Hampton in fair condition in Mt Sinai ICU
Bandleader Lionel Hampton remained in intensive care at Mt Sinai Hospital after Thursday internal bleeding. Dr Lawrence Werther said bleeding was controlled and malignancy ruled out. surgery not yet called. Spokesman Chuck Jones canceled NYC appearances at the Friar's Club and Madison Square Garden.
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New York
Lionel Hampton
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Lawrence Werther
Werther
Hampton
Chuck Jones
New York City
Friar's Club
Madison Square Garden
Chess rivals Korchnoi Karpov draw in first game
MOSCOW AP two Soviet grandmasters Viktor Korchnoi and Anatoly Karpov played to a 37 move draw in the opening game of their series to decide who will challenge world champion Bobby Fischer next year. The two men meet again Wednesday with the first to five wins claiming the match, draws not counting.
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Viktor Korchnoi
Anatoly Karpov
Bobby Fischer
Korchnoi
Karpay
Court OKs leniency to draft foe
A 26-year-old Arizona man, Larry Johnson, was granted two years of alternative service over five years while keeping his current construction job in Parker. Judge Andrew Hauk said Johnson could work at a local home for the retarded children, with Parker’s pay capped at what he would have earned in the draft. Probation officers may shorten the term if rehabilitation is shown.
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Los Angeles
Arizona
Ford
Nixon
U.S
Andrew Hauk
Dye
Hauk
Larry Johnson
Johnson
Parker
Ariz
Federal Court District
Lead poisoning linked to animals near Kellogg smelter
In Kellogg Idaho lead poisoning is named as the cause of fatalities among about 25 horses and unknown numbers of cats and dogs yearly. Veterinarian Roy Watson notes effects began 15 years ago and ties contamination to emissions from the Bunker Hill smelter, which also faces claims of elevated lead in over 300 nearby children.
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Idaho
UPD
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Bunker Hill Co
Larson
Hashish Haul Found Welded in Imported Porsche
UPI reports Gary Hesseltine of Mill Valley was charged after U.S. Customs found about 68 pounds of hashish welded into a Porsche arriving from Le Havre. The seizure totaled an estimated 1.2 million dollars. Hesseltine posted 40 000 dollars bond. The car, kept under surveillance since August 31, yielded hashish under floorboards and in heating ducts.
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UPI
California
U.S
Gary Hesseltine
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le Havre
Deserters in Canada oppose Ford clemency terms
In exile across Canada, deserters and draft evaders rally to boycott Ford’s clemency plan. AMEX-Canada's Gerry Condon and Charlie Stimac say few will return, calling the offer a bitter pill. They urge staying in exile or resisting reentry while noting large fugitive counts and in-country opposition.
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Ford
United States
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Amex-Canada
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Charlie Stimac
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White House
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Stimac
U.S
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Elizabeth
N.J
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Chicago
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