First Ladies Attend Carter Luncheon at Guggenheim
Rosalynn Carter hosted a buffet luncheon at New York's Guggenheim Museum attended by Imelda Marcos and about 450 wives of U.N. representatives. The menu featured fried chicken chili steak and lobster in a formal afternoon gathering.
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Soviet killer satellite deemed troublesome by Defense Secretary
Defense Secretary Harold Brown said the Soviet Union has an operational killer satellite ready for use in hostilities. The weapon could target U S photo satellites within about 550 miles of Earth, threatening intelligence gathering while U S anti-satellite efforts remain in preliminary stages. Brown emphasized a desire to keep space free from conflict.
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Paul Simon Foils Robbery At His New York Apartment
Songwriter Paul Simon and doorman Jim Kelly faced a gunman at an Upper West Side duplex. The robber demanded diamonds or cash and chased away by Kelly, then knocked the pistol from the suspect when the gunman drew a knife. Simon pursued, hailed a taxi, and helped lead police to an arrest near Lincoln Center.
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Woman is awarded 45000 in police civil rights suit
An 80-year-old North Philadelphia woman Cleo Smith won a federal jury award of 45000 after claiming Sgt Edward Conner violated her civil rights by calling her nuts detaining her and taking her to Philadelphia General Hospital for complaining about loitering youths The city plans an appeal and the case cites false arrest and First Amendment violation Meanwhile Buenos Aires Ritz theater to reopen as the Fantasy showing exclusively Walt Disney films marking Argentina first Disney run in a true movie house
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Drug charge dropped may be used to bypass speedy trial act
The charges were dismissed without prejudice, allowing possible refile. Dale Quillen, attorney for Jennings, said the move may be a tactic to sidestep the Speedy Trial Act.
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