Globetrotter Meadowlark Lemon Shot and Wounded in Dispute
Meadowlark Lemon of the Harlem Globetrotters was treated for superficial stab wounds and released from Bellevue Hospital after an alleged attack by his estranged wife Willye Lemon. Willye Lemon pleaded innocent to assault charges in Manhattan Criminal Court and was released pending a May 16 appearance.
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John Wayne Leaves Hospital After Open Heart Surgery
Actor John Wayne, aged 70, exits Massachusetts General Hospital with tight security three weeks after open heart surgery. He boards a private jet at Logan Airport to return to California, tells reporters he feels great and like a new man.
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Actor plans comeback after surgery with Beau John project
The actor feels strong enough to resume his former life after surgery. When asked about continuing acting, he replied yes and announced a new film project titled Beau John, calling it a powerful story.
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Newspeople plan wedding
Jerry Rubin, once a student revolutionary, will marry Mimi Leonard of ABC News. The private wedding is set for May with a reception on May 21, and Rubin will continue lecturing, writing, and hosting a Forum on Living this fall.
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New Mexico clubs honor Lovington woman for membership gain
Mrs. Ben Alexander of the Lovington Woman's Club tops NMFWC awards at the Sally Port Inn for adding 72 new members since April 1977. She receives four place settings of sterling silver and a certificate for her club. Las Cruces Junior Women's Club wins CIP state and Southwest regional awards with a $400 Sears gift. potential national prize of $10,000.
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Austin Leads Nation in Cost of Living For Families
A Labor Department survey shows a four person urban family in Austin can live on 9286 dollars for a low standard 14776 for a middle standard and 21727 for a high standard annually. New York and Boston are among the most costly areas.
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Market decline as Dow drops after two week rally
New York stocks fell sharply with the Dow Jones industrial average down 6.93 to 830.04 in the first hour as losers outnumbered gainers about three to one. Big Board volume reached 9.71 million shares while the composite index slid 0.35 to 53.53.
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TIA Moves Operations to Houston Intercontinental
Texas International Airlines will transfer Hobby Airport flight operations to Houston Intercontinental Airport as of June. The move leaves Southwest Airlines and two commuter carriers as the only commercial flyers at Hobby. TIA will keep its long-term Hobby lease but has no plans to return. The airline will shift five Hobby to Dallas Fort Worth Regional flights to Intercontinental and raise Intercontinental to DFW to 15 daily, with a new terminal planned for 1980.
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