Card Counter Uston Wins Court Access to Casinos
UPI reports Kenneth Uston, a famed card counter, won a court ruling allowing him back into Atlantic City casinos. Resorts International and the Casino Control Commission seek New Jersey Supreme Court review to limit bans on card counters, while operators warn rules would be tightened to curb his technique.
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Trenton
UPI
Kenneth Uston
Atlantic City
Uston
Resorts International
State Casino Control Commission
New Jersey Supreme Court
Superior Court
High Court
Resorts
Commission
New Jersey
Aston
Casino Control Commission
Pacific Stock Exchange
Burnett libel trial anew possible for Enquirer
Hollywood The National Enquirer seeks a new trial or a reduced 1.6 million judgment in Carol Burnett libel case. Superior Court Judge Peter S. Smith set a hearing after attorney William Masterson moved for reduction and a new trial, with appeal possible if rejected.
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UPI
National Enquirer
Carol Burnett
Superior Court
Peter S. Smith
Enquirer
William Masterson
Test tube pregnancy reported from Virginia clinic
Dr. Howard Jones of Eastern Virginia Medical School announced the first U S pregnancy via in vitro fertilization. The patient’s identity was not released but the result is described as a landmark with more announcements expected as the field rapidy advances.
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UPI
Howard Jones
Eastern Virginia Medical School
United States
Jones
England
Australia
India
Virginia
Martin Quigley
University of Texas
America
Linda Grimes
Charles Dean
Virginia Society For Human Life
Dean
Teamsters heir-apparent denies being a crook
Roy Williams, 66, heir-apparent to the Teamsters presidency, tells ABC News he does not consider himself a crook though he knows reputed mob chieftain Nick Civella. Williams delays comment on a mob connection as the union prepares to name an interim president and eyes a June convention victory, while reports say the Justice Department weighs charges over attempts to influence Sen. Howard Cannon on trucking deregulation.
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UPI
Roy Williams
Teamsters
Nick Civella
Williams
Central Conference of Teamsters
Frank Fitzsimmons
ABC News
Civella
Kansas City
Willams
Teamsters General Executive Board
Las Vegas
Justice Department
Sen
Howard Cannon
D-Nev
Ailing Bess Truman Faces First Setback After Hip Surgery
Kansas City doctors report former first lady Bess Truman, 96, has developed an irregular heartbeat, fluctuating blood pressure, and tired kidneys after hip surgery. Surgeon Dr. Wallace Graham will decide whether to insert a bloodstream medication tube, noting age makes such care inherently risky.
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UPI
Bess Truman
Wallace Graham
Truman
Graham
United States
Harry S. Truman
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