Boston roguish gallery lists tax delinquent leaders
Boston officials displayed a rogues gallery at City Hall showing 18 tax delinquents including State Sen. Bill Owens and Executive Councilor Herbert Connolly. Tax totals reach millions in excise and real estate taxes. one entry listed a dead man correctly or mistakenly. Local leaders defend the public disclosure as a tax collection move following last spring’s uproar over delinquent debts.
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Boston
Kevin H. White
Howe
Sedley
Bill Owens
Royal J. Bolling Jc
Herbert L. Connolly
E. M. Loew's
Penn Central Railroad
Cook
Hils
Lionel Goldman
Goldman
City Hall
Benjamin Kilgore
Pentinental
Loew's
Owens
Tyro
Rolling
Connélly
Fifth Legionnaires case reported in Ohio child patient
A 7 year old Columbus girl at Riverside Methodist Hospital is diagnosed as Ohio's fifth Legionnaires case. State Health Department spokesman Jon Christensen said an Aug 5 admission followed by 13 days of pneumonia like symptoms. Blood samples were sent to the CDC with others for testing. One death in Ohio has been linked to the outbreak.
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Columbus
Ohio
Riverside Methodist Hospital
Jon Christensen
State Health Department
Thireday
National Center For ‘Disease Control
Atlanta
Catherine M McCoy
Walter
American Legion
Philadelphia
Jutclle'Craigy
Cumberlid
Ohio State University Hospital
OSU
Reverse discrimination case worries righters
Washington AP The Congressional Black Caucus and civil rights groups warned the Carter administration about a proposed government legal brief in the Bakke reverse discrimination suit before the Supreme Court. The caucus met the President to urge concern over black unemployment and argued a ruling against the government program would hurt civil rights progress. The brief would support considering race in admissions to aid minorities but oppose quotas like in Bakke's case as unconstitutional.
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Washington
Congressional Black Caucus
Carter
Supreme Court
Black Caucus
Alan Bakke
University of California Medical School
Cvil
Bakke
Congress nears final budget as deficit projections rise
Washington AP reports Congress closes in on final budget for the new fiscal year. Senate draft shows a 4.7 billion deficit versus the House plan of 61.6 billion deficit. House rejected Korea aid cut amid a vote split. Caputo urged cuts from Korea subsidies, and Jacobs failed to cut all aid to South Korea. President Carter had proposed 61.5 billion deficit on 462.8 billion outlay. Timing hinges on reconciled budget by September 15 for 1978.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Carter
Wmidh
South Korea
Tongsun Park
Bruce F. Caputo
R-N.y
Caputo
United States
Hep
Andrew Jacobs
D-Ind
Lottery Roundup From Baltimore and Pennsylvania Draws
The Winsing numbers for Maryland and Pennsylvania draws are reported. Maryland's Number drawn on Thursday night was 624. Pennsylvania's daily Kittery entry shows 644.
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Baltimore
API
Maryland
Pittsburghiap
Pennsylvania
Kittery
N C Major Primary Results About 65 Percent Returns Counted
Initial tally from the North Carolina primary shows about 65 percent of votes counted with early leads reported in several key counties. Candidates in statewide races await fuller totals as precincts continue to report and results move toward final certification.
New York Mayoral Race Ends in Runoff Run with Koch Cuomo
Mayor Beame is ousted marking the end of his term as Koch and Cuomo advance to a runoff after a record turnout in the crowded Democratic mayoral primary. Beame, 71, vows support for the next mayor as Abzug and others reflect on the city’s financial crisis.
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New York City
New York
Borough
Hide
Abraham D. Beame
Bella
Abzug
Edweard
Koch
Manhattan
East Side
Maria Cuomo
Hugh L. Carey
Beame
Vincent Impellitteri Tost
Robert Wagner
City Hall
Securities and Exchange Commission
Cuomo
Cupris
Roy M. Goodman
Radio
Barry Farher
Farher
Johnn. Lindsay
Beare
Kennedy aide Kenneth O Donnell dies at 53 in Boston
Former Kennedy aide Kenneth P O Donnell known as Keony died in Boston at age 53 after a long undisclosed illness. He served as appointments secretary through the Kennedy years and later as an aide to Johnson, shaping access and decisions for the president. He was a trusted member of Kennedy inner circle and remembered for shielding the president from wasted time while guiding visits.
