Boston nursing-home operator ties fortune to Las Vegas losses
Charles Brennick, owner of four northeastern nursing homes, faces a $100 million bankruptcy after losing about $37 million in two years. Trustee Joseph Bartlett cites three day Las Vegas and Reno gambling sprees, with losses at Caesar's Palace MGM Grand Stardust. Brennick described as overextending himself while cashing $1 million showings. He cooperates with the estate probe as assets total around $80 million.
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Iceberg Use Conference Draws Global Scientists in Ames
Prince Mohammed al Faisal of Saudi Arabia co sponsors the First International Conference on Iceberg Utilization in Ames Iowa. He has invested heavily in iceberg transport as water resource potential for arid nations, planning large scale shipments and forming Iceberg Transport International.
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Presley bodies moved to Graceland estate
Elvis Presley and his mother Gladys Smith Presley were moved Sunday evening from Forest Hill Cemetery to the Graceland estate. The transfer, approved by city zoning officials, involved about 100 witnesses at the side gate. security was tight and the bodies were buried on the estate grounds later that night.
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Train Hits Truck In Florida Killing Ten People
In Plant City Florida an Amtrak passenger train collided with a pickup truck killing ten people including seven children. All train passengers escaped unharmed and migrant workers are believed among the victims with identifications still in progress. Police found a purse with IDs from Dade City indicating some victims hailed from the area.
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Dayan Sees US PLO Bid Eroding Its Position
Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan warned the United States seeks to push the PLO into Geneva talks through the front door. He said the Soviet American declaration signals erosion of Washington influence on the peace process and the makeup of the Geneva conference. Dayan spoke during a U.S. visit as Carter Administration officials weighed strategy ahead of potential talks.
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Kidnapping of Tin Magnate's Grand-Niece Shocks Geneva
In Geneva two men abducted Grazielle Ortiz-Patino aged about five or six as her chauffeur drove her to school. The child, granddaughter of Bolivian tin magnate Antenor Patino, was taken in an Alfa Romeo with Italian plates and abandoned nearby. Police set roadblocks near the Franco-Swiss frontier. the motive not proven, but officials warned of political or ransom grounds. The chauffeur was hospitalized with minor injuries, and no group has claimed responsibility.
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