Janssen Contempt Charges Dropped After Alimony Payment
Actor David Janssen had contempt charges dropped after paying 35 625 dollars in back alimony to his ex wife Mrs Janssen. Attorney Marvin Mitchelson said Janssen also prepaid one installment and had his monthly payments cut from 3 750 to 2 200 by Judge Richard Wells who ordered continued payments through December 31 1978. The couple, married 16 years and divorced in 1970, had no children.
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David Janssen
Janssen
Santa Monica Superior Court
Richard Wells
Marvin M. Mitchelson
Wells
Nixon eulogizes Mormon church leader Harold B. Lee
President Nixon eulogizes Harold B. Lee the Mormon church's president and prophet as warm and generous. Lee lies in state at church administration building before funeral at Salt Lake Tabernacle with services set for Saturday. Lee, 74, led the church since 1973 and headed welfare programs for 22 years.
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Nixon
Harold B.les
Ith
Mormon
Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints
Lee
Salt Lake Tabernacle
Joseph Fielding Smith
Mormon Tabernacle Choir
Spencer W. Kimball
Council of the Twelve Apostles
Brigham Young
Kimball
Ezra Taft Benson
U.S
Energy saver’s long run fuels city energy drive
In New York City energy saver Joe Viverito, living on Long Island, ran 200 miles to work and claimed saving a gallon and a half of gas by a few pounds of water. Coast Guard reports two men lost at sea aboard the Chevron Mississippi near Alaska, including First Mate George K. Gann and skipper C. W. Pemberton, with a third man Mario Li Romersa dying from injuries. The elder Gann is known for novels about flying including The High and the Mighty.
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Joe Viverito
New York City
Long Island
Ernest K. Gann
Coast Guard
San Francisco
George K. Gann
Belvedere
Calif
Chevron Mississippi
C. W. Pemberton
Seattle
Warner
Alaska
Cook Inlet
el Segunda
Dallis
S¢Aman Marioli
Romersa
Gann
Trio freed on high bonds in Rembrandt theft case
Three Loveland men, Carl Horsley Edward McDonough and Renry Dawn all 21 to 22, were released after posting 100s in lieu of bond. Hamilton County Municipal Judge Outeault lowered bonds to 50000 and required notes. The suspects pleaded innocent waiving preliminary hearings and await grand jury action on charges of receiving stolen Rembrandt paintings recovered from the Taft Museum in Cincinnati after a December theft and ransom.
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Ohio
Carl Horsley
Edward McDonough
Renry Dawn
Loveland
Hamilton County
Peter Outgault
Outeault
Food talks resume amid angry exchanges in LA strike
Negotiations restart at the Federal Building in Los Angeles as four unions and the Food Employers Council meet to end a 24 day strike lockout affecting more than 23 000 workers across Southern California. Union leaders seek a wage and benefits package within current guidelines while a manager’s group accuses a “union conspiracy” of disrupting the industry.
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Los Angeles
Food Industry
Food Employers Council
Federal
Washington
Federal Mediation Service
Dick Hughes
Southland
Jerry Yvereruse
Teamsters Union
Four Union Coalition
Fox
Vereruse
California
Max Osslo
Meat Cutters
Agreement reached on Suez lines Geneva talks yield consensus
United Press International reports Egyptian and Israeli generals in Geneva announced a mid-East armistice principle on separating forces at the Suez Canal front Egypt says the move opens the way to full peace talks The front remains tense with both sides reporting clashes and claims of downed aircraft Dayan warns Syria may push for war but hopes talks succeed Israel says Egypt’s 2nd Army is building two roadways to move armor into Sinai Egypt says an Israeli plane was shot down in the southern Suez sector and warns of renewed fighting if Geneva fails
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United Press International
Geneva
Suez Canal
Egypt
Suez Front
Israel
Suez
Sinai Peninsula
Moshe Dayan
Tel Aviv
Syria
Damascus
Dayan
Cairo
Canal
Court orders transfusion in Oregon abortion case
Multnomah County Circuit Judge Berkeley Lent granted Emanuel Hospital and Dr. Clifford Fears permission to transfuse Connie Reavis, a 23 year old Jehovah's Witness, against her wishes to protect both mother and unborn baby during planned Caesarean. The ruling cites risk to life and health and the need to protect those unable to decide for themselves.
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Furlland
Ore
UPI
Multnomah County
Berkeley Lent
Emanuel Hospital
Clifford Fears
Connie Reavis
Kelso
Wash
Former exec Eugene McNeely dies at 73 in Florida
Former executive Eugene J. McNeely, longtime leader at American Telephone and Telegraph Co and Florida A and E, aged 73, died Thursday in Fort Lauderdale. McNeely, who served as president of the company from 1964, rose through the ranks starting in 1981.
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Fort Lauderdale
Telehpone & Fla. A
Eugene J. Telegraph Co
McNeely
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