Reagan And Parenthood It Hasn't Exactly Been Ordinary
LA AP profile of Ronald Reagan and his family shows marital splits and different paths for his children. Jane Wyman’s 7 year marriage ended under SAG pressure. Nancy Davis remains wife for 29 years. Daughters Maureen and Patti pursue activism and music while sons Ronald Prescott and Michael follow arts and business. Maureen backs ERA and abortion limits, Patti collaborates with Mrs. Reagan on memoir tours. Nancy stresses hospital work and possible foster grandparent program.
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Deaths and Funerals Dewey D. Dye and Ruth Ganoe
Dewey D Dye 79 of Maple Gap Rt 1 Swords Creek Va died Sunday in Richlands hospital after a lengthy illness He was a retired coal miner and brick mason Surviving are his wife six daughters four sons one step-daughter three step-sons 36 grandchildren nine step-grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren Funeral services 2 p m Wednesday Honaker Funeral Home Chapel burial Greenhills Memory Gardens Friends may call after 2 p m Wednesday Ruth Ganoe 58 of Peterstown died Sunday evening in Pearisburg hospital after a short illness She was a beautician and member of Peterstown Baptist Church Surviving are her mother and husband one daughter three sisters five brothers Funeral conducted Tuesday at 2 p m Broyles Funeral Chapel Peterstown burial Rich Creek Cemetery Pallbearers listed Funeral home hours 6 to 9 p m today Memorials to Peterstown Baptist Church Organ Fund
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Obituaries and notices from Gluefield Daily Telegraph
Local death notices include Ruby Purdy of Princeton longtime resident of McComas. Barney O Quinn of Bee. Herman Cox of Bristol. H LeRoss Browne of Charlottesville with FBI background. Bailey Allen Cochrane and Wilbert Glenn Cochrane of Bluefield. Golden Watts Gills of Bluefield. Services and burial details given along with funeral home contacts and pallbearer lists. Notes also mention a Mormon Church AR and a brief civic obituary for state residents.
Firefighters Launch Last Hold On Emerald Lake Fire
In Eagle Colorado a backfire plan was set as 100 firefighters worked to halt a spreading blaze that has burned about 14 square miles and threatened timberlands. A helicopter dropped jellied gasoline while diesel fuel was laid by crews near the Flat Tops Wilderness area amid six weeks without rain. Governor Lamb banned open flames in most woodlands as heat continues.
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President To Sign Synfuels Bill Today
President Carter will sign a $20 billion synthetic fuels bill as part of energy policy wins, but the House rejected a companion Energy Mobilization Board plan. The move trims the ceremony and the administration's hoped for twin-signature energy package.
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Hill Plans Busy Week Before Recess
Congress plans votes on the all volunteer Army forces, a youth jobs bill and a $16 billion emergency spending bill before a two week recess for Fourth of July. Senate Republicans seek another vote on a 10 percent income tax cut, likely crowded out by the weapons bill and spending measures.
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Wallace seeks experimental drug relief for paralysis
Former Alabama Governor George Wallace travels across the country for experimental pain relief not yet approved in Alabama. He will start DMSO treatment at the University of Oregon Health Sciences Center with Dr. Stanley Jacob, aiming to ease flank pain from paralysis. He remains hospitalized until about July 12 after tests and rest.
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West Bank killings and space progress mix in global news
LE Habash was shot by soldiers near Nablus after firing on order to surrender. Golan was killed amid alleged intelligence work in the West Bank. Tass reports Progress-10 launched to support Salyut-6 with Cosmonauts Popov and Ryumin aboard. Ford's Caldwell calls for limits on imports to protect U.S. auto volume while acknowledging open markets. Niagara Falls pours about 212,200 cubic feet per second amid storm.
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