Angolan trial of 13 soldiers widens into life losers list
AP reports in Luanda a show trial of 13 captured soldiers from Britain, the US, and Argentina amid Angola's civil war. Among the defendants are ex-British troops, a discharged American Marine, and unemployed ex-soldiers facing possible firing squad as the conflict winds down.
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Godwin orders end to card playing in Virginia state offices
Virginia Governor Mills Godwin issued a cease and desist order banning card playing in state offices after Richmond reporters documented a long running "Mullet" gin rummy gathering involving state officials lobbyists and reporters. He said gambling on public property is illegal and must stop immediately while reviewing the matter with those named.
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Getty Eulogized In Simple Service
Four hundred people attended a simple memorial for billionaire J Paul Getty at Wilshire United Methodist Church. The service featured remarks by Dr Randall C Phillips and noted Gettys lifelong commitments to business culture and living fully.
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Fairfax Man Drowns While Swimming at Bull Run Marina
A 28 year old Fairfax County man identified as Dale M. Cummings drowned while swimming at Bull Run Marina. He and a companion were in the water about 5 p.m. when he started calling for help.
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Movie Pioneer Adolph Zukor Dies at 103 in Los Angeles
Adolph Zukor founder of Paramount Pictures dies at 103 in Century City. Immigrant from Hungary who built the studio era icon, he helped introduce feature films in America with Queen Elizabeth (1911) and signed stars like Mary Pickford. Funeral plans pending. buried in New York.
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