Pie Toss Stirs Beame Campaign Forum Incident
Mayor Abraham Beame dodged a pie at a mayoral forum but a chunk hit his shoulder and spattered others. Aaron Kay, a Pot-Pie ticket candidate, was named by a caller as the thrower protesting his exclusion. Police released Kay and Beame declined to press charges.
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New York
Abraham B. Beame
Beane
Beame
Associated Press
Aaron Kay
Kay
Pie Kill International
Liddy to plead poverty for parole delay in fine
Watergate figure G Gordon Liddy seeks to delay a 40 000 dollar fine at a U S magistrate hearing in Williamsport Pa He will claim poverty to obtain a pauper oath which could clear the path to release but would not erase the fine obligation Liddy remains in Danbury prison after disciplinary transfer for involvement in a food boycott and has served about two years of a 20 year sentence reduced to eight by President Carter.
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Williamsport
G. Gordon Liddy
U.S
Poke
Liddy
Danbury
Conn
Allenwood
William Axkey
Democratic National Committee
Washington
Carter
Beck Wins Right to Pay Back Taxes Over Five Years
Seattle AP Beck, former Teamsters leader, secures court approval to settle about 754000 in back income taxes over five years. He will use income from two land parcels valued at 750000 to satisfy IRS claims while living on 216 a month of a 4168 pension after garnishment. He previously served 2½ years of a five year term for tax return fraud.
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Seattle
Teamsters Union
Dave Beck
Internal Revenue Service
Beck
King County Superior Court
Horman Smith
IRS
Teamsters
McNeil Island Federal Penitentiary
Former Mayor Aliate granted divorce after long marriage
Former San Francisco mayor Joseph Aliate, 60, wins a divorce from Angela after 36 years of marriage. Judge Pfotenbauer must settle 88 million in community property while Angela receives 5 500 monthly support. They married June 2 1941 in Dallas and separated December 2 1975. they have six children.
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San Francisco
Joseph Aliate
Superior Court
Jay Pfotenbauer
Aliate
Angela
Aliotos
Dallas
Tennessee to name new arts center for Elvis Presley
State representative John Sperce of Memphis plans a January resolution in the Tennessee Legislature to name the new Nashville performing arts center in memory of Elvis Presley. He says Memphis people will feel the center honors their city’s most famous citizen.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Elvis Presley
John Sperce
Memphis
Man Offers Classes in The Art of Doing Nothing
Glan Mile er of MARIEMONT Ohio says Americans need training to do nothing. An adult education director in Cleveland suburb offers eight week course starting Sept 26 at $15. Instructor remains anonymous and is described as semi retired and a quasi expert on doing nothing.
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Mariemont
Ohio
Glan Mileer
Cleveland
Miller
South Korea Faces Prolonged Probe and Aid Debate
Sen. John Glenn quoted President Park Chung-hee denying bribery attempts as the Washington scandal lingers. He warned the affair could hinder a $1.9 billion compensatory aid package tied to U.S. troop withdrawals, with 10,000 to 12,000 U.S. personnel in Korea amid continued defense support from Camp Carter units.
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Tokyo
John Glenn
Park Chung-hee
Washington
U.S
Glenn
Seoul
Congress
Ohio Democrat
Senate Foreign Relations
Justice Department
Korea
South Korea
Carter
Billy Carter promotes Peanut Lolita at 21 Club in New York
Billy Carter promotes a peanut liqueur at the 21 Club telling reporters he drinks Peanut Lolita instead of beer because he cannot find the bathroom. He dodges pay questions, speaks of New York, politics, and his brother the President with mixture of humor and praise.
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New York
Billy Carter
Plains
Peanut Lolita
Miss Peanut
Abzug pays panel's $1,075 parking tickets
Bella Abzug running for the Democratic mayoral nomination has paid 1075 dollars in parking tickets tied to an avaty rented by her 1876 U5 Senate campaign committee. Her press secretary Harold Holzer said she was unaware of the tickets and had never received notice they were unpaid.
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New York
Bella Abzug
Senate
Tary
Harold Holzer
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Abzug’s Press
Secre
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Butte Knit Sale
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