License suspension for Jack Ford after refusal of chemical test
Jack Ford, son of former President Ford, sees his California driver's license suspended for six months after he refused a chemical sobriety test following his August arrest in northern San Diego County for suspected drunk driving. He failed a field sobriety test and later pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor reckless driving charge.
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San Diego County
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IRS Sues Evel Knievel Over 1.6 Million Tax Bill
The IRS files a civil tax lawsuit in Cleveland seeking 1.6 million dollars from Evel Knievel and his wife Linda for back taxes from 1972 to 1976. They offered a settlement, rejected in November, and Knievel says he spent more than he earned and cannot pay.
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Ohio
Internal Revenue Service
Evel Knievel
Linda
Knievels
North Royalton
IRS
Knievel
Young publisher to buy 131-year-old Globe-Democrat
Jeffrey M. Gluck, a 30-year-old magazine publisher from Columbia, Mo., announced he signed a contract to acquire the St. Louis Globe-Democrat, whose owners planned to shut it down next year. He did not disclose financing or price. The Herald Co. will continue publishing until Feb. 25 under the current agreement.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Jeffrey M. Gluck
Columbia
Earthquake Kills Over 200 in Guinea
An AP report cites Guinea state radio saying the Thursday quake left more than 200 dead and at least 300 injured. The 6.3 magnitude shake centered about 100 miles northwest of Labe was felt in Conakry with severe damage reported in Labe Gaoual Mamu and Kindia.
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Senegal
Guinea
Conakry
U.S. Geological Survey
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Colo
Labe
Gaoual
Mamu
Kindia
Reagans Christmas Day plans include White House dinner
President Reagan and Nancy will host Christmas Day at the White House with a roast turkey dinner. Guests include their children Patti and Ron, Ron’s wife Donna, Charles Wick and wife Mary Jane, Michael Deaver, Sen. Paul Laxalt, Dr. Daniel Ruge, and Joseph Canzeri plus their families.
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Wicks
Michael Deaver
Paul Laxalt
Daniel Ruge
Joseph Canzeri
Laxalt
First woman named governor general of Canada named
Jeanne Sauve, a 61 year old politician and former journalist, was named the first woman governor general of Canada. The post represents the Queen in Canada and Sauve said she was delighted to accept. She becomes the 23rd governor general after three years as speaker of the House of Commons. She is French Canadian and a Liberal.
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Jeanne Sauve
Canada
House of Commons
Ottawa
Liberal Party
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