Notable honors and events span world leaders and celebrities
Former Prime Minister Harold Wilson becomes Sir Harold after being named Knight of the Garter. Woodward and Bernstein cancel part of their Watergate book tour amid criticism over lack of footnotes. King Carl XVI Gustaf completes a U S motor city visit and heads to Houston for events tied to a 27 day U S Bicentennial tour. Franklin Delano Roosevelt Jr. is divorced near Hyde Park. Princess Anne may resume riding as doctors report a minor back injury. Brezhnev returns to public life after a 46 day absence at Lenin birthday celebrations.
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London
Harold Wilson
Sir Harold
Buckingham Palace
Wilson
Britain
Detroit
Carl XVI Gustaf
Sweden
Motor City
Henry Ford II
Houston
Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center
United States
New York
Moscow
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Lenin
Brezhnev
Crimea
Kremlin Palace of Congresses
Goren Bridge Tips From Jais and Trezel Display
Dr Jais and Roger Trezel are noted for winning Bermuda Bowl World Team Olympiad and World Olympiad Pairs prestigious titles. The column presents echo signaling in defense and example play to illustrate suit length counting. It explains how West can deduce the right play by reading partner signals and remaining cards, then prompts readers to obtain Goren shortcuts via a mailed request.
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Pierre Jais
France
Roger Trezel
Dr. Jais
Jais
West
East
Declarer
South
John Muir Campaigned for Sequioa Protection in Kings Canyon
In 1891 the naturalist John Muir launched a federal protection campaign for the 7 000 Sequois in what is now Kings Canyon National Park. The area achieved designation in 1940.
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San Francisco
John Muir
Kings Canyon National Park
New Ellenton Church of God Hosts Revival
The Rev. Joseph Carter will lead revival services at the New Ellenton Church of God from Wednesday April 28 through Sunday May 2 with nightly 7 30 p m services. Carter serves as one of 15 evangelists for the Church of God in South Carolina and the public is invited.
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New Ellenton
Joseph Carter
Beirut battle kills and wounds over 300 in renewed fighting
In Beirut heavy shelling by Moslem and Christian factions left more than 100 dead and 200 wounded. Homes burned in Nabaa and surrounding districts. many bodies believed in ruins. The cease-fire faltered as Palestinian leader Abu Iyah urged political resolution to end the conflict.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Nabaa
Abu Iyah
Yasir Arafat
al Fatah
Soliah testifies on Hearst ties in Carmichael bank robbery case
Patrick Soliah describes his relationship with Patricia Hearst and denies taking part in the April 21 1975 Carmichael bank heist. He acknowledges Hearst’s presence in Sacramento during her underground year and cites her claims of fear of the Harrises and desire to stay hidden. He says he learned not to ask questions and that his fingerprints appeared on SLA hideout evidence.
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Sacramento
Calif
Steven Soliah
Patricia Hearst
Carmichael
Miss Hearst
Soliah
Bill
Emily Harris
Patty
Symbionese Liberation Army
SLA
San Francisco
Harrises
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Washington Post
Bob Woodward
Carl Bernstein
Simon & Schuster
Los Angeles
Boston
Richard M. Nixon
Poughkeepsie, N.Y
Franklin Delano Roosevelt Jr
Felicia
Hyde Park
Duchess County Supreme Court
Anne
Richard Bayliss
Montreal
Princess
Charles H. Goren
Omar Sharif
The
Chicago Tribune
Charles Goren
Callenon Hopkins
Jones Roofing & Construction Co
Georgia Ave
North Augusta
Columbia Presbyterian Hospital
Ivad
Suleiman Franjieh
Aiken
Ithe Ae Hss Rg
Walt Disney
ROCK/SG CHAIR THEATRE
Soliah Patty
Ben Franklin
Kalmia Plaza
Corudhead
Jaguars
Augusta
Gordon Hwy
Broyhill
Brayhill
Highues of
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Aiken, D.C
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