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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1988

Page

5

Betty Ford stable after surgery keeps gala plans off

Betty Ford remains in stable condition after surgery to reclose a slow healing coronary bypass incision. A hospital spokeswoman declined to identify herself. The Fords canceled their appearance at the Bob Hope Cultural Center gala in Palm Springs as they recover, sharing New Year’s Eve with their daughter Susan at the hospital.

Rancho Mirage Calif Betty Ford Bob Hope Eisenhower Medical Center Jack Sternlieb Ford

Magazine Editor Traveled World Without Leaving Texas Borders

Dallas AP Dick Reavis, senior editor at Texas Monthly, logged over 100000 miles on his National Tour of Texas in 1987, visiting 1200 towns and meeting many people while filing pieces. He claims two speeding tickets and says Texans are hearty, independent, and stubborn.

Dallas Dick Reavis London Paris Moscow Athens China Egypt Mercury Saturn Paradise Texas Reavis Texas Monthly Magazine

Spanish socialite Preysler wed for second time to Boyer

Spain’s social scene notes the wedding of Isabel Preysler, 36, to Felipe Borja Boyer, 47, marking his second marriage and her third. Preysler, Philippines-born and famous in gossip circles, has children with Iglesias and Falco. Boyer heads state-controlled Banco Exterior, the country’s eighth-largest bank.

Madrid Spain Isabel Preysler Julio Iglesias Miguel Boyer Spanish National Radio Boyer Preysler Iglesias Carlos Falco Grinon Philippines Revistas del Banco Exterior

Newsman Max Robinson in Chicago Hospitalized in Unknown Ailment

Max Robinson, first black anchor on a daily national news program, remains in critical condition after nearly a month in St. Francis Hospital Blue Island Illinois. The hospital has not disclosed the illness. He was admitted December 4 and has a long history with ABC World News Tonight and NBC Chicago station WMAQ-TV.

Chicago Max Robinson Luz Sunga St. Francis Hospital Blue Island Robinson St. Francis ABC Wmaq-Tv Cleveland Chicago Sun

Thatcher becomes Britain's longest serving prime minister of the century

Margaret Thatcher secures a third term and surpasses Asquith to become Britain’s longest continuously serving prime minister of the century. The Conservative leader, 62, edges toward the 1990s with mixed praise for reviving the economy and harsh criticism for widening class and gender divides.

London Margaret Thatcher Britain Herbert Henry Asquith Western Europe Sir William Rees- Mogg The Times of London Rees-Mogg Associated Press Gallup Socialist Labor Party Neil Kinnock Thatcher Ken Livingstone Labor Party

TV News Shows Sunday Lineup Highlights Unrest and Ethics

Sunday TV news lineups feature Shimon Peres and Edward Said discussing Arab-Israeli unrest on This Week, Levin Cutler Rollins Barber on government ethics laws, Gramm Gray Peterson on the economy, plus 60 Minutes examining tobacco lawsuits Belize and a molestation claim in Lawton Oklahoma.

ABC David Brinkley Shimon Peres Morris Abram Alexander Schindler Union of American Hebrew Congregations Columbia University Edward Said The Palestine National Council CBS Face the Nation Carl Levin Dmich White House Lloyd Cutler Ed Rollins James David Barber Duke University NBC Meet the Press Phil Gramm Texas William Gray D-Pa Commerce Peter G. Peterson 60 Minutes Belize Lawton Okla

Word Games Bring Birth To Newsletter

Nicholas Morris pursues linguistic puzzles such as anagrams palindromes and acrostics with a bi monthly newsletter titled Morris an anagram of words and a nod to Ars Magna He notes the art is lighthearted but challenging and traces how anagrams have fascinated people since medieval times.

Boston Nicholas Morris Oliver L. North Morris North

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