Tony nominees spotlight Anne Bancroft and more
ANNE BANCROFT named among 1978 Tony nominees for outstanding actress in a play for Golda. Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis attends the Tel Aviv University Jewish Diaspora Museum dedication. Sir Robert Menzies, longtime Australian leader, dies at 83 near Melbourne.
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Melbourne
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Hamburgers at 300 Degrees May Produce Mutagens
A Washington University team led by Dr Barry Commoner reports that hamburgers fried at temperatures above 300 degrees Fahrenheit in electric pans generate mutagens linked to cancer risk. Broiling microwave cooking and rare frying reduce or avoid the risk.
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New York
Washington University
Center For the Biology of Natural Substances
Barry Commoner
EPA to publish single estimated MPG rating next year
EPA Administrator Douglas Castle announced the agency will drop its three mileage figures and publish only the city driving rating, the lowest MPG, as the single estimated MPG. He called it a temporary step toward a better forecasting method for consumer fuel mileage.
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EPA
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Castle
Hearst Returns to Prison to Complete Seven-Year Sentence
Patricia Hearst begins a new prison term at Pleasanton federal facility near San Francisco after 18 months at large. She faces at least 14 months in minimum security, with eight daily duties and limited privacy, while her appeals have been exhausted.
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Supreme CourtRules Wiretap Evidence Admissible in Narcotics Case
The Supreme Court ruled 7-2 that evidence from a telephone wiretap is admissible despite only about 40 percent of monitored calls relating to the investigation. Justice Brennan dissented, warning the decision weakens privacy rights and enables government overreach under the 1968 Omnibus Crime Control Act.
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Thurgood Marshall
Fire at Jenkins Hotel in Jellico kills 11
A deadly early morning blaze at the Jenkins Hotel in Jellico Tennessee killed at least 11 people and injured others. Firefighters from Jellico Jacksboro La Follette and Williamsburg Kentucky battled the flames as two adjacent buildings were damaged and officials investigated the cause.
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Defense rests in Greene murder trial amid conflicting testimony
In Cleveland, the defense rested after four of 37 trial days in the Danile J. Greene murder case. The state plans rebuttal today to counter alibis placing defendants away from Lyndhurst scene. Closing arguments loom. verdict possible by Friday.
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Cuyahoga County
Common Pleas
Danile J. Greene
Greene
Lyndhurst
Ronald D. Carabbia
Angelo Lonardo
House passes 3.6 billion foreign aid bill after cuts
The House approved a 3.6 billion foreign aid bill 225 to 148 after trimming 150 million from the proposal. The cut, 5 percent, targets Israel and Egypt, drawing criticism that it could weaken peace efforts.
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D-Wis
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Nationwide asks high court for fast hearing on New Jersey auto insurance ruling
Nationwide Insurance seeks expedited review by the New Jersey Supreme Court and Appellate Division after a lower court blocked its plan to phase out auto coverage for 77 000 policyholders. The firm cites public interest as it reports a 39 million dollar loss in 26 years in New Jersey.
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UPI
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State Supreme Court
New Jersey
Nationwide
Superior Court
Morton I. Greenberg
James J. Sheeran
Lt Beulah Casey in crash crew training at Santa Ana base
Lt Beulah Casey, a Smithville, Tennessee native now assigned to the Marine Base in Santa Ana, California, participates in crash crew training exercises. A second photo highlights the lieutenant.
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Santa Ana
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UPI
Cleveland bid for federal youth jobs funds rejected
Cleveland's bid of 6.5 million dollars for a federal youth summer jobs program was deemed unprofessional and lacking details. Mayor Dennis J. Kucinich's administration has until Wednesday to correct the application or risk the program being turned over to Cuyahoga County, per Labor Department official Rick Kaufman. Council President George L. Forbes confirmed the possible transfer if the deadline passes.
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Cuyahoga County
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