Betty Ford Enjoys Palace Life In Salzburg Visit
First Lady Betty Ford said palace living in Salzburg is easy to adjust to while entertaining the wife of Austrian Chancellor Bruno Kreisky. She noted she hopes to see more of the city near the Bavarian Alps, adding she has never been there before. The Fords stay at Schloss Klesheim, a fortress-like residence once built for an archbishop, a site Nixon also visited twice during his presidency.
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Salzburg
Austria
Betty Ford
Bruno Kreisky
Schloss Klesheim
Richard M. Nixon
Pennies Wagon Honors Ottawa Hills Band Director
High school band director Lynn Asper received a wagon loaded with 6 204 pennies from 300 pupils at Ottawa Hills to honor him during an appreciation banquet. He plans to stash the money or buy clothes, noting teachers often wear the same outfits. Earlier gifts included a $100 bill and 50 pounds of meat with a broiler oven.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Lynn Asper
Ottawa Hills High
Asper
Queen Margrethe Attends Bolshoi Amid Georgia Visit
Queen Margrethe of Denmark attended the Bolshoi Ballet on Sunday after a weekend tour through the southern Soviet Republic of Georgia. She was the first European royal to make an official state visit here since 1917 and planned to depart Moscow for Copenhagen on Monday after a week-long stay.
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Atten
Margrethe Ce Henrik
Bolshoi Ballet
Georgia
Margrethe
Soviet Union
Moscow
Copenhagen
White House Senior Prom Lights Up State Dinner Era
At the White House, 74 Holton Arms seniors hosted by Susan Ford held prom with 40 guests, band from Wendell Massachusetts, and a mini press conference. The event cost about 1300 dollars, funded by students, not taxpayers, and featured guests arriving through security gates with White House staff and Secret Service in attendance. Gale Frawley described the night as glamorous while Ned Farquhar recalled the celebrity feel of the occasion. The Fords were away on an official European trip.
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Susan Ford
White House
Gale
Holton Arms School
Bethesda
Potomac
Ned Farquhar
Washington
Ned
Sulgrave Club
Susan
Billy Pifer
Winchester
Wendell
Mass
Miss Ford
Ford
Europe
Fords
Secret Service
Holton Arms
Farquhar
Preparation H Provides Relief For Hemorrhoidal Inflammation
Doctors report Preparation H effectively shrinks swollen hemorrhoidal tissues caused by inflammation. The medication also relieves pain and itching for hours in many cases. Tests indicate consistent relief and no prescription is needed for the ointment or suppositories.
Father Of Kidnapped Son Waits In Hotel Room For Developments
Joseph Smith, 61, of Garden Grove California, waits in a hotel room in Dar Es Salaam for word on his son Kenneth Stephen Smith one day after Stanford students were seized by guerrillas in Western Tanzania. The group demands 500000 dollars, weapons, and ransoms for released captives. Diplomatic efforts unfold as Tanzania rejects the ransom and Stanford officials coordinate with families and authorities.
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Dar ES Salaam
Tanzania
Joseph Smith
Indian Ocean
Garden Grove
Calif
Africa
Kenneth Stephen Smith
Stanford University
Zaire
Stephen
Barbara Smuts
Smith
California
Michael
Kenneth
Tan
Sao
University of An
Nego
Peter Steiner
Bubura
Burundi
U.S
Wuy
Popular Revolutionary Party
Mobutu
United States
Lake Tanganyika
Carrie Jane Junter
Atherton
Emilie van Zinnick Bergman
Netherlands
Miss Smuts
Ann Arbor
Mich
Black Market At Guam Tent City Is Shut Down
Guam AP reports officials ordered the Tent City black market closed while refugees continue evening social swaps near the Navy Exchange. Vendors trade toothpaste for soap then expand to clothing and watches as some seek money to supplement meals and buy candy, soda, and sandwiches.
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Agana
Guam
Navy Exchange
Exchange
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Stanley
SEALY
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Teley
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