Second music suit filed against Baron's Tucson
Broadcast Music Inc. sues Barc on's in Tucson claiming public performance of songs without a license on April 14. The suit, joined by multiple publishers, seeks at least $250 per violation plus costs and an injunction.
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New York
Dan M. Durrant
Phoenix
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Baron's
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U.S.A
Tnc
Sherlyn Publishing Co
Screen Gems
Columbia Music Inc
Mighty Three Music
Man-Ken Music Ltd
Pittsburgh Transit Strike Shuts Down City Mass Transit
About 1,700 Amalgamated Transit Union workers walked off against Allegheny County Port Authority Transit in Pittsburgh in near zero temperatures. 360,000 daily riders must find other means as talks stalled after a five month bargaining period and a binding arbitration vote failed 707 to 612.
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Allegheny County Port Authority
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Mideast peace views split at Arizona talks
Jesuit Father Joseph Ryan and Rabbi Meir Kahane voiced divergent outlooks on Middle East peace at the University of Arizona. Ryan argued Arab states accept Israel’s existence but obstacles include Israeli and U.S. governments and pro Israel lobbies, while Kahane dismissed Arab moderation and warned that land concessions would trigger war.
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Boston
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Beirut
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Congregation Anshei Israel
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Iraq
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Jordan
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PLO
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Left hand stolen from real estate man found missing
Lawrence Smith, 29, reported his artificial left hand stolen from his home at 4056 S Evergreen Ave. He says drawers were opened and eggs spattered, but nothing else taken. Police hypothesize a rear-door entry and continue investigation into the odd theft of the $600 prosthetic.
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Lawrence Smith
Smith
S. Evergreen Ave
Ex-wife given probation for murder-for-hire plot
Pauline T. Whitehead, nearly blind ex-wife of Judge Jack Arnold, received five years probation for offering 10,900 to a supposed hit man to kill her ex-husband. A jury found her guilty of soliciting murder. she also must perform 24 months of community service.
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Pauline T. Whitehead
Pima County Superior Court
Jack T. Arnold
Frost's Franconia retreat listed on National Register
The summer home of poet Robert Frost in Franconia New Hampshire has been placed on the National Register of Historic Places. The designation preserves Frost's residence and its surrounding grounds as a historic site.
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UPI
Robert Frost
Franconia
N.H
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