Murphy fights Mount Carmel firing over necktie rule
Chicago high school teacher WHO'S IN NEWS CHICAGO-DANIEL MURPHY 82 sues Mount Carmel High School claiming he was fired for not wearing a necktie. A U S District Court judge Williams Lynch ordered him to wear a tie in court and warned of jail for contempt if he returns without one. In another item, John M Haydon resigns as governor of American Samoa effective October 15 after five years in office, citing no specified reason.
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Pryor Free on Bond After Richmond Disorderly Conduct Charge
Comedian Richard Pryor, 31, is free on a 500 dollar bond and faces an August 14 hearing on disorderly conduct charges for allegedly failing to clean up his act at a Sunday Richmond Coliseum show. Officer Wintstead said Pryor used obscene language. police could not locate him after the performance and he surrendered at the poker station.
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Caetano to Teach Law at Rio de Janeiro University
Rio de Janeiro premier and exile Marcelo Caetano will teach law at the University Gama Filho in Rio. A newsmagazine reported he will earn 3000 dollars annually and receive a car and chauffeur.
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Billy Graham to Undergo Root Canal at Mayo Clinic
Evangelist Billy Graham has been hospitalized with a gum infection at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota. A spokesman said Graham will have a root canal on the troubling tooth. He checked into the clinic after returning from the World Congress on Evangelism in Switzerland.
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Streaker disrupts race as crewman exposed near royals
In Cowes England just before a regatta start a crewman aboard the Irish yacht the Golden Apple exposed himself under the watch of Queen Elizabeths husband Prince Philip and Princess Alexandria. Philip laughed and pointed out the man to the princess who briefly smiled before turning away.
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Walter Brennan in fair condition in Oxnard hospital
Actor Walter Brennan admitted to St. John’s Hospital ICU in fair condition with emphysema. Smog in the area aggravated his illness as the three time Academy Award winner reached his 80th birthday on July 28 while living on a Simi Valley ranch north of Los Angeles.
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Wallace stitches removed in Alabama governor surgery
Birmingham Alabama Governor George Wallace had a a stitch from an earlier operation removed at University Hospital. Dr Sheridan Sherley said the kidney and bladder tests were normal and the governor is expected to return to work next Monday with a hospital discharge date undecided.
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Seven Die As Building Roof Collapses In Miami
Firefighters removing bodies from the debris of a three story building in downtown Miami, once a regional FDEA headquarters, kill seven people including agents Mann and Fragos. Eleven others injured as cars on the roof crashed through, with four female FDEA staff recovered. Remaining victims include Mary Sullivan and Mary Keohan. hospitalized: Costa, Schaming, Byrd, and De Maria.
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Sexy model bill hits Kentucky state phone expenses
Kentucky officials report the state racked up more than 1500 charges totaling about 1.5 thousand dollars from long distance calls to a single Kansas City number. The recorded message featured a nude voice and offered modeling services, with state offices to be billed.
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Jobless math teacher seeks 1972 election overturned
Putney Vermont consultant Charles B. Griffith seeks to void the 1972 presidential result and obtain damages for voters. He claims fraud and corruption gave Richard Nixon a win over George McGovern and asks Rutland U S District Court to order a new election this year and $50 million to voters.
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Lobbyist registration eyed for Los Angeles reform drive
Los Angeles faces possible designation as a lobbyist employer under Proposition 9. City Atty Burt Pines outlines new rules, including spending limits and disclosure requirements. The case, tied to Nixon and the Committee to Re-elect, awaits a summer decision, with appeals likely.
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Leaking tanker prompts Bluford evacuation in Illinois
A railroad tanker carried butane gas leaked near Bluford Illinois forcing evacuation of hundreds. No injuries reported as repair crews isolate the leak within about three hours. Prosecutors say the incident follows recent gas discharge mishaps in Illinois including a Peotone derailment and a Decatur explosion.
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