Broadway memories Martin Merman on the same stage
Mary Martin and Ethel Merman headlined a two woman benefit at the Broadway Theater for the Museum of the City of New York. The celebrity audience paid high prices for seats as the pair performed songs from South Pacific Gypsy and a finale of There's No Business Like Show Business. The show featured remarks by Cyril Ritchard and appearances by Yul Brynner Burgess Meredith Joel Grey and others.
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Home Wrecker Betty Lindenbaum Runs Wrecking Yard
Betty Lindenbaum, 71, known as Home Wrecker Betty, runs LA Wrecking Co in Charleston, answering free phones and supervising demolitions of homes and stores. Neighbors worry about danger, but she says wrecking sites are safer than cocktail parties and treats workers with respect.
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IRS protests by sending panties in tax payment
Roseville AP reports Jean Reymann, 35, mailed a check for 665 to the IRS on a pair of translucent beige panties in protest after saying the tax agency had taken the shirt off her back. The IRS cashed the check and it cleared her bank Friday.
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Concorde foes seek Carter aid
New York opponents of the Concorde request President Carter to intervene after a traffic clogged protest at Kennedy Airport. About 1,200 cars participated, delaying travelers as police cited an injunction and warned defendants. The group aims for larger, land and sea demonstrations next week.
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Hutchins Dies Fueled Debates Over U Chicago Reforms
Legendary educator Robert Maynard Hutchins dies at 78 in Santa Barbara after kidney illness. Former University of Chicago president who ended football and reformed admissions, he founded the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions. Services planned at the center, and at the University of Chicago. burial private. He survived by his second wife Vesta Sutton Orjick and four daughters.
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Funeral set for former bar head G. Bentley Ryan
Funeral services are planned Wednesday for G. Bentley Ryan, former head of the state bar association. Ryan, who died of cancer Saturday at St. John's Hospital in Santa Monica, was 66.
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