Topless sunbathing sparks beach melee in Key Biscayne
A fight over a topless sunbather escalated into a 400 youth melee on a Key Biscayne beach. Police in riot gear dispersed the crowd as three Miami men, Pedro Gomez 22 Randy Gonzalez 18 and Juan Alvarez 21, were arrested for disorderly conduct with Alvarez charged also with resisting arrest and battery on an officer. The Rickenbacker Causeway was closed to island traffic and reopened later, with one officer slightly injured.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
Pedro Gomez
Randy Gonzalez
Juan Alvarez
Miami
Metro-Dade
Virginia Martin
Alvarez
Metro- Dade
Robert Edwards
Martin
Edwards
Ms. Martin
Pavarotti Opens 1985 World Tour With Reno Recital
Tenor Luciano Pavarotti opened his 1985 world tour before about 11,000 at the Lawlor Events Center Reno with four encores. He performed arias from Rigoletto Pagliacci Lucia di Lammermoor Il Trovatore and Orfeo ed Euridice plus selections from his Mamma album. He was accompanied by the Reno Philharmonic conducted by Emerson Buckley. After Reno he performed in Las Vegas and planned dates in New York Atlantic City St Louis Toronto Paris Berlin Hamburg and Munich.
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Reno
Nev
Luciano Pavarotti
Lawlor
Reno Philharmonic
Emerson Buckley
I Pagliacci
New York
Atlantic City
N.J
St. Louis
U.S
Toronto
Paris
Berlin
Hamburg
Munich
Opera Star Dorothy Kirsten Returns for Alzheimer’s Benefit
Beverly Hills California opera soprano Dorothy Kirsten French ends a four year stage break to perform at a benefit for Alzheimer’s disease victims. Her husband Dr John Douglas French suffers from the illness, adding personal stake to the fundraiser and performance.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Dorothy Kirsten French
John Douglas French
2000 Marchers Recreate Selma to Montgomery Route
In Selma Alabama 2000 marchers retraced the Bloody Sunday path to protest ongoing voting rights struggles and criticize Reagan era policies. Organizers Rev Joseph Lowery and Rev Jesse Jackson urged continued action while Coretta Scott King and John Lewis attended.
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Selma
Ala
Montgomery
Joseph Lowery
Jesse Jackson
California
Lowery
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Jackson
Edmund Pettus Bridge
State Capitol
Coretta Scott King
Martin Luther King Jr
Atlanta
John Lewis
King
Joe Smitherman
Smitherman
Haydons surgery may aid long term recovery period
In Louisville, Murray Haydon recovers after surgery to stop bleeding near his artificial heart. Doctors say the procedure will speed overall recovery, while William Schroeder nears 100 days with his Jarvik-7 device and plans for his son's March wedding. Schroeder remains in satisfactory condition as Haydon regains strength and prepares to leave the ICU in a week.
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Louisville
William Schroeder
Murray Haydon
Schroeder
Barney Clark
William C. DeVries
Hayden
Humana Inc
Robert Irvine
DeVries
Irvine
Haydon
Humana Hospital Audubon
Margaret Schroeder
Humana
Linda Broadus
Terry
Jasper
Ind
Bill Schroeder
Stolen 1000-page record of world’s first artificial heart recipient
University of Utah officials report Barney Clark’s 18 inch thick medical record and other memorabilia were taken last summer. While key data had already appeared in journals, the raw hourly condition log is missing, and investigators will pursue theft to the fullest extent of the law.
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Salt Lake City
Barney Clark
University of Utah
William DeVries
Louisville
John Dwan
University of Utah Health Sciences Center
Dwan
Clark
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