Policewoman Rehired After Chief Overruled Dress Code
Sherry Landsberg, the city of St Petersburg Beach’s first policewoman, was reinstated after Police Chief Gil Thivener fired her for not meeting the dress code. City manager Royle overruled, ordering a haircut to comply while a separate women’s dress code is planned. Landsberg had begun duty March 24 and wore hair long in a knot before the reversal.
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Thivener
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Mint Landsberg
Thivenor
Unidentified Victims in Canary Islands Air Crash Stand at 114
At Dover Air Force Base Pan American says 114 of 826 bodies from the Tenerife collision remain unidentified. Most victims were from California. Next-of-kin records and medical files may yield further identifications. work will continue in Washington as matches are sought.
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Pan American World Airways
Pan Am
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Canary Islands
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California
Haythausen
Washington
Igre
Groucho Marx Guardian Stripped of Power in Court
Erin Fleming, Groucho Marx’s longtime manager, was stripped of authority over Marx’s affairs by Superior Court Judge Edward Rafee die. Nat Perrin appointed temporary guardian as hearings continue on permanent conservatorship with $3 million estate.
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Searard
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Mars
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Courh
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Miss Fleming
Marx
Arthur
Comedien
Mec
Tim
Perrin
Arthur Mary
Roy Kaufman
Howard Beenstein
Maryland Lottery Draws 108 in Numbers Gone Daily
Baltimore AP reports the winning number in Maryland's Numbers Gone daily lottery is 108, shown as ONO or N Nine. The draw confirms the result for players across the state, with officials noting no further details on prizes.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania Lottery Daily Drawing Report
Pittsburgh fridays number in the Pennsylvania daily lottery was 644.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Daily Mail fragmentary notice
Fragmentary OCR text from The Daily Mail mentions dates and events in a garbled form, with scattered names and places like Hagerstown and New Year’s Day, but no coherent event or detail sufficient for a concrete summary.
Carter energy plan boosts public view despite costs
A Harris poll for ABC News and Sindlinger & Co shows Carter's overall job rating rising to 68 percent positive after his energy address, with 45 percent approval for his gasoline price rise plan and 32 percent support for aligning crude oil with 1977 world prices. Americans express confusion and reduced financial confidence as the energy program unfolds.
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ABC News
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Sindlinger & Co
Ody
Albert Sindlinger
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Munor
Citicorp
Liegest
New York
Mier Carter
Congress
Armuricans
Cricorp
OY St
United States
ABC Newstarks
Sindlinger
Lindinger
Abc-Harris
Ax. Harris
Justice Dept backs Dayton school desegregation busing plan
The Justice Department under Bell backs a court ordered desegregation remedy in Dayton Ohio that would reallocate busing for about 19 000 students. The plan aims to achieve a district wide racial balance within 15 percent reflecting the district demographics amid a Supreme Court review set for the term’s end.
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Washington
James General Griffin Bell
Mell
Ingowe
Supreme Court
6Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Dayton
Schoo
High Court
Supreme Cour
Bell
Suljcitor
Wade McCree
Cir
Austin
Texas
Indianapolis
Ind
Austinesse
Sth U.s.eourt
Lewis F. Powell Sp
Bloody Day as Pakistan Declares Martial Law in Major Cities
The army orders curfew violations shot on sight and imposes martial law in Karachi Hyderabad Lahore and Lyallpur after Friday violence that left about 35 people dead and many wounded. Protests against Prime Minister Bhutto intensified as the opposition PNA escalated actions.
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Islamabad
Pakistan
Karachi
Hyderabad
Lahore
Noth
Lyallpur
Tuany
Zutlikar Ali Bhutay
Rarache
Court order arrives too late to halt abortion
A 19 year old college student in Whippany New Jersey had an abortion before a temporary restraining order stopping it reached her home. The order was sought by the fetus father John Rothenberger Jr 28 who claimed rights to participate in the decision. Court officials said the matter may be moot after the abortion occurred. The case was pending before the New Jersey Supreme Court with a hearing scheduled for Monday. The family requested privacy as they handle the outcome amid public attention from abortion opponents and supporters alike.
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Wendy Chasatow
State Supreme Court
Robert Clifford
Whippany
Clifford
Miss Chasatow
John Rothenberger Jr
Rothenberger
Cltford
U.S. Supreme Court
New Jersey Supreme Court
New Jersey Rights Life Committe
Kay Krug
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