Panda bears named Ping and Pong in diplomatic gesture
Utah Democrat Frank F E Moss shared a constituent idea from Ogden, proposed to name Chinese panda bears Ping and Pong. He said the names symbolize improved US China relations sparked by table tennis diplomacy and should be passed to the White House for consideration.
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Ogden
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Atlanta Opera Fund Drive Keeps Shaw as Conductor
A grassroots campaign in Atlanta raised about 80 000 from nearly 4 000 donors to retain Robert Shaw as conductor of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra. Shaw signed an undisclosed contract after the board voted to reconsider, praising citizens for reclaiming a cultural resource.
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Guards balk as Ohio prison crews demand pay rise
In Columbus Ohio guards refused to release inmates from cells until officials met a list of demands including a pay increase. Warden Harold Cardwell and Corrections Chief Bennett Cooper planned to meet with the guards and Local 430 Teamsters today.
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Harold Cardwell
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Bennett Cooper
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Columbus
Navy rescinds junior officer duty reallocation order
Adm. Elmo R. Zumwalt canceled a 1970 directive moving ship watches to junior officers and senior petty officers after complaints of heavy workload and varied application. An Atlantic Fleet spokesman cited inconsistent implementation and arising problems, especially among senior petty officers.
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Man opens fire and is killed by police in NBC parking lot
Frank Gardenhire 35 of North Hollywood opened fire on police after an alleged assault on Linda Milter 25 of Van Nuys. He barricaded himself in an apartment for three hours, fled in a car, and was shot to death by Sgt Edward Washington in the NBC television studio parking lot after a police pursuit.
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House of Lords
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Earl of Leicester
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Burbank
Frank Gardenhire
North Hollywood
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Gardenhire
National Broadcasting Co
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van Nuys
NBC
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Gunman barricades second floor, held police for hours
A young man barricaded himself in a Albany Albany second floor apartment and opened fire on the street. Police say he was shot dead after more than five hours of gunfire and tear gas. Flames then erupted from the upper house as officers moved in. The gunman’s identity was not released. Owners Mr and Mrs Abe Gibber fled to safety.
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Abe Gibber
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