Injured Actresses Show Improvement After San Francisco Crash
In San Francisco a van crash left Mary Martin and Janet Gaynor badly hurt. Tests indicate the driver who struck their cab was legally drunk. Gaynor, 75, moved from critical to serious, Martin, 68, improved to fair. Gaynor’s husband Gregory, 62, left ICU with broken legs.
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Mary Martin
Janet Gaynor
Miss Martin
Miss Gaynor
Leslie Lingaas
San Francisco General Hospital
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Mie Martin
Paw Gregory
Gaynor
Gregory
United 767 Maiden Flight Opens Fuel Saving Era
United Airlines launched its Boeing 767 on a Chicago to Denver maiden flight. The jet, valued at 40.5 million, carried 175 passengers and aimed to save fuel. Additional routes to New York La Guardia, San Francisco and Boston follow as eight 767s join service this year.
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Denver
United Airlines
Chicago
Stapleton International Airport
William McNichols
Percy Wood
Republicans Plan Substitute Bill To Sustain Reagan Veto
Washington AP report says Republican leaders near White House talks on a substitute measure to back President Reagan against a $14.2 billion money bill veto. Speaker Michel predicts possible veto sustain in the House with a Thursday vote. the draft shifts more funds to domestic programs while cutting defense and may affect Caribbean Basin Initiative funding.
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Washington
Reagan
White House
Michel
GOP
Congress
Mann hunger strike claim disputed in Maryland case
Edward Thomas Mann, charged with killing three and wounding 23 in the Bethesda IBM office shooting, claimed in a jailhouse interview to be on hunger strike while awaiting trial. A jail official contradicted him, noting Mann has eaten and that the strike is not yet sincere.
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Baltimore
Edward Thomas Mann
IBM
Bethesda
Baltimore Evening Sun
Mann
Samuel F. Saxton
Montgomery County Detention Center
Three Lutheran Churches to Merge Into New Denomination
Delegates meeting in Kentucky Ohio and Ohio vote nearly unanimously to form a new Lutheran church by January 1, 1988 with 71 members named to resolve doctrinal and structural differences among the Lutheran Church in America American Lutheran Church and Association of Evangelical Lutheran Churches.
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Nemusia
Kentucky
Ohio
Ohia
Lutheran Church In America
American Lutheran Church
The
Association of Evangelical Lutheran Churches
Weather forecast cites sunny nationwide Friday
The National Weather Service predicts sunny warm conditions for most of the nation this Friday. Showers are expected in the southern and central Rockies the Gulf Coast the Florida peninsula and central Midwest regions.
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Rockies
Inner-Nequntein
Gullioon
Florida
Comers Plaine
Midwest
Drier air moves in with warmer Maryland forecast
Weather brief notes drier air today bringing partly sunny skies then full sun and warmth by Friday across Western Maryland and nearby counties. Highs reach upper 70s to around 80, with mild nights, and weekend showers possible in spots.
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Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Hagerstown
Westminster
Gaithersburg
Leesburg
David Lesher
Judge orders house returned to woman
In Chicago a woman whose husband sold their home while she visited an amusement park with their four children received a court ruling. Judge Robert Hebert Buckley ordered the residence returned to the wife, as documents show she faced the abrupt removal of furniture and a move to a Wheeling townhouse.
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Chicago
Cea Court
Robert Hebert Buckiey
Jaume
Great America
Gurset
Civil suits seek over five million in damages
A group of eight Frederick County civil actions seek more than $5 million total for injuries from alleged assaults false arrests and home invasion. Plaintiffs name stores guards and individuals in incidents from 1981 to 1982 with denials and jury trial requests.
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Frederick County
Lawrie J. Brown
Leesburg
Frm
Wintore & Nehren Asoviet Reniart Department
A. Hunzeher
Forestville
Rev. Brown
Frederice Kmart
Rockville
Stephen A. Felton
Frederick Towne Mall Associates
David M. Barclay
Eureka
Man listed critical in hit and run mishap
A Shepherdstown man was listed in critical condition at Maryland Institute for Emergency Medical Services Systems in Baltimore after being struck on U S 340 near Frederick Washington County. The unidentified vehicle fled the scene as Charles Lee Carey stood in the roadway trying to flag a motorist after his disabled vehicle. Maryland State Police Hagerstown are continuing the investigation led by Tpr. Gene Toss.
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Shepherdstown
Vaman
Maryland Institute For Emergency Cedical Services Systems
Baltimore
U.S
Frederick-Washington County
Maryland
Hagerstown
Charles Lee Carey
McGovern tests waters in Iowa on nuclear freeze issue
George McGovern opened a wordday swing through Iowa to test his political appeal on the nuclear freeze issue. He cited the House defeat as lending credibility and said the issue could become the major thrust of a national campaign.
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Iowa
George McGovern
House of Representatives
McGovern
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