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Boston
Kenneth P. O'Donnell
John F. Kennedy
O'Donnell
Keony
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Arge
Beth Israel Hospital
Pierre Salinger
Sorensen
O Deene
Fragmentary notices and postal details confuse reader
The text lists scattered names and dates like New Year’s Bay and Memorial Day along with vague addresses and codes. It includes stray postal notes, class postage mentions, and an Associated Press disclaimer. The fragmentary nature obscures a coherent event or notice for clear summarization.
Treaty foes begin campaign against Panama Canal pact
Conservative foes plan a three pronged push to sway public opinion against Senate ratification. Sen. Paul Laxalt will outline strategy with Republican and Democratic lawmakers, focusing on human rights under Torrijos, canal security, and U.S. arrangements with Panama. Reagan and other conservatives lead the effort with a direct mail blitz and ads.
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Richard Pyle
Wester Washington (Ap
Senate
Paul Laxalt
K-Nev
Senate Trealy
Panama
Hrig
Omar Torrijos
Canal
United States
Freedom. Howse
Center
California
Ronald Reagan
Laxalt
Reagan
Sens
Strom
Thurmond
RSC
Jesse Helms
RNC
Caxatl
Six Missing After Oil Tank Explosion Near Rawlins Wyoming
An oil storage tank explosion near Rawlins Wyoming left at least six workers missing and presumed dead. Officials said more than 20 workers escaped the blaze as two sustained minor burns. The Red Desert site is about 20 miles northwest of Rawlins.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Red Desert
Wyoming
Rock star Gregg Allman reveals marriage to Cher
Gregg Allman tells Viva magazine he never loved Cher and knew he had made a mistake after marrying her. He recalls their wedding followed by a quick trip away and says he was unsure about the union from the start.
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Greg Alinen
Gregg Allman
Cher
New York
Viva Magazine
Allman
Nevada
Flynt To Be Arrested For Selling Soft Core Magazines
Publisher Larry Flynt planned to be arrested on obscenity charges after meeting Fulton County official Hinson McAuliffe about Hustler and Chic at a downtown Atlanta bookstore. McAuliffe did not appear by 1 p.m. and Flynt left, pledging to continue sales until arrest and court challenge.
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Atlanta
Larry Flynt
Hustler
Chic
Flynt
Fulton County
Hinson McAuliffe
McAuliffe
Taxes on J Paul Getty estate reach ten million dollars
Los Angeles AP reports the first phase of settling the 700 million J Paul Getty estate ended with tax payments and clearance of claims. Executor Edward Landry said Getty left most assets to charity and that taxes were about ten million, with the Getty Museum and related charity receiving the bulk.
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Los Angeles
J. Paul Getty
Mr. Getty
Edward Landry
Title Insurance
Aloeaity
Gordo
J. Ronald
Promoter Relents on Seizing Perry Como Theater
In West Springfield Massachusetts lawyers for Perry Como promoter backed off from seizing a theater tent and stage gear after owner Michael Plannucci agreed to gradually repay $15 000 to cover a bounced check. The move allows the Sturrowton Theater to remain open at the Eastern States Exposition for Buddy Hackett's final three performances of the 19th season. Guber Ford Gross Productions had asserted claim to the tent chairs and equipment but consents to staged repayments this fall and winter following a contentious dispute.
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West Springfield
Mass
Perry Como
Sturrowton
Eastern States Exposition Fairgrounds
Buddy Hackett
Guber-Ford-Gross
New York
Michael Plannucci
Congressmen fault TV for portraying the elderly as witless
A House aging committee hearing critiques television stereotypes of seniors. Congressman Clavie Pepper, marking his 77th birthday, decries depictions of Aunt Blaby and toothless elder figures while network executives defend respectful portrayals and note more elderly focused programs this season. Maggie Kuhn and Nicholas Johnson back calls to end ageist ads and bias toward younger buyers.
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Janet Stashar
Associated Press
Iter
Washington
Pepsi
Rep
Clavie Pepper
House Select Committee On Aging
Pepper
Florida
Johnny Carson
Blaby
Thomas J.‘Davnes
de N.Y
Maggie Kuhn
The
Gray Panthers
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