Today Gays Glad Anita's Set for Show Again
Miami AP reports gay rights leaders say they are delighted Anita Bryant will get another chance to host a television talk show despite her opposition to a housing discrimination ban. Spokesman Bob Banker hopes the revival raises awareness against discrimination and for gay rights. The Singer Co. said cancellation plans for a pilot had not been cleared with top management.
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New York
Sister Maureen Murphy acquitted in newborn death
HOCHESTER NY AP The head of an order says it is too soon to predict consequences after Sister Maureen Murphy 37 a Nun formerly principal of Trinity Montessori School was acquitted of first degree manslaughter in the death of her newborn boy whom prosecutors say she asphyxiated in a convent bathroom last April in Brighted.
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Jury awards man $20,000 in alleged police beating
In Sunnyside Washington a Yakima County jury awarded Donald Golob 20 000 after he claimed former officer Mark Bales beat him for refusing to sign a speeding ticket. Golob testified he was kicked jumped on and slammed into gravel on October 10 1974. He sought 900 008 against the city and officer but the award covered the incident. The trial lasted three days and the jury deliberated about five hours.
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Yakima County
Bungling Baltimore bandit shoots himself in the foot
AP reports a bungling Baltimore robber shot himself in the foot during a bar holdup. Witnesses say armed men entered the bar on Friday, one leapt to the counter shouting a mock hold up. The amateur clipped himself while grabbing cash and about 200 dollars from patrons before stumbling away. Police say the wounded man did not seek hospital treatment.
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Judge issues bench warrant for Carol Channing
Baltimore AP reports a city court judge issued a bench warrant for actress Carol Channing after she failed to appear for a court testy regarding the December theft of her $30,000 mink coat. Judge James A. Parrott called her a great performer but not above the law. city attorney William Swisher said he would not compel her appearance in Los Angeles.
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U S toons cleared for competition inpetitio Cuba talks hinted
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance signaled renewed U S Cuba talks on broad issues. He outlined a potential “potty diplomacy” allowing sports exchanges and renewed an anti hijacking pact, while noting no preconditions for negotiations on fishing boundaries and other outstanding problems.
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New York City Nears Bankruptcy Deadline With Bank Plan Debate
New York City faces a looming bankruptcy deadline as banks offer to back city bonds in exchange for tight budget controls and a state appointed review board. Mayor Beame rejects any loss of home rule while talks stall with unions and federal officials cautious about federal aid and loan repayment prospects.
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Opera fans delay Carter call in Las Vegas
KLAV radio in Las Vegas bumped President Carters live call in show to a later slot to air the Metropolitan Opera at the normal time. Owner Alvin Korngold said he could shuffle schedules but not the opera. The program aired on tape delay after UCLA game due to timing and CBS affiliate costs.
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U.S. Firms Stand Against Arab Boycott Pressure
Fifty two major American companies pledge to resist Arab demands to boycott Israel, with 42 more firms and banks to be asked at 1977 meetings to disclose boycott policies. The American Jewish Congress promotes a shareholder campaign urging transparency on Arab boycott participation.
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Till Target Bhoot Cone Sports
Fragmentary notice lists prizes and free soup, lacks clear event or date details. Unable to determine full entities or outcome from the readable text.
Country Butchering in Burkittsville This Week
Burkittsville reritan community sale runs Friday March 3 to 7 p.m and Saturday March 12 at 3 8 a.m. Advance orders encouraged with contact line 71 61%. Prices and times listed for buyers and vendors.
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Lottery numbers reported from Maryland and Pennsylvania
The Baltimore area daily lottery lists 372 as the winning number in Lumbershore drawings, while Philadelphia reports 55 as the Pennsylvania Daily Lottery result. The AP dispatch notes Friday drawing updates for two states with distinct results.
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Fragmentary OCR item on Teleprime 7353171 and Decal risks
Partial and obscured text describes Teleprime 7353171 and decal printing risks with numbers and rates. The readable items mention Paget, AP pews, and a sport reference, but content is incoherent and names are unclear. No clear event or outcome is present.
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Gunman who held hostages killed by Colorado Springs police
A gunman identified as Jerry Wayne Alston, 28, who took four people hostage in a multi state robbery spree, was killed by Colorado Springs police after abandoning a van and attempting to flee on foot. One hostage and another person were wounded, and a second hostage, Russell Ryals, 28, Pueblo, died from injuries. Carol Thorpson, 28, also Pueblo, was treated and released. Alston had a 357 magnum revolver and had tied hostages to cars during the incident near Interstate 25 in Pueblo. authorities noted he was on parole from a Texas prison for armed robbery.
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