Abe Vigoda Leaves TV for Stage Return in God’s Favorite
Abe Vigoda says he is returning to the stage not the Barney Miller squad room. He blames a salary dispute with ABC after leaving the series two years ago to star in Fish and will spend six weeks in Neil Simon’s God’s Favorite at Arlington Park Theater in Chicago.
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Abe Vigoda
Vigoda
Detective Fish
Fish
ABC
Chicago
Neil Simon
Arlington Park Theater
Lillian Carter Stumps for Senate Candidate in Chicago
Mrs. Carter, mother of the president, campaigned in Chicago for Democrat Seith in the race for the U.S. Senate seat held by Republican Charles H. Percy. She visited nine or ten homes, shook hands, and even held a baby, continuing the campaign tradition despite earlier mispronunciations of the candidate’s name.
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Chicago
Lillian Carter
Senate
Alex H. Smith
Mrs. Carter
Seith
Charles H. Percy
Rizzo plans run again despite term limit
Philadelphia Mayor Frank L. Rizzo says he will seek a third term, arguing the right to choose is a fundamental American principle. He notes thousands of residents urged him to run, but a city charter change must pass in the November vote to permit a third four-year term.
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Philadelphia
Frank L. Rizzo
Rizzo
Alaska Oil Slows Dollar Drain In 1977 GAO Says
The GAO reports Alaska oil reduced U.S. dollar drain by about 1.3 billion dollars in 1977 by partially replacing foreign oil. It urges continuing Alaska oil shipments to U.S. refineries and tanker transport through the Panama Canal to Gulf refineries until a west east pipeline is built.
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Washington
Alaska
America
Panama Canal
Gulf of Mexico
Curbs Planned for Drug Talwin Tightened Control
The DEA announced tighter controls on Talwin to curb misuse by heroin addicts. Five refills allowed in six months under strict accounting by seven manufacturers wholesalers and pharmacies. Talwin, or pentazozine, can trigger psychotic effects convulsions coma and possibly death in overdoses.
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Washington
Drug Enforcement Administration
DEA
Electricity shortages warned for next decade in US
A National Electric Reliability Council sub committee warns Americans may face electricity shortages and rationing within a decade due to barriers to plant construction. The report says other forecasts overestimate capacity, predicting a 29 percent surplus by 1983, and calls for clearer government energy policy and fewer environmental constraints.
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Washington
National Electric Reliability Council
New Jersey Rats DC Representation Amendment
New Jersey becomes the first state to ratify a proposed constitutional amendment granting D C representation in Congress. The measure, aiming to give the District two senators and at least one representative, must win 38 state ratifications by August 22, 1985. The Assembly passed 59 to 12 and the Senate 27 to 5.
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New Jersey
District of Columbia
Senate
Assembly
District of Columba
Congress
Peter Rodino
D-Mj
Rodino
Crawford Offers Willingness To Reassign To Eastern Europe
Francis J. Crawford, an American businessman for International Harvester, says he would accept another assignment in Eastern Europe or Moscow after his arrest and five year suspended sentence in a Soviet currency case. Senator Charles H Percy and company officials said no swap with the New Jersey spy case was involved and that Harvester plans to keep its Moscow office and service for existing sales. Crawford will stay in Chicago briefly before visiting his mother in Maryland.
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Francis J. Crawford
Europe
Moscow
Crawford
Ike
Sen Charles H Percy
International Harvester Co
Percy
State Department
Soviet Union
Woodbridge
N.J
New Jersey
Harvester
Arthur McQuiddy
Ussr
McQuiddy
International Harvester
Robert Booth
Maryland
Birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs John Kemplin
A girl was born Monday to Mr and Mrs John Kemplin of 5447 Hinton St Franklin at the hospital. The piece also lists numerous dismissals and visiting hours for medical, surgical and pediatric patients from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 5 to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday.
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John Kemplin
Hinton St. Franklin
PWP Plans Meeting at Sunset Bank Branch
The local Parents Without Partners chapter will meet today at 7 p.m. at the Sunset Branch of First National Bank on University Boulevard. Speaker will be Jeannie Ingabrand principal at Hunter School and adviser to the chapter.
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Parents Without Partners
At & P.m
Sunset
First National Bank
University Bowevard
Jeannie Ingabrand
Hunter School
Nixon May Delay Global Trip to Focus on Book
Nixon arrives in New York to sign a Warner Books contract and attend a memorial. He says he will be busy meeting a June book deadline, delaying a 3 to 4 week world tour that had included stops in South Asia Eastern Europe and Africa. A Thai official says Nixon canceled a late month visit.
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South Asia
Europe
Africa
Thailand
Foreign Ministry
New York
Warner Books
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