Sam the ice cream man of New York City
In steamy Manhattan summer streets Sam Batchoff, longtime ice cream man at a corner near the East River, delights generations of neighborhood kids with Sammy’s Whammys and jokes. He greets customers by name, recalls birthdays, and treats every youngster as his own, the city’s kids say.
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Carter presses for Middle East peace with open ties
President Carter urges a peace settlement that includes full diplomatic relations between Israel and Arab states. He cites talks with Israeli Prime Minister Begin due later this month and says a lasting settlement could come by year end. He plans a decision on producing a new neutron bomb after studies due by Aug. 15.
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Scottsboro plaintiff seeks $6 million against NBC
Attorney Ray Fraley accompanied client Victoria Price Street in Winchester Tennessee for a $6 million suit claiming she was raped by the Scottsboro Boys forty six years ago. Her lawyer says she suffered mental anxiety humiliation and embarrassment from a television movie of the case.
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Alaska pipeline repair uses liquid nitrogen purge method
A repair at pump station No introduced liquid nitrogen instead of gaseous nitrogen to purge the 48 inch Prudhoe Bay to Valdez line. Repairs and testing were expected to be completed yesterday, according to UPI.
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Docile elephant kills zoologist at New Orleans zoo
In New Orleans, a calm elephant named Miss Sunbeam bumped zoologist Mark Gordon, 26, against a concrete wall, killing him. Zoo officials say no aggression was shown and describe it as a tragic accident.
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Sequoia Suger Taken For Ride In Watergate Era Sale
Thomas Aquinas Malloy paid 286000 for the presidential yacht Sequoia and took possession under protest after it was stripped of furnishings. The Florida developer plans a traveling museum with a two dollar fee, detailing Watergate era moments for visitors. The vessel heads to Providence amid bids and government removal of some contents.
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Mahon to quit as dean of the House after current term
longtime Texas Democrat George Mahon announces he will not seek reelection in 1978, ending a 43 year House tenure and chairmanship of the Appropriations Committee since 1964. He cites turning 80 and his duty to the 19th District, reflecting on his fiscal conservatism and public service.
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Chicago police probe porn shop crime syndicate control
Chicago detectives say four East Coast Mafia families direct distribution of pornographic material in the United States. They report shops pay up to 50 percent of profits as street taxes to the crime syndicate, with Joseph DiVarco as a top extorter in Chicago. Investigators name Robin Stermen in Cleveland as a major distributor.
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Palestinians admit Israeli bombing at Petah Tiqva market
A Palestinian guerrilla group claimed responsibility for a time bomb at Petah Tiqva market that killed a woman and wounded 20 others as a reaction to Prime Minister Begin's settlement policy. Police detained about 10 Arabs for questioning as hospital reports cited a 16 year old woman’s death during surgery and other serious injuries.
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