Southland woman vows return to tribal husband
Southland woman Miss Sargent, who married Dani chief Gbaharok in 1973 to promote tribal peace, vows to return to West Irian within years. She aims to raise funds for a hospital for the Dani and hopes her message reaches her husband and the Dani people, despite communication barriers.
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Aquntington Beach
Wit Sargent
Sii Ptavis
Jakarta
Obaharak
West Irian
Central High Aids
California
Meany backs bid to help Nureyev leave Soviet Union
AFL-CIO President George Meany endorsed pressing Soviet authorities to permit Rudolf Nureyev to reunite with his mother sister and niece in the West. He urged Secretary Vance to raise the matter at all levels while U S officials said the case is being watched by the White House State Department and Moscow embassy. The American Guild of Musical Artists leads broader support for Nureyev’s family reunion efforts.
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New York
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Rudolf Nureyev
Soviet Union
Meany
State Department
Nureyev
West
United
Cyrus Vance
Vance
White House
Department of State
Moscow
Leningrad
American Guild of Musical Artists
Squirrel explores sewer to bathroom in Abilene scare
In Abilene a curious squirrel bored into a backyard sewer pipe and found its way to an indoor commode. A startled woman slammed the lid as the animal popped out, prompting a fire department rescue. Firefighters freed the squirrel and offered to release it outside, while the frightened homeowner watched.
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Abilene
Texas
Fire
Dinah's free lunches mystery at Miami Beach taping
An assistant producer on Dinah Shore's syndicated show arrangement had 40 box lunches delivered for star and staff but lunchtime found no food. The next day the mystery persisted until cartons were seen scattered on the audience floor. An elderly resident joked about free lunches and fed a long audience line.
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Miami Beach
Dinah
Dinah Shore
Star
Ambassador Young Credits Divine Guidance for Sadat Peace Visit
U N Ambassador Andrew Young spoke at a Cleveland church praising Egyptian President Anwar Sadat for his visit to Israel as a peace mission. He described the trip as a breakthrough in consciousness and urged Arab leaders toward reconciliation, citing divine influence and prophetic language.
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Cleveland
U.N
Andrew Young
Mideast
Anwar Sadat
Israel
Qlivet
Banlist Church
Young
Jerusalem
Sadat
United Church of Christ
Sweden
Hal Linden checks into hospital with bronchitis exhaustion
Hal Linden known as Barney Miller has checked into Community General Hospital in Monticello New York with viral bronchitis and exhaustion. He was in the Catskills with family for a ski club stint at the Concorde Hotel and planned to fly to California to resume filming but stayed for a couple of days, his agent said.
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Monticello
N.Y
Hal Linden
Barney Miller
Linden
Catskills
Concorde Hotel
Jerry Levy
Community General Hospital
California
Levy
Kramer buys $500,000 Seattle area home to escape Beverly Hills syndrome
Film-maker Stanley Kramer says he hopes to shake the Beverly Hills syndrome by purchasing a half million dollar residence near Seattle Washington. He cites desire for his two daughters to attend a different school system and a cleaner air environment.
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Seattle
Stanley Kramer
Washington
Kramer
Big crowd at grave of Presley
About 3,400 Elvis Presley fans paid respects at Graceland on a wet Sunday. They viewed his and Gladys Presley’s graves, left flowers on bronze tablets, and spent up to 15 minutes at the Meditation Garden while security guided groups along the estate grounds. Gates closed at 4 p.m. with a dozen visitors still outside.
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Memphis, Tenn
Graceland
King
Elvis Presley
Presley
Mather
Gladys Love Presley
Securty
Yale freezes pests to save rare Yale volumes
In New Haven Yale University insects damaged rare Beinecke Library books. Writers describe freezing 20 below zero as a safer fast method after traditional pesticides risk human exposure. Since June 167 volumes were iced and thousands more follow as researchers study the process.
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New Haven, Conn
Yale University
Yale
Beinecke Library
Charles Remington
Kenneth M. Nesheim
Nesheim
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AP Laserphoto
Sun
Bullock’s
Lakewood
Clark Avenue
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