Borrowed wine leads to $500 settlement in Tennessee
In MUEMPITS Tennessee a missing bottle of 1920 Chateau Mouton Rothchild valued at $1,500 became the center of a civil dispute. DONALD MOORE agreed to pay CLIFTON YERGER $500 after a circuit judge approved a compromise judgment. Meanwhile in Nashville MARTHA MITCHELL, wearing gingham and patent leather, performed at the Grand Ole Opry and lamented the pull of public life.
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Clifton
Oxforet
Moore
Burkhart JH
William O'Hearn
California
Burkhart
Nashville
Martha Mitchell
Grand Ole Opry
Farmer Atty
Joan Mitchell
Mike Douglas
Singer sues for credits in $3 million suit
PHILADELPHIA singer AL ALBERTS files a federal case against MCA Records claiming misuse of his voice on 21 of 23 tracks in The Four Aces album The Best of the Best and seeks damages and an injunction. He lives in Media Pennsylvania. The suit alleges misrepresentation on the album cover. In a separate Florida note police arrest Andre Frederick Logan for buying receiving and concealing stolen property after a burglary at Linda Dixon's home.
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Philadelphia
AL Alberts
Alberts
Four Aces
MCA Records, Inc
Universal City
Calif
Media
Tampa
Fla
Linda Dixon
Andre Frederick Logan
Bay Area transit chief faces stalled train near interview
Frank C. Herringer, new general manager of the Bay Area Rapid Transit District, said reliability is his priority after a train stalled within 10 feet of him at Powell Street station. A second train stopped in the tunnel beneath San Francisco Bay as he moved to another train.
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San Francisco
Bay Area Rapid Transit District
Frank C. Herringer
Powell Street
San Francisco Bay
Herringer
Federal Urban Mass Transportation Administration
Ford acceptes Armstrong resignation from Wage Price Council
President Ford accepted Anne L. Armstrongs resignation from the Council on Wage and Price Stability. The White House also announced reappointment of Benne C. Schmit as chair of the President's Canver Panel and other staffing changes. Ford asked Congress for 124000 more for the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission salaries and expenses.
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Washington
Ford
Anne L. Armstrong
Council On
Canver
Milton C. Baker
National Armed Forces Museum
Robert E. Osgood
John Nooking
Lebanon
Donald S. Lowitz
Chicago
Monroe 2. Donsker
New York University
Wilte House
Congress
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Derby breakfast invites flood state for Carroll event
Gov Julian Carroll and Kentucky first lady Charlain Carroll prepare a large Derby breakfast inviting over 4,800 guests. They ordered eggs ham apples grits Danish pastries and coffee for a tented reception on the state capitol grounds with expected guests Glen Campbell Dee Majors and William.
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Prankfort
Julian Carroll
Kentucky
Charlain Carroll
Tapiter
Glen Camp- Ae
Dee Majors
William
Ford to Visit Sadat Pope-Spain-Rome on Peace Mission
President Ford plans a European trip May 29 to June 3 including Brussels Madrid Salzburg and Rome with stops to meet Egyptian President Sadat Pope Paul VI and Spanish leaders to discuss Middle East peace and postwar policy. The trip follows Kissinger backed diplomacy and aims to show Ford leads U.S. foreign policy with emphasis on unity among NATO allies.
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Weeny
White House
Ford
Sadat
Salzburg
Austria
Egypt
United States
Middle East
Henry A. Kissinger
Holy Land
Kissinger
Brussels
Natow
Madrid
Rome
Pope Paul
Yord
Israel
Yitzhak Rabin
Spain
U.S
Indochina
Ualy
Giovanni Leone
Akio Moro
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Vladivostok
North Athan
Lord
Will Visi
Indians occupy Yankton Sioux pork plant in South Dakota
Undetermined number of armed Indians seized the Yankton Sioux Industries plant between 3 and 6 am. Gunfire followed the occupation and Wagner schools were closed with children sent home. AIM leader Greg Zephier said the group appears unaffiliated with Eagle Warriors Society and that shots have been fired. Zephier is free on bond.
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Wagner
UPI
Yankton Sioux Industries Park
American Indian Movement
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Willam Janklow
Pierre
Janklow
PBI
BIA
Washington
Wouneni
Greg Zephier
Aimigure
Eagle Warriors Society
AIM
Zephier
Energy bill targets energy wasters in wide package
Rep. Al Ullman said the House Ways and Means Committee will push a broad energy package within a day aimed at curbing wasteful use. He stressed avoiding broad taxes, focusing on high inefficiency sectors, and urged Detroit to boost fuel efficient autos. The Senate delayed Ford price controls on oil, seeking compromise.
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UPD
al Ullman
D-Ore
Hous Ways and Means
Ullman
Senate
Ford
Tf Ford
Congress
CBS Morning News
Sega of Society
Detroit
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