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Newspaper

The Gazette

Location

Medina, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1978

Page

3

Prominent Band Leader Louis Prima Dies at 67

The famed band leader Louis Prima, known for his gravelly voice and jazz trumpet, died Thursday on the eve of what would have been his 60th birthday. Leonard Bernstein said he would not change his musical life, reflecting on his career. Tuesday Weld filed a $15 million suit against United Artists Corp over star billing in the film Who’ll Stop the Rain. ABC sued Red Foxx and his production companies for $5 million in breach of contract and sought an injunction related to a 1975 TV pilot agreement.

Louis Prima Leonard Bernstein Tuesday Weld Nick Nolte United Artists Corp American Broadcasting Companies, Inc Redd Foxx Foxx ABC UPI

Higbee Co. Chief Admits Mistakes Behind Losses

Higbee Co. President Herbert E. Strawbridge acknowledged errors causing financial harm to the department store chain and its customers. The firm posted a 2nd quarter loss of 2.2 million on 39.4 million in sales, and a 1.8 million net loss for the first half. He cited inventory imbalances and a shift to higher price ranges that downgraded budget lines and hurt business.

Cleveland UPI Higbee Co Herbert E. Strawbridge Higbee’s Ohio Ment

Wampler to Meet Unions Over Rail Strike in Blacksburg

Representative William C. Wampler plans talks with International Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks and other unions at Blacksburg about the Norfolk and Western strike begun July 10. N W filed suit in Roanoke to halt interference while restricting service and subsidies, with coal shipments affected nationwide.

Roanoke UPI William C. Wampler R-Va International Brotherhood of Railway Norfolk and Western and Railway W&w Wampler Blacksburg N&w

Texas to form five states debate revived in Texas

UPI reports Representative Dan Kubiak argued for splitting Texas into five states to gain more representation, revisiting a 1973 proposal. He linked this to potential DC representation and urged expanding congressional seats for populous states. He suggested acting if District of Columbia gains full voting rights.

Austin Texas UPI District of Columbia Dan Kubiak Kubiak U.S

River cleanup nets treasures along Chicago River

The $200000 a year Chicago River cleanup has recovered items from forest preserves including 50 picnic tables and 50 trash barrels as well as bowling balls and a Volkswagen Bug. Norman J. Weseloh Jr of the Army Corps said the effort is largely federally funded with one fourth from the Metropolitan Sanitary District. The corps has cleaned the river once in sections and Cook County has reclaimed more than $5000 in property dumped by vandals.

Chicago UPI Norman J. Weseloh Jr Army Corps of Engineers Metropolitan Sanitary District Corps of Engineers Weseloh Cook County

Appeals court limits relief for fired TWA stewardesses

A 7th U.S. Circuit panel ruled more than 300 TWA stewardesses fired for pregnancy may not receive damages due to late EEOC filings within 90 days of firing. The decision upheld a 1976 ruling that the policy violated the Civil Rights Act though most plaintiffs are now barred from damages. only about 80 or 90 may be eligible.

Chicago UPI Trans World Airlines 7Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals U.S. District Frank J. McGarr Equal Employment Opportunity Commission TWA American Airlines

Planned Cuyahoga Valley Park costs rise beyond initial estimate

National Park Service officials say the Cuyahoga Valley National Recreation Area will cost about 110 million dollars, 75 percent more than planned four years ago. Land acquisition and development drive the increase as the 20 mile Cleveland Akron corridor is developed over two to three years.

Cleveland UPI Cuyahoga Valley National Recreation Area National Park Service Cuyahoga River Akron

Caustic Titan II silo leak kills worker in Kansas

A nitrogen tetroxide leak at a Titan II missile silo near Rock Kansas killed Sgt. Robert J. Thomas and seriously injured two others. Dozens were evacuated as upwind residents returned home while officials investigated the cause and ensured no nuclear danger remained.

Rock Kan UPI Air Force Kansas Air Force McConnell Base Wichita Jim Hodgson Air Force Propellent Transfer McConnell al Defeno Robert J. Thomas Philadelphia Thomas Defend E.B. Hepstall C.D. Malinger McConnell Hospital

Cleveland plans aerospace show for 1979 unveiling

Cleveland will host an international Aerospace 79 show next August to attract the Anglo French Concorde jetliner Soviet cosmonauts and foreign military flight teams. Mayor Dennis Kucinich announced the event aiming to boost regional industry with NASA Smithsonian Israeli and French government involvement and a tie to the Cleveland Air Races anniversary.

Cleveland UPI Dennis Kucinich Kucinich Cleveland Growth Association Burke Lakefront John A. Gelbach Central National Bank NASA Smithsonian Institution

Dial Rate Cuts Extend to Caribbean and Overseas Calls

AT&T plans lower dial rates for 17 Caribbean locations expansion of dial rates from Bahamas and Bermuda to Area Code 809. Customers save 9 to 16 percent on calls completed without operator help. Overseas rates drop 6 to 20 percent with a temporary 15 percent discount from November 15, 1978 to November 14, 1979.

American Telephone & Tagneed Company At&t Federal Communications Commission FCC United Kingdom Alaska Hawaii Puerto Rico U.S. Virgin Islands United States Communications Satellite Corporation Comsat U.S U.K Caribbean Bahamas Bermuda Cuba St. Pierre and Miquelon

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