Unemployed Art Teacher Marches With Sandwich-Board Job Sign
Richard J. Snarsky, 29, a former John Adams High School art teacher in Cleveland, walked downtown with a sandwich-board sign seeking work. He has applied for about 60 jobs in a year, earns $80 weekly on state unemployment, and may try again if weather improves.
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Cleveland
Richard J. Snarsky
Snarsky
Feu
Louisiana State University
John Adams High School
Rocky River
Wellflower teens claim billiards world's longest continuous run
Four Central College freshmen in Pella Iowa reportedly set a world record with 283 hours and 85 minutes of continuous billiards play to raise 5350 for the Muscular Dystrophy Foundation. The effort began March 1 and ended March 21, near 11 days.
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Iowa
Central College
Lege
Alhours
Los Angeles
Glen Schnablegger
Belltower
Calif
Dave Erickson
Elmhurst
Greg Hawk
Knoxville
Tow
Pau, Joves
Arlington Heights
Nashville
Hank Williams JR
Missoula
Mont
J.R
J. Williams
Isoula
Williams
Smith
Exterminator Charged in Rat Poison Deaths of Three Children
In Durant Oklahoma a year old exterminator is charged with second degree manslaughter over the deaths of three children who ate wafers soaked in rat poison left on a front seat of an unlocked truck. As many as 15 children may have accessed the poison. Six other children were treated in hospital. J D Jones was moved from jail to a hospital for treatment of shock.
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Durant
Okla
Sheree
J.D Jones
High Court Allows Tax Returns to Bar Fifth Amendment Claim
In an eight to six ruling the High Court held a defendant who did not plead the Fifth Amendment at tax filing cannot later claim privilege when tax return disclosures were used in a trial. The decision, tied to Roy Garner’s California gambling case, affirms prior circuit court rulings. Justice Powell notes the defendant could have invoked privilege during filing. Justices Marshall and Brennan disagreed with the breadth of the reasoning.
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Roy Garner
California
Garner
Lewis F. Powell
Internal Revenue Service
TRS
U.S Circuit
San Francisco
Thurgood Marshall
William J. Brennan
John Pant Stevens
Alabama
Illinois judge accused of midnight sentencing without trial
The Illinois Judicial Inquiry Board charged Associate Judge William D. Vanderwater with arresting Flor C. Lopez at an Aurora apartment where Vanderwater had an interest, obtaining a guilty plea and eight month sentence by midnight proceedings without a courtroom appearance. The board seeks discipline from the Illinois Courts Commission for misconduct.
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Springfield, Ill
Qinois Judicial Inquiry Board
Willam D. Vanderwater
Flor C. Lopez
Aurora
Milnois Courts Commission
Vanderwater
Lopez
Hoar
Lopes
Kane County
Vegas strike talks collapse during 11 day stoppage
Las Vegas unions and hotel representatives failed to reach an agreement as 12,000 culinary workers bartenders and stagehands remain on strike against the Strip. The talks ended with a wage increase demand of 1.45 dollars per hour over three years and a proposed no lockout clause. Negotiations for downtown hotels were set to resume with the downtown contract expiring March 31.
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Las Vegas
al Bramlet
Culinary Workers Union
AFL Cio
George Meany
Stan Jones
Frank Scott
Nevada Resort Association
Bramlet
Nevada
Peace bid vetoed in Lebanon
Lebanon's leftist Muslim warlord Kamal Junblatt rejected a face saving formula for President Suleiman Franjieh's resignation as civil war raged. Militias clashed in Beirut killing over 150 as Christian and Muslim fighters battled through the night into the Holiday Inn district and nearby squares.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Suleiman Franjieh
Kamal Junblatt
Pranfieh
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