Judge awards Jack Carter nearly 100000 in damages
In Los Angeles, Superior Court Commissioner Leo S. Rit h awarded Jack Carter 49290 in actual damages 15000 in attorney fees and 12000 in punitive damages after a civil suit against money manager George Brodsky who allegedly misappropriated Carter's stock portfolio valued around 10.00. Brodsky formerly of Beverly Hills now in Pennsylvania faced Cary claims of fraud and misrepresentation.
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Los Angeles
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Carter
George Brodsky
Beverly Hills
Brodsky
Pennsylvania
Best Dressed Mondale Leads Guild Top Ten List
Walter Mondale tops the Custom Tailors Guild of America's Best Dressed List as praise for his improving style meets caution from his boss. The Guild cites Mondale alongside Namath Reynolds Rickles Foreman Hall Denver and Pascucci among others reflecting diverse fields from sports to business and entertainment.
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Walter Mondale
Custom Tailors Guild of America
Jimmy Carter
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Mondale
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Namath
Burt Reynolds
Don Rickles
Percy Foreman
Houston
Tex
Monty Hall
John Denver
Frank Gorshin
Mel Boldt
Chicago
Mel Boldt & Associates
Vito Pascucci
Leblanc Corp
Kenosha
Wis
Coretta King Urges South Africa to Persist for Freedom
Coretta Scott King, widow of Martin Luther King Jr., spoke as a U.S. delegate to the United Nations General Assembly. She urged South Africans who enforce apartheid to summon courage, embrace dignity, and recognize the universal birthright of freedom, citing the choice of people of all races to resist oppression.
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Coretta Scott King
South Africa
Pulitzer winner MacKinlay Kantor dies at 73
Novelist MacKinlay Kantor died of a heart ailment in Sarasota Florida at age 73. He won the 1956 Pulitzer for Andersonville about Union soldiers in a Confederate prison camp and the 1976 Freedom Foundation award for Valley Forge. Kantor wrote 32 novels and many short works and contributed to Hollywood.
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Andersonville
Kantor
Sarasota
Fla
Georgia
Freedom Foundation
Valley Forge
Hollywood
No shift in Yemen expected after Hamdi assassination
Western diplomats warned that the Tuesday killing of Yemeni President Ibrahim al Hamdi would not alter Yemen's policy with Saudi Arabia and the United States. The three man presidential council was said to be led by Maj. Ahmed Hussein at Ghamshi.
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APY
Yemen
Ibrahim al-Hamdi
Saudi Arabia
United States
Radio San‘a
al-Hamdi
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Ghamshi
al- Hamdi
San‘a
Radio San'a
Col
Abdullah Mohammed al-Hamdi
Prison escapee finds role in TV film and LA newspaper story
Bill Foulon, 20, escaped from Oregon State Penitentiary last May and later appeared as a British soldier extra in the TV movie Young Joe The Forgotten Kennedy. He told a Los Angeles newspaper his escape within six months, while authorities seek his recapture.
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Medford
Ore
Young Joe
Kennedy
Los Angeles
Oregon State Penitentiary
Fouton
Oregon
Fonlan
Wayne Eatherly
Ls Angeles
Foulon
Bill
Ile
David Janssen
Janssen
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