Notable Figures Face Health, Drama, and Fame Across Cities
Memphis rocker Jerry Lee Lewis, 49, hospitalized for internal bleeding after aspirin use, stable in ICU. In Radnor, actor Jason Robards urges TV avoid glamorizing alcohol and warns teens about drinking. In Inglewood, a $1,200 bid buys Patricia Hearst’s SLA getaway van. Boston Pops opens 100th season under John Williams. Bette Davis feud with daughter over manuscript of My Mother's Keeper. daughter Barbara Hyman defends the book and faith.
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Memphis, Tenn
Jerry Lee Lewis
Lewis
Methodist Central Hospital
Bob McCarver
Patricia Hearst
FBI
Francis
Renee Prahl
Inglewood
New York
Bette Davis
Barbara Davis Hyman
People Magazine
White House reporters fret over Reagan security
White House security measures, designed after the 1981 assassination attempt, are criticized by the White House Correspondents Association for limiting press access. The three month study notes harassment and restraints by agents, while officials deny using press management beyond security. About 1,737 passes exist, yet only about 100 reporters and staff cover the president daily.
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Washington
Reagan
White House
Free-Lance
Nancy Chasen
Secret Service
Robert Sims
Robert Snow
Snow
New York City Walkathon Turns Robbery Event
Roving bands of youths swarmed a charity walk for the March of Dimes in New York City, stealing chains purses and other items from about 18 000 participants. Seventeen arrests were made over 52 robberies and larcenies, mainly in Central Park between 2 and 4 30 pm as the 18 mile hike ended. Seven people suffered minor injuries but no hospital treatments were reported. Police described the scene as a rob a thon with roving groups sweeping through crowds and disrupting the event.
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New York
Greater New York March of Dimes Foundation
James Keneally
Det
Evans Andre
Central Park
LeSchack
UPI Files Chapter 11 as Creditors Mount to 1500
United Press International seeks bankruptcy protection in Washington with 1,500 creditors and up to 45 million dollars in liabilities. The filing pauses creditor collection actions while UPI restructures its finances and pays November payroll to nearly 2,000 employees.
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Washington
United Press International
Francis DiCelio
U.S
District of Columbia
UPI
Bankruptcy Court
Wickenden
George Bason
Bason
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