Will of Joan Crawford Leaves $77,500 to Two Daughters
In Manhattan, Joan Crawford’s will reveals $77,500 for Cathy LaSade and Cynthia Crawford Jordan, nothing for Christopher and Christina Crawford, and $70,000 for seven others with the remainder to night charities. The document seeks permission to open two safety deposit boxes for possible amendments. The estate value is undetermined.
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Joan Crawford
Manhattan
Christopher Crawford
Christina Crawford
Cathy LaSade
Cynthia Crawford Jordan
Longet freed seeks privacy after release from jail
French singer actress Claudine Longet leaves Pitkin County Jail after serving 30 days for criminally negligent homicide in the 1978 shooting death of her lover Spider Sabich. She says she seeks privacy and plans to write about her experiences, while facing a 1.3 million dollar civil suit and a two year probation.
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Claudine Longet
Pitkin County
Calo
Miss Longet
Andy Williams
Danielle
Vladimir “Spider” Sabich
Aspen
Sabieh
Albert honors: portrait unveiling at Oklahoma Capitol
Former House Speaker Carl Albert, 69, attended his portrait unveiling in Oklahoma's Capitol, recalling his first speech 48 years earlier. He introduced Bugtussle classmates and his 97-year-old first-grade teacher Lottie Ross, drawing the crowd. Joan Mondale urged Barnard College graduates to push feminism and ERA passage for a future with women in the White House.
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Bugtussle
Ohia
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Albert
Lottie Ross
Joan Mondale
Barnard College
White House
Mrs. Mondale
New York City
Congress
Supreme Court
Shoes case and missing loafers spark larceny charge
Detroit police describe an 18 year old Terry Malone involved in a theft at a downtown store after two black felt loafers were found in his bag and he was charged with larceny. Separately Maryland police probe entertainer Merald Bubba Knight’s disappearance after a week long Owings Mills engagement.
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Detroit
Terry Malone
Malone
Larry Trudell
Maryland
Merald “Bubba” Knight
Gladys Knight and the Pips
Painters’ Mill
Owings Mills
Washington
Knight
Seattle
George Jackson
FBI
Redmond
Bellevue
Washington State Penitentiary
Walla Walla
Seattle Times
Times
Begin seeks coalition partners after Likud victory
TEL AVIV AP Menahem Begin moved toward forming a government after his Likud bloc won the election and holds about 41 seats in the Knesset. He planned meetings with potential partners including ultrareligious Agudat Torah Front while Labor reportedly rejected a national unity bid.
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Israel
Menahem Begin
Likud
Ition
Labor
Begin
Agudat Torah Front
Knesset
Shimon Petes
Labor Party
Tel Aviv
Jury acquits patrolman in lighterased shooting death
Newark New Jersey AP report: Robert Conover, 27, an off duty patrolman, is acquitted of manslaughter in the Christmas Day tavern death of John Felezzola, 19. He testified he grabbed a lighter but drew a .32 revolver and fired by accident. He remains suspended. departmental charges pending.
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Essex County
Robert Conover
Conover
John Felezzola
Felezzola
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60 Minutes
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