Long awaited reunion for Detroit man and daughters
Victor Herm an, an American imprisoned 18 years in the Soviet Union, is to reunite with his daughters Svetlana 25 and Jana 20 in New York before they join him in Oak Park, Detroit. Herm an, who never gave up his citizenship, was released and later fought to bring his family to the United States. He hopes Ford assistance and U S state department help will aid their future as computer programmers and plans to bring his wife over once the daughters settle.
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Egan predicts 10 France Connection films in Canada
TORONTO AP former New York policeman Eddie Egan, famed for The French Connection, says he will create three films in Canada with one focusing on narcotics importers and naming names. He boasts the project will be ten times the reach of that classic, and seeks money to fund the thriller.
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Karen Quinlan still in coma a year later
Karen Quinlan remains in a coma a year after being removed from a respirator in Morris Plains New Jersey. The 23 year old case sparked a constitutional right to die dispute. Doctors offer few explanations for her continued state as her family maintains it may reflect God’s will.
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Lindbergh home in Minnesota named landmark
Anne Morrow Lindbergh helped dedicate the boyhood home of Charles A Lindbergh as a national historic landmark in Little Falls Minnesota. The Lindbergh House and 110 surrounding acres were donated to Minnesota in 1950 for a state park.
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Carter aides to Korea pullout talks begin in Seoul
President Carter sends Gen George Brown and Philip Habib to Seoul to discuss the planned withdrawal of 32 000 U S ground troops over four to five years. U N Command appoints Warren Hamm Jr as senior delegate to the Korean Military Armistice Commission replacing Maj Gen Singlaub.
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