Card misread. Levy contempt sentence for arrears
In Chicago a greeting card backfired in circuit court as Stanley Levy 29 was sentenced to jail for contempt over $51,255 in child support for his wife Etty Levy and their 6 month old daughter Janine Tucker. The judge ordered release only after full payment. Several other briefs follow from New York Halloween ads to Prince Philip solving a traffic jam by walking.
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Aircraft layoffs loom as defense cuts bite industry
Large scale job losses loom in the aviation sector as defense program reductions unfold. An Associated Press survey indicates up to 160,600 more workers could be laid off nationwide over a year or more, with regional stress from plant closures and reduced military orders. Key figures from Orval R. Cook and industry reports detail varying impacts, noting that air transport growth may offset some military cuts.
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Los Angeles Hub for Fake Degrees Exposed
Atty. Gen. Edmund G. Brown reports that Los Angeles hosts more than 50 fake diploma institutions offering MA and PhD degrees and religious titles. Investigators found people paid cash for forms and sometimes took bulk graded tests. Lynwood dealer Michael Johnson testified he sold bachelor of arts degrees for 9.50 dollars each and Greenbriar College in Downey ran mail order decrees to swindle mass seekers.
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J T Rucker Newsreel Cameraman Dies at 70
Joseph Terrell Rucker a renowned newsreel cameraman died at his San Francisco home after a long career beginning in 1914 with Universal Newsreel Co. He retired two years ago after recording events around the Pacific basin for four decades. A funeral service was set for Wednesday.
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Body of Airman Found in Japan
The body of Lt. David L. Lett of Traeyton Washington, a radar operator who bailed from a stricken U S Air Force bomber Sunday, was found and identified today by the Air Force. Preliminary investigation indicates Lett's parachute failed to open.
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Best Friends Widow Ends Estate for Cats in Michigan
The will of Mrs. Blanche Bonner Barber admitted to probate in Tonia area left most of her estate to fund food and care for her cats. Bond set at 26000 for executrix Hattie Schaefer. Barber, a former Detroit schoolteacher, died recently at her Saranac home.
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