Exiled Shah of Iran hospitalizes in New York
The deposed monarch Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, 59, entered New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center after arriving from Mexico for extensive medical examinations amid reports from Tehran that he suffers from terminal cancer. Iran plans to send a physician observer. Carter administration granted entry for treatment.
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Tehran
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Horvitz proposes 3 way split of family empire
Lorain publisher Harry R. Horvitz seeks to divide his $180 million business empire into three independent segments to settle a bitter family dispute. The 413 page brief to Cuyahoga County Probate Judge Nahra, filed by Harry C. Nestor, names Harry, brothers Leonard and William, and retainer Francis Kane as involved parties. The heirs are seven Horvitz grandchildren. A consolidation of the family businesses faced Harry’s objections, aiming to keep him in control of the trust. The estate has grown from about $30 million at the father’s death to over $180 million now.
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Harry C. Nestor
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William
Francis Kane
Kane
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Brokaw Rescues Chancellor From Cheese Choking Incident
NBC Today host Tom Brokaw intervened to help news anchor John Chancellor who began choking on Gouda cheese during a lunch date with Republican hopeful John Connally. A bear hug technique was used as Chancellor coughed and turned gray before responders aided him.
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NBC
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John Chancellor
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Brokaw
Bill McAndrew
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Lawmakers Push 35 Hour Workweek as Standard
Washington UPI report notes Rep. John Conyers and AFL-CIO urge House subcommittee to pass a bill cutting the normal workweek from 40 to 35 hours, banning mandatory overtime and doubling overtime pay above 35 hours. Proponents say unemployment could drop and productivity rise.
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UPI
Afl-Cio
House
John Conyers
D-Mich
Conyers
House Education and Labor
James Oberstar
D-Minn
Subcommittee
Edward Beard
D-R.l
Radpy Oswald
Prime rate hits 15 percent at Morgan Guarantee Trust
New York AP Morgan Guaranty Trust Co raised its prime lending rate on Tuesday to 15 percent, the first major bank to do so. Two weeks earlier, the nation's largest banks boosted rates for top borrowers to 14.5 percent.
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New York
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
Shamblin murder case hinges on alleged payment of 200
Linda L Shamblin 34 is charged with complicity to commit aggravated murder in Milford F Shamblin 36 found shot Aug 29 near Rt 10. Her brother Bill Hayes testified at a preliminary hearing that she met Daniel Fels and paid about 200 to 300 dollars to have her husband killed. Hayes said she discussed hiring someone to kill him since earlier this year and claimed she was not herself, living on pills.
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Daniel Fels
Bill Hayes
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Outpick Miller contest tightens as deadline nears
Miller faces a flood of entries for the I Beat Don Miller football contest with noon Thursday as the deadline. More than 350 envelopes poured onto his desk as fans vie for a T shirt by correctly picking 20 weekend games. Last year 1,430 entries produced 128 winners.
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Weather outlook showers and possible storms tonight
A weather update notes showers likely with a chance of thunderstorms through tonight. Lows are expected in the upper 60s to around 70 with a few cooler pockets. consult page A-7 for full details.
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