Poodle Bequeathed 20000 Amid Death of Owner in Connecticut
Probate Court in Berlin New Britain admits 1971 will leaving 20000 to pet poodle Bay Lee Brucy described as beloved. Sister Elvira Casciello receives 2000. After the dog's death 16000 may be directed to 16 animal welfare agencies across New York Connecticut California and Pennsylvania.
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New Britain
Conn
Dorothy Connelly
Bay-Lee Brucy
Berlin- New Britain
Connelly
Elvira Casciello
Plainville
Ray-Lee Brucy Connelly
Friends of Animals
New York
National Catholic Society For Animal Welfare
Clarks Summit
Pet Animal Welfare Society of
Connecticut
Westport
National Anti-Vivisection Society of
Chicago
The
Voice of the Voiceless
Los Angeles
Cat Protection Society of
Long Beach
Calif
Rare tutuava fish faces extinction threats in US markets
Washington AP reports the tutuava, a large silvery fish prized for flavor, may already be beyond rescue as actions to save it from extinction lag. NMFS barred imports from Mexico and urged quick removal from menus, but experts say spring runs were nearly nonexistent and U.S. markets continued to absorb the few remaining stocks.
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Washington
Sea of Cortez
Mexico
Cortez
National Marine Fisheries Service
Southwest
California
William Aron
Service
Office of Ecology and Environmental Conservation
Grandy
Colorado River
Aron
United States
Gulf of California
Teamster Chief Fitzsimmons Hit By Labor Department Suit
The Labor Department accuses Frank E. Fitzsimmons and 15 trustees of mismanaging the Central States Health and Welfare Fund. It seeks to bar renewing a $20 million Amalgamated Insurance Service contract and to appoint a receiver, citing ERISA violations and weak safeguards against improper claims processing.
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Washington (Ap) Teamsters
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Labor Department
Fitzsimmons
Central States Health and Welfare Fund
Central States Pension Fund
Health and Welfare Fund
Chicago
Allen M. Dorfman
Dorfman
Department
U.S. District Court
Amalgamated Insurance Service Inc
Amalgamated
Dorfman-run
ERISA
Teamster
Jackie Presser
Roy L. Williams
Victims Identified After Deadly Atlanta Towers Fire
Fire at the 22 story Atlanta Towers left Richard Lee dead from smoke inhalation and two unknown victims who jumped from the ninth floor. Atlanta investigators sent fingerprints to Washington to identify the deceased as smoke injuries wounded twenty four more people. Fire officials urged detectors as the cause remains under investigation with possible link to smoking safety.
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Atlanta
Washington
J.E. Hendrix
Fulton County Medical Examiner's Office
Richard Lee
Ray Gossett
Mike Mayfield
Gossett
Frampton To Top Bee Gees In Sergeant Pepper Film
New York state Supreme Court Justice Israel Rubin ruled that Peter Frampton has sole star billing in the $12 million film Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. A temporary injunction bars producer Robert Stigwood from placing the Bee Gees on the same line until trial. The ruling left the Bee Gees not top billed for the soundtrack album due to different contract provisions.
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New York
Peter Frampton
Bee Gees
Sergeant Pepper
Supreme Court
Israel Rubin
Frampton
Stigwood Group
Robert Stigwoom
The
Te Frampton
Kennedy confronts protesters at Anderson campaign rally
Sen Edward Kennedy and Sen Wendell Anderson faced about 100 angry demonstrators in Eyelet h Minn as protesters chanted Judas. Police cleared a path through the crowd outside a motel where Kennedy spoke. One bystander was injured and three others were arrested for disorderly conduct.
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Eyeleth
Minn
Edward Kennedy
Wendell Anderson
Judas
Anderson
Kennedy
Singer says parents would not approve of Shosha
Nobel laureate Isaac Bashevis Singer writes in Shosha of a rabbi's son who has affairs with three women and loves a friend's wife. The tales, rooted in earthy passion, explore love and spirituality and have been translated into English, Japanese, and Finnish.
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Washington
Isaac Bashevis Singer
Singer
Warsaw
Liz Taylor Hospital Stay Prolonged Over Throat Injury
Elizabeth Taylor remains hospitalized in Richmond after swallowing a chicken bone at a campaign rally in Big Stone Gap. Her husband, John Warner, says she may miss a week or more of campaigning to allow rest as doctors assess throat damage and voice loss continues with pain and swallowing difficulty.
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Roanoke
Elizabeth Taylor
Richmond
John Warner
Miss Taylor
Virginia
Big Stone Gap
Warner
Douglas at 80 remains active in Seattle life
In Seattle, former U.S. Supreme Court Justice William O Douglas, now 80, continues daily office work and meets many people. His wife Cathleen notes he writes daily, remains socially engaged, and handles routine activities though not as strong as in youth.
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Seattle
U.S. Supreme Court
William O Douglas
Cathleen
Douglas
Trudeau Liberals suffer sharp setback in by elections
In Ottawa AP report the Liberals lose five Ontario seats and one in Manitoba while holding four, with two seats to Liberals, two to the NDP and one to Social Credit among the five remaining. Trudeau calls Ontario setback a clear expression of discontent with Liberal rule.
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Ottawa
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Liberals
Canada
Ontario
Manitoba
House of Commons
New Democratic Party
Social Credit
Trudeau
Lester Pearson
Connally weighs 1980 presidential bid in Colorado Springs
Former Treasury Secretary John Connally says he is seriously considering seeking the GOP nomination in 1980 and is not waiting for Gerald Ford to decide. He spoke at a Republican gathering in Colorado Springs and said he would decide early next year. Connally, a Houston lawyer and former Texas governor, was a Democrat before.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Treasury
John Connally
Connally
Gerald Ford
Houston
Texas
Coretta King cheers Hawkins full employment bill approval
Coretta Scott King, widow of Martin Luther King Jr., praises the Humphrey Hawkins full employment bill as a major policy achievement in economic planning. She rejects claims the bill was watered down and stresses its aim to reduce unemployment to 3 percent by 1983.
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Atlanta
Coretta Scott King
Martin Luther King Jr
Humphrey Hawkins
Dalton to speak on need for 3 mill levy
Middletown schools superintendent Sam Dalton will address the need for the 3 mill school levy at the Middletown Lions Club meeting. The event is at 6 30 p m at Alfy s and the levy appears on the November ballot.
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Dalton
Middletown
Sam Dalton
Middletown Lions Cl
Alfy’s
Dan Dailey dies a Hollywood dancer and actor
Hollywood mourns Dan Dailey a top male musical dancer of the 1940s 50s and TV star dies after a year long illness. He starred in Mother Wore Tights My Blue Heaven and Give My Regards to Broadway and was Oscar nominated for When My Baby Smiles at Me. He also appeared in The Mortal Storm and TV series Four Just Men Faraday and Company. His death follows a hip injury and anemia from a broken hip suffered during a stage performance.
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Hollywood
Dan Dailey
J.J Dailey
Chapel Hill
N.C
al Melnick
H E
Broadway
Fred Astaire
Gene Kelly
Astaire
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