Florida skipper docks punishment for suspected sabotager
In a storm off New England a Florida fishing captain dunked a crewman who tried to sabotage the engine. Judge Francis J. Boyle suspended two years and fined 2250 dollars, saying the punishment may have saved the man’s life amid crew tension.
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Providence
R.I
Florida
U.S
Francis J. Boyle
Jesse Dalensley
Cocoa Beach
Fla
Hansley
Jerrold Lee Pitk
Virginia
New England
Pittock
Bing Crosby memorabilia auction showcases a life in images and music
In San Francisco an auction of Bing Crosby treasures runs May 25 to 28, featuring photos, posters, sweaters, paintings, gold records and a 1926 78 rpm platter. Kathryn Crosby, his widow, describes packing a basement packed with keepsakes and notes the sale aims to bless others with Bing’s cherished items. The collection includes a platinum Silent Night album and portraits with stars like Fred Astaire Louis Armstrong Frank Sinatra and Bob Hope.
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San Francisco
Bing
Bing Crosby
Butterfield & Butterfield Auctioneers & Appraisers Inc
Crosby
Kathryn
Don Clark
Los Angeles Biltmore Hotel
Fred Astaire
Louis Armstrong
Frank Sinatra
Bob Hope
Asner slams CBS canceling Lou Grant as cowardly
Edward Asner called CBS cowardly for canceling his Lou Grant series amid political attacks over his El Salvador stance. He clarified on Morning that he did not accuse the White House of involvement, while SAG tensions with Charlton Heston were noted. CBS said ratings declined justified the decision. In Rhode Island, Lech Walesa received an honorary degree from Providence College, accepted by Monsignor Higgins amid Solidarity’s national congress in Gdansk.
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Associated Press
New York
Edward Asner
CBS
Lou Grant
Asner
Screen Actors Guild
el Salvador
White House
SAG
Reagan
Stooge
Charlton Heston
Screen Extras Guild
Heston
Guild
James Rosenfield
Time
Vanessa Redgrave
Providence
R.I
Lech Walesa
Poland
Solidarity Labor Union
Providence College
Walesa
George C. Higgins
Solidarity
Gdansk
Higgins
Warsaw
Union
Aspirin Warning Labels Sought by Health Groups
Two health groups sue the FDA asking that aspirin packages include warning labels linking the medicine to Reyes syndrome a fatal childhood disease. The suit argues warnings would inform parents and reduce risk for young patients nationwide.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Reyes
Tax fighter Howard Jarvis recovering after spleen removal
Howard Jarvis, 79, is listed as fair but doing fine at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center after surgery to remove his spleen. Hospital spokesman Larry Baum said he was admitted April 25 and there was no indicated release date.
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Los Angeles
Howard Jarvis
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Larry Baum
Jarvis
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