Atlanta elects Maynard Jackson first black big city mayor
In Atlanta a 60 percent turnout elected Maynard Jackson, 35, the first black mayor of a major southern city, defeating Sam Massell amid white flight warnings. Wyche Fowler beat Hosea Williams for the city council, while a court challenge paused official results. Contrasting note: four bodies identified after Vancouver to Seattle flight.
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Supreme Court security chief denies bugging claims
Washington (UPI) Captain Vernon W. Coble, head of the Supreme Court security guard, says he knows of no evidence the building has ever been bugged. He added the court has long checked security with professionals and found no breach.
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Pablo Casals In Critical Condition After Heart Attack
Renowned cellist Pablo Casals, born 1876 in Vendrell Spain, suffered a heart attack and lung complications. He remained in critical condition in Auxilio Mutuo Hospital Puerto Rico with moments of lucidity reported as doctors monitor his recovery. Casals had previously opposed returning to Spain during Franco era and founded the Prades Festival in 1950, later spending time in Puerto Rico since 1956.
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