Luckenbach Texas Volunteers To Aid New York City
Luckenbach Texas plans a public relations delegation to New York City to advise Mayor Ed Koch on urban sprawl solutions. The group will tour Amtrak stops, entertain at venues, and share Luckenbach’s methods including toilets and parking meters, led by press secretary Jack Harmon and featuring musicians and local figures.
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Texas
UPI
New York City
Ed Koch
Big Apple
Koch
Hondo Crouch
Oink van Gogh
Waylon Jennings
Willie Nelson
Jack Harmon
San Antonio
New York
Amtrak
Lone Star Cafe
Lower
Fifth Avenue
New
Guidh Koock
Sam Lewis
San Angelo
Cross-eyed Mule Chili
Kinky Friedman
Gary P. Nunn
Harmon
Beluga baby snuggles with motorboat as rescue planned
In Sea Isle City New Jersey an eight foot white beluga, believed orphaned mother dead or ill, circles a motorboat she mistakes for kin as New York Aquarium plans to capture the animal to prevent starvation. In Domodossola Italy rescuers recover ten bodies after floods and tornadoes sweep across northern Italy Switzerland and France.
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Sea Isle City
N.J
UPI
Atlantic Ocean
New York Aquarium
Domodossola
Italy
Switzerland
France
Ossola
Africa
Aosta
Willard woman sues Willard Area Hospital for life care damages
A civil trial in Common Pleas Court began Tuesday over a Willard wife left with irreversible brain damage after surgery in June 1976. Her husband Wilbur Salyer sues for compensatory damages, asserting hospital omissions and inadequate care. The hospital admits liability for equipment failure but disputes none, while witnesses described the woman as bedridden and tracheotomy dependent.
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Willard
Common Pleas Court
Willard Area Hospital
Wilbur Salyer
Salyer
Marie
George Howells
William Owens
Cleveland
Ernest Mansour
Charles Kitchen
Tom Hunter
Julius Gerlack
Bomb damages Turin church door after pope death
A bomb blast damaged the door of the Our Lady of the Rosary church in a Turin suburb damaging nearby windows. No group claimed responsibility. The incident follows another firebomb attack on a Rimini Franciscan monastery and an anonymous claim praising Paul VI's death.
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Italy
UPI
Paul VI
Weather and births highlight The Record brief
Partly cloudy tonight with a 40 percent shower chance and a 20 percent Thursday. Lows near 60, highs 79 to 82. Tuesday temperatures 82 and 62 with zero precipitation. Births: Jubach Clyde boy. Rockwell Norwalk boy. Woods Willard boy. Burkhalter Willard girl. Death: Francis E Thayer Sr., 57, Milan. Coast Guard notes as oldest continuous U.S. seagoing service tracing to 1790.
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Timothy
Karen Jubach
Clyde
Fisher-Titus
James
Michelle Rockwell
Norwalk
Fisher- Titus
Robert
Shirley Woods
Willard
Willard Area Hospital
Steven and
Becky Burkhalter
The
Coast Guard
U.S
Revenue Cutter Service
Secretary of the Treasury
Alexander Hamilton
Talks Spark Surprise Approval From U.S. Officials
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance wins swift acceptance for a Sept. 5 Camp David summit with President Carter, Israeli Prime Minister Begin, and Egyptian President Sadat to push the Middle East peace process. Begin and Sadat quickly agree to participate, signaling a potential new phase in negotiations. Vance will report to Carter on arrival in Washington. Heinz to buy Weight Watchers for $71 million, extending weight programs to weight loss offerings.
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Egypt
Cyrus Vance
United States
U.S
Vance
Carter
Menachem Begin
Anwar Sadat
Camp David
Middle East
Sadat
Jerusalem
Summer House
State Department
Begin
Washington
Cairo
Marines Deny Fraud In Recruiting In Cleveland Area
Brig. Gen. Roy C. Moss said allegations of massive Marine recruiting fraud in northern Ohio were unfounded, but 15 of about 90 high school records submitted by recruits were found doctored to meet eligibility. The probe followed a Cleveland man who claimed recruiters duped him into joining after promises were made.
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UPI
Marine Corps
Roy C. Moss
Parris Island
S.C
Ohio
Moss
Howard Metzenbaum
Dohio
Marines
Kevin McNeeley
Corps
McNeeley
Vandals damage farmhouse as Ronald Lawrence presses on
Ronald Lawrence and his family face $3000 to $4000 in damage to a weathered farmhouse on Ohio 18 opposite Norwalk Dragway. The vandalism included eight inch holes in walls, smashed chairs and cabinets, wallpaper torn, plaster flung, and a damaged porch overhang. Lawrence offered a $100 reward for tips and vows to continue remodeling despite the incident. Linder owns the home and sheriff records note a single set of footprints.
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Ronald Lawrence
Lawrence
Ohio 18
Norwalk Dragway
Ronald Linder
Jefferson St
Linder
Sheriff's Department
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Stub) Thayer, Sr
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