Marvin trial testimony resumes after recess in $1 million suit
UPI reports in Los Angeles that testimony resumes in Michelle Marvin's breach of contract suit against actor Lee Marvin after a three day recess. Mitchelson, Marvin's former mistress advocate, pressed his claims while Goldman and Mishkin testified regarding payments and alleged support.
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UPI
Michelle Marvin
Lee Marvin
Marvin Mitchelson
Miss Marvin
Arthur Marshall
Mitchelson
Marvin
Goldman
Michelle
Soviet general blocks daughter's visa exit
The Lozanskys say General Yershov refuses to let his daughter Tanya leave. He allegedly used his influence at the emigration bureau to deny her visa, after Tanya married a Jewish scientist former teacher at Moscow State University eight years ago. The couple once lived in a Moscow flat before departing for Kiev.
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Lozanskys
Tanya
New York
Gen. Yershov
Emigration Bureau
Moscow State University
Edward
South Bronx troubles fuel drive to draft Kennedy in 1980
Nat Martin, 39, director of the Title One program for the Board of Education, formed the National Committee to Draft Sen Edward Kennedy in 1980. He argues Carter’s pledge to revitalize the South Bronx failed, describing Carter’s visit as a slap in the face and urging Kennedy's candidacy for 1980.
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New York
UPI
South Bronx
Carter
Kennedy
Nat Martin
Board of Education
National Committee
Sen
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
Martin
Miss Chinatown USA winner Glenda Tang named
Glenda Tang a 21 year old Columbia South Carolina coed was named Miss Chinatown USA during San Francisco Chinatown New Year celebrations. Tang enjoys piano violin skiing swimming cooking jogging and horseback riding. Carter toured the South Bronx October 5 1977 and urged revitalization with federal aid while facing White House hesitation on Charlotte Street housing the first step of a $1.6 billion plan.
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Glenda Tang
Columbia
S.C
San Francisco Chinatown
Carter
Charlotte Street
Boston Road
South Bronx
Boston
America
Edward Koch
White House
Koch
Teng winds up American tour amid weariness and hope
Chinese Vice Premier Teng Hsiao-ping concluded an eight day U S visit marked by meetings with Kissinger Jackson and Boeing tours. He signaled a possible liberal emigration policy tied to most favored nation status and eyed further jet purchases beyond the 165 million dollars in Boeing jets and parts already bought.
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Seattle
UPI
Teng Hsiao-ping
America
East
West
Peking
Kissinger
Henry Jackson
Dash
Boeing
China
Teng
Jackson
United States
Everett
Boeing Board
T.A. Wilson
Tracey enters mayoral race and nearby candidates named
Tracey announces mayoral bid for the June 5 primary while suggesting Richard Seward may not run. Democrats Seward and Arnold Tollett loom as possible rivals. Mrs. Bowman expected to seek a second term. Hatch Act forces Tracey to resign federal-funded post. $2,250 CETA salary reimbursement tied to Anthony Webner case discussed by council.
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Tracey
Elyria Party
Victor F. Stewart
Democratic Council
Richard P. Seward
Seward
Ward
Arnold Tollett
Bowman
Ford Motor Co
Lorain
Dick Seward
Ohio House of Representatives
Anthony W. Webner
Council
Webner
John Y. Bara
Midview
Snowmobile Rules in National Parks Spark Legal Threat
Environmental groups consider a lawsuit over a proposed rule change allowing snowmobiles on park roads and frozen lakes. Critics argue the plan harms plants, lakes, and primeval landscapes, while supporters cite access and studies showing limited impact on wildlife.
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Washington
UPI
Destry Jarvis
Park and Conservation Association
National
Park Service
Jarvis
National Park Service
Department of Interior
Carter
Grand Teton
Derrick Crandall
International Snowmobile Industry Association
Akron obituaries and legal notices highlight Elias death
Ohio brief reports note George N. Elias co founder of Elias Distributing Co and a Golden Gloves boxer who died at 58 in Akron. Also Richard Bailey left $1 million to Akron City Hospital and Salvation Army. Contie dismisses Contempt charges in Conrail strike case in Lordstown.
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AKRON
UPI
George N. Elias
Elias
John
Elias Distributing Co
Cleveland
General Tire Co
Richard Bailey
General
Akron City Hospital
Salvation Army
U.S. District Court
Leroy Contie
Conrail
Goodman
Lordstown
Contie
Contre
U S halts twelve billion arms sales to Iran
UPI reports Washington halts a 12 billion arms package to Iran as Tehran cuts orders and withdraws personnel. Canceled items include 160 F 16 fighters and 7 E 3 AWACS. Washington plans to reduce military staff in Iran from 700 to 250 amid Iran's financial strain and unrest.
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Iran
Washington
UPI
United States
Defense Department
Tehran
Erich von Marboch
Pentagon
Robert Huyser
THE
Washington Post
Post
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