Byrne vows to work with Chicago Dems after upset
Chicago mayoral hopeful Jane Byrne says she will not dismantle the Daley machine if elected and believes the regular Democratic organization will endorse her. She phoned Cook County Democratic chairman George W. Dunne to heal campaign rifts and touted broad support from independents, unions, aldermen, and ethnic groups.
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OU students stage hostage drill at Tulsa refinery
OU political science students acted as terrorists in a training exercise and held seven Tulsa police officers hostage for four hours. Officials said officers believed the scenario was real until the simulation ended amid field negotiations.
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Correction notice on tiller advertisements in paper
The illustrations for the 29725 and 29875 garden tillers in the February 28 issue were transposed. The 29725 tiller is gear driven. We apologize for these errors.
Gifford’s Son Injured in Car Crash in New Jersey
Kyle Gifford, 24, son of sportscaster Frank Gifford, was in critical condition at Englewood Hospital after a car crash that killed two companions. Gifford, of Scarsdale New York, suffered injuries not disclosed by a hospital spokesman.
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Ex-Oklahoma senator Bartlett dies
Former U S Sen Dewey Bartlett longtime Oklahoma Republican leader dies at 59 after a two year cancer battle at his Tulsa home surrounded by wife Ann and three children He had fought cancer since January 1977 and earlier left the Senate after health declined Bartlett born March 28 1919 in Marietta Ohio moved to Oklahoma as an oilfield roustabout rising to state senator governor and U S senator a conservative advocate of oil deregulation and a prominent GOP figure in a Democratic state.
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Ohio
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Marvin trial bogged by objections and confusion in Los Angeles
In a protracted Lee Marvin breach of contract case, evidence exceeds 150 items and tempers flare. Hollywood agent Meyer Mishkin testified about letters addressed to "Lee and Michelle" reflecting the actress’s claimed contribution to Marvin's career during 1964 to 1976.
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Michigan state trial drags as Mishkin letters surface
The long running trial over Marvin and Miss Marvin nears its seventh week with debates over letters and a movie release. Judge Marshall urges an end by March 20 as Mishkin testifies about Marian Mis hs? and alleged drinking while defense counters. The case stems from a state Supreme Court ruling on unmarried partners and implied contracts.
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Sex change surgery suit settled in San Francisco
Out of court settlement reached in the Julie Phillips sex change lawsuit against plastic surgeon John Brown and James Spence. Phillips alleged the procedure left her unable to identify as male or female. After three days of testimony, Judge Mullins approved the settlement. Brown was later jailed on 12 counts of issuing an unlicensed prescription and three traffic warrants in Los Angeles.
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Deadly gases force Jersey evacuation
A four alarm fire at a plastics warehouse in an old industrial complex sent deadly fumes into the night air and prompted evacuation of up to 60 arena families. Authorities warned more may leave as burning plastic released hydrochloric acid and phosgene gas. At least two firefighters were hurt. flames and a 200 foot smoke column were visible for miles. Winds forced officials to put schools on standby and police used bullhorns to urge residents to close doors and windows.
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Barricade dodge ends in two deaths near Begin visit
A high speed chase began when a car dodged a barricade set to keep traffic from Israeli Prime Minister Begin. The 21 year old District Heights Maryland driver and a passenger died when the car crashed into a tree on Suitland Parkway. Names were withheld pending relatives notification and police said the incident did not appear related to Begin's visit.
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