Father, Daughter To Meet After 30 Year Soviet Romance
Jackson R. Tate, 77, a retired Navy rear admiral, invites his daughter Victoria Fyodorova to visit in Orange Park, Florida. Victoria, a Soviet actress, has applied for a visa but Soviet officials have stalled. The pair never met. Tate recounts a romance with Zoya Fyodorova that led to exile, jail, and a daughter born in 1945.
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Orange Park
Fla
Jackson R. Tate
Russia
Victoria Fyodorova
Tate
Victoria
Soviet Union
Zoya
Soviet Film Acting Institute
America
Actors of
Moscow
Transatlantic
Daddy
New Jersey Man Appointed Commissioner of Mental Health
Dr. John Rosser of Willingboro NJ is named Commissioner of the Department of Mental Health by Gov James B Longley. A former educator and administrator, Rosser has held multiple education posts and holds degrees from West Chester Rutgers and Temple. He and his wife Leslie Maxwell split time between Maine and New Jersey.
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Augusta
New Jersey
John Rosser
Department of Mental Health
Corrections
James B. Longley
Rosser
New Jersey School Boards Association
Longley
Maine
Willingboro
William Kearns
Executive Council
New Jersey Department of Education
Department of Education
West Chester State College
Rutgers University
Temple University
Leslie Maxwell
Litchfield
Lunch Bag Lesson Makes Its Point
CAMARILLO California AP An elementary principal staged a lunch waste demonstration at Pleasant Valley School tying food waste to nutrition lessons. He dumped the trash on a table and counted 41 sandwiches 19 apples 13 oranges and other items while sixth grader Arlene Medina led the tally. He then sent parents a detailed list and teachers launched food and nutrition instruction.
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Camarillo
Calif
Jerry Moynihan
Pleasant Valley School
Arlene Medina
Moynihan
Los Angeles
Airlines propose fare hikes and youth discounts across Atlantic
Geneva AP reports airlines plan to raise U S Europe fares by about 10 percent on April 1 while offering cheaper prices for tickets bought 60 days early. A revival of youth fares for ages 12 to 21 is proposed but may be blocked by the U S CAB and authorities.
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Geneva
Switzerland
United States
Europe
U.S
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
Canada
CAB
International Air Transport Association
Pan American World Airways
Amnesty Plan On Line In Ford Amnesty Decision This Week
President Ford weighs extending the amnesty program as midnight Friday nears. White House counsel says the president must decide this week with about 7,000 total signups across the three programs. The Presidential Clemency Board reports 2,400 written and 500 phone applications, while the Pentagon and Justice Department tally signups and inquiries for deserters and draft evaders. Board Chairman Charles Goodell plans to meet Ford and has led nationwide outreach efforts.
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Washington
Ford
White House
Philip W. Buchen
Nia Nicholas
Charles E. Goodell
Pentagon
John Becher
Justice Department
John Russell
Nicholas
Goodell
Biddeford School Board Meeting on Maplewood Avenue
The Biddeford School Board will meet Wednesday at 6:30 pm in the superintendent’s offices at the high school complex on Maplewood Avenue. Topics include forming a special committee to study family life education for K-12, approving an adult cable TV program, reviewing the rewritten budget, examining the high school band schedule for the Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington, and hearing multiple informational reports.
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Biddeford
Superintendent of Schools
Maplewood Avenue
Washington, D.C
Radiothon at St Francis College Tops 2000 Mark
WBSF FM Radiothon at St Francis College Biddeford raised 2037 dollars during a weekend event ending noon Sunday. Organizers praised student and community support with mayor Lucien Dutremble and city official Raymond Cota visiting. Prizes donated by national record firms and local merchants supported the St Francis bicentennial fund drive.
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Wbsf-Fm
St. Francis College
Biddeford
Beverly Sills
William Sutton
David A. de Turk
National Bottling Co
Portland
York Bottling Co
Clearview Market
Hills Beach
Philip Gadbois
Mark Blaweiss
Tremont Woman Charged in Bar Harbor Trunk Death
Rachael D Abraham of Tremont faces murder charges after a man in his 30s was found shot in a metal trunk near Bar Harbor. Deputy Attorney General Richard Cohen said Abraham was arrested Monday night and held without bail. An autopsy confirmed a gunshot wound.
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Bangor
Rachael D Abraham
Tremont
Bar Harbor
Dep
Richard S. Cohen
Cohen
Criminal Investigation Division
Abraham
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Jean Pierre Fourcade
Paris
Les Echos
Pisa
R.E. Johnson
Nabisco Premium
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Guy Santa Lucia
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