise over 31 percent in U S firms
A McGraw-Hill Economics Department survey finds pollution control costs climbed more than 31 percent to 38.4 billion dollars in the United States. Air pollution projects account for 54 percent, water 36 percent, and solid waste 10 percent of costs amid inflation and tougher environmental rules.
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McGraw-Hill Publications
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