Sambo's name sparks protests in New England towns
In Brockton and across southeastern Massachusetts a Sambo's restaurant name triggers pickets, petitions, and license reviews. Opponents call the name offensive, while the chain defends its right to keep it, noting some locations have renamed to Jolly Tiger. Officials weigh legal options as Urban League leaders urge change.
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Northeast
Sambo’s
New England
Sambo's
David Severson
Rudy Santos
Brockton
Severson
Brouhaha
Santa Barbara
Calif
Sam Battistone
Newell Bohnett
New York
Massachusetts
Boston
Matthew A. Vosgerchian
Santos
North Dartmouth
Fall River
Jolly Tiger
Urban League
Emergy N. Jackson
Urban League of
Eastern Massachusetts
Eisenberg’s 3NT defense showcased second hand middle play
At the world championship match Billy Eisenberg of Los Angeles defends 3NT after a Stayman sequence. He leads ten of clubs and unblocks early to prevent endplay, enabling a defensive sequence that defeats the contract by trick thirteen. The article highlights strategic timing of second hand play and unblocking.
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Lucas Bols
Billy Eisenberg
Los Angeles
Eisenberg
Declarer
West
East
Love Canal youths protest as cleanup planned
In Niagara Falls a group of youths protested near 99th Street School with signs denouncing Love Canal. The state offers $1,800 per family for six months housing while blood tests and liver scans begin amid fears of cancer and miscarriages from dumped chemical wastes. Officials plan canal excavation on Aug. 15 unless safety concerns arise.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
99Th Street
Keith Shaw
Don Huey
The
State Health Department
Hooker Chemical Corp
Carter
William Hennessy
Carter lauds NYC aid bill after signing at City Hall Plaza
President Carter hails a 1.65 billion federal loan guarantee for New York City as key to national urban policy and the city's survival. He signed the bill outside Washington amid protests, touting it as not a taxpayer cost if NYC keeps its commitments.
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New York
Carter
New York City
America
White House
Congress
Washington
United States
Edward Koch
Hugh Carey
Rosalynn
Koch
Carey
Bess Myerson
Ann Ford
U.S
Neighbors Outraged as Royal Baby Remains Private
Louise Joy Brown, 15 days old, born via Caesarean in Oldham, is kept away from most outsiders while parents John and Lesley Brown sell exclusive rights to the Daily Mail for about 600000 dollars. Gynecologist Patrick Steptoe and physiologist Robert Edwards stay private. health nurse confirms baby’s small, healthy status.
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London
John
Lesley Brown
Gladys Johnson
Brown
Bristol
Lesley
Louise Joy Brown
Patrick Steptoe
Cambridge University
Robert Edwards
Mrs. Brown
England
Louise
Health Department
National Health Service
Steptoe
Oldham
Oldham Chronicle
United States
Las Vegas
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Municipal Assistance Corporation
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