Sambo's name sparks protests across New England
In Brockton and across New England the Sambo's chain faces boycotts and legal scrutiny over its name. Cities delay licenses, lawyers weigh actions, and several outlets have renamed to Jolly Tiger. Activists warn the sign could incite racial tensions while the company defends its legal right to keep the brand.
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Northeast
Sambo’s
Sambo's
New England
David Severson
Rudy Santos
Brockton
Severson
Brouhaha
Santa Barbara
Calif
Sam Battistone
Newell Bohnett
New York
Massachusetts
Boston
Eisenberg’s daring second hand middle defeat in no trump
In a world championship bridge deal, Billy Eisenberg, playing South, defeats the 3NT contract after Stayman. He unblocks early to prevent endplay, then misleads declarer with precise diamond and heart plays. The defense relies on unblocking at trick three to avoid giving away the contract and showcases the strategic value of mid-hand signaling.
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Lucas Bois
Eisenberg
Declarer
West
East
Youth protest at Love Canal site sparks school closure
In Niagara Falls youths rally near 99th Street School vowing to leave the area as residents face illness fears from dumped chemical wastes. The state offers $1,800 per family for six months housing, while health tests begin amid reported miscarriages and birth defects. Federal aid follows President Carter declaring the site an emergency area, with canal cleanup set for August 15 unless unsafe.
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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 cheers NYC aid bill and urban policy stance
President Carter signed a 1.65 billion federal loan guarantee for New York City at City Hall Plaza, calling it in the national interest and key to urban policy. He praised local leaders, noted the plan avoids cost to taxpayers, and cited continued aid talks with mayors seeking 1 billion more in fiscal relief.
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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 Kept From Baby Louise Brown VIP Story
Bristol couple John and Lesley Brown restrict access to their 15 day old daughter Louise Joy Brown. Exclusive $600000 deal with Daily Mail funds private life as reporters await outside the home. Gynecologist Patrick Steptoe and physiologist Robert Edwards maintain privacy amid intense media attention.
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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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Urban League
Emergy N. Jackson
Urban League of
Eastern Massachusetts
Gorenon Bridge
Charles H. Goren
Love Canal
Eckhardt Beck
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Udavrenue Oe
Nic Cay
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Ae One
Bankhmericard
Visa
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Nyc
Municipal Assistance Corporation
Inkindpe
Associated Press
Russ Togs
Rmr
Jane Colby
Bobby Brooks
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