Welo's Lin? In News and Other World Events
A mix of brief items includes Longet probation notes with a possible 30 day cap and nonconsecutive jail days to keep her with her children, a Caribbean boxing match cancellation due to Haiti ban, Sakharov human rights remarks and US response, Rhode Island House moves to disqualify Rep elect Bailey, Randolph Scott's Mayo Clinic release, Oswego NY play criticizing Disney, and Disney's pushback against a Mickey Mouse satire.
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Claudine Longet
Terry Norris
Spider Sabich
Rhode Island House of Representatives
William Bailey
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Michigan
House
Halley
Fighting girl boosted by Gilmore ties in boxing saga
Salt Lake City fighter Amber Hunt, a 1 year old boxing prodigy nicknamed Amber, has become a focal point in local Golden Gloves coverage. Her patron Gilmore, labeled a top admirer and alleged murderer, is dead but the story centers on Amber's eight straight technical knockouts over boys, her family’s gifts, and the controversial letters and beliefs surrounding Gilmore.
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Gary Gilmore
Amber Tio’ Hunt
Golden Gloves
Salt Lake City
Gilmore
Knox Kunty
Gilmire
Dsurk Hunt
Amber Edwina Munt
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Jack Hunt
Galmore
Woul
Hunt
Babe Zahari
Mondale visits Paris for talks with Giscard d Estaing
Vice President Mondale, after shopping in London, flies to Paris to meet French President Giscard d Estaing on the world economy arms sales and nuclear testing. He calls France America’s oldest ally and expresses desire for greater cooperation. OECD warns non Communist nations to curb energy use or risk oil shortages and higher prices by 1985.
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London
Walter F. Mondale
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Giscard d’Estaing
Mondale
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
Mandale
OECD
America
Surviving the odds sickest baby earns hospital award
Donna Amis, 26, spoke at Mount Zion Hospital as her son Matthew Amis, born May 14 at one pound 9 ounces after early delivery, survived a costly battle. A hotline linked St Luke's and Mount Zion aided urgent care while his lungs scarred from hyaline membrane disease slowly improve. Insurance covers about $101,000 of bills with Crippled Children’s Services or Medi‑Cal to cover the rest.
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San Francisco
Matthew Amis
Donna Amis
Mount Zion Hospital
Matthew
St. Luke's
Mount Zion
Seo Ute
State Department of Health
Pole maker fights extinction of classic barber pole
Bil Marvy in St. Paul Minnesota crafts motorized plastic and stainless barber poles. He notes sales dropped from 4,900 in 1967 to under 1,000 last year as shops drop the iconic sign. Marvy argues stylish poles draw extra patrons and revenue for barbers.
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Marvy
St. Paul
Minn
UCSD Historian Dismisses Captain Kidd as Real Pirate
Dr Robert Ritchie of UCSD calls Captain Kidd a bumbling figure with no buried treasure and describes the 17th century Scottish captain hanged in London as lacking killer instinct. He has traveled to England multiple times over years researching William Kidd.
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Captain Kidd
University of California
San Diego
London
Robert Ritchie
Ritchie
England
William Kidd
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