Nixon and aides golf at La Jolla Country Club
Former president Richard M. Nixon played a round of golf with Col. Jack Brennan Herb Klein and San Diego dealer Pascal Dilhay at the La Jolla Country Club. Witnesses said Nixon appeared in good spirits waving to bystanders as aides kept cameramen away after several missed putts. The course is about 40 miles from Nixon's San Clemente estate.
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Governor Boren Ordered to Pay Alimony in Oklahoma Divorce
Governor David Boren must pay 124800 in alimony to Jana Boren after a divorce granted without contest. Alimony is 650 monthly for 16 years, plus 500 monthly child support for two children Carrie 5 and Dan 2, with custody awarded to Jana. They cited incomparability as the sole basis for the action.
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Montale Sees Global Poet Boom Ahead of Nobel
Eugenio Montale 79, to receive the Nobel Prize in literature, notes world interest in poetry has not risen much, but cites a surge of poets. He arrived at the Grand Hotel in Stockholm with other laureates and will be awarded 143000 dollars for his distinctive poetry and humane outlook.
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Santa Claus helps fund drive amid protest
Washington AP reports the government Santa Claus faced opposition from women's groups after assigning two mini skirt volunteers to collect money for a drive, but the effort proceeds amid debate over the tactic and public reaction.
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Santa returns to HEW for seventh year fundraiser
The HEW department's Santa, aided by Mrs. Claus, is back for another year of donations. Russell M. Roberts, the agency's FOI officer, takes a 22 week vacation to oversee the campaign with volunteers in festive outfits amid lingering controversy from last year.
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Reagan urges keeping principles over temporary gains at Florence dinner
Ronald Reagan told 1,500 at a Florence high school dinner that Republicans must not sacrifice moral principles for expediency. He urged sacrifice for freedom, criticized endless detente with the Russians as a two way street, and urged Republicans to oppose Democratic spending. Governor James Edwards praised him and loaned his coat as security briefly removed a man for disorder.
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Humphrey Attacks Ford as Rally Attendee Highlights visit in Columbia
Hubert Humphrey spoke at a $100-a-ticket fundraiser and a $10-per-person rally in Columbia. He labelled Gerald Ford a nice, accessible president but argued the South must remain Democratic. Sen. Ernest Hollings backed Humphrey as a viable nominee and praised his humanity.
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