Magician Doug Henning Marries Debbie Douillard at Maharishi Campus
Magician Doug Henning and Debbie Douillard wed in a fairy tale ceremony at Maharishi International University in Fairfield. More than 1,500 guests watched brief magic acts as Henning led the bride in a storybook service inside the Ladies Golden Dome.
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Debbie Douillard
Henning
Golden Dome of True Knowledge
Maharishi International University
Massively Snowed In New England Faces Worst Storm Since 1978
A near blizzard walloped New England with up to two feet of snow and 50 mph winds. Boston and Providence bore the brunt as airports halted travel and power outages surged to thousands in Massachusetts Rhode Island and nearby states. Authorities reported three weather related deaths and crews cleared emergency routes to hospitals as transit and utilities struggled.
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Vermont
Connecticut
Boston
Providence
R.I
Atlantic
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Maine
New Hampshire
Warwick
R.L
Rhode Island Public Transit Authority
Commonwealth Electric Core
Khadafy denies Libyan assassination plot claims
Khadafy rejected Sunday reports of Libyan agents targeting U.S. officials while the State Department said it has strong evidence of a plot. President Reagan and aides increased security as Sen. Moynihan and Sen. Byrd commented on the danger and potential consequences.
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Muammar Khadafy
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ABC
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Susan Pittman
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Dn.v
Senate Intelligence Committee
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
W.va
Secret Service
Area residents recall Pearl Harbor on 40th anniversary
In Cedar Rapids locals recollect Pearl Harbor Day 40 years on. E L Montgomery 71 of Brooklyn recalls hearing the attack on the radio while running a filling station. He notes shock as war widened and fears grew about Japanese reach. Please turn to page 7A Recall.
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Montgomery
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Roosevelt
Toland
Pacific
United States
Britain
Rawson Wade
John Costello
Atheneum
Richard Collier
Naval Institute Press
Washington
Prange
America
Doctors fail to repay federal student loans despite high earnings
Senate investigators report about 50,000 health professionals including 5,716 doctors delinquent on low interest loans. A Maryland medical graduate shows uncollected student debt while driving a luxury car, highlighting gaps in loan recovery. Hearings on the Health Professions Student Loan Program are set for Tuesday.
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UPI
Senate
Governmental Affairs Committee
University of Maryland
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Bill
Percy
Health Professions
Books Examine Humiliating U S Pearl Harbor Defeat
Four new books issued near the 40th anniversary reassess the Pearl Harbor attack and U S preparedness. They challenge conspiracy theories, stressing complacent US military leadership and racial arrogance as factors behind the surprise assault.
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
The Three Stages of Sickness in a Phrase
A compact editorial note defines sickness in three stages as ill, pill, and bill highlighting medical costs and care.
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