Carter kinship tales and bet loss reach far schools
In Georgia Miss Lillian Carter told Dry Creek Elementary students by telephone that she once liked the Denver Broncos until losing a 10 cent bet on Super Bowl XII. She discussed her son President Carter and childhood trouble with 9 year olds, as the PA system shared the chat with 15 pupils.
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President Carter challenged by dog candidate in Colorado
In Fairplay Colorado Argus University chair Bouvier des Flanders a Bouvier des Flanders cow dog leads a dog candidate challenge to President Carter. Argus University President Charles Thomas calls it an institution for higher learning for dogs and notes Carter refused to accept an honorary degree. The dog cites age rule stating presidents must be at least 35 years old.
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Polanski Sentencing Delayed Over Judge Bias Claims
SANTA MONICA AP Roman Polanski's in absentia sentencing for having sex with a 13 year old girl was delayed after defense attorney Douglas Dalton filed a motion of prejudice minutes before the scheduled sentencing. Dalton alleged Superior Court Judge Laurence Rittenband showed bias and prejudice and Polanski fled to Paris last month. Dalton said he hoped a new judge could be named to bring Polanski back, though the director would not return if he feared an inequitable sentence. The judge appeared stunned by the allegations of press-driven hearings.
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Elvis girlfriend's mother sues estate for mortgage payoff
Jo La Verne Alden, mother of Ginger Alden, sues Elvis Presley’s estate in Memphis seeking about 39 587 dollars she says Presley promised to pay to clear her mortgage. She says their relationship resembled mother and son and she relied on the promises during 1977.
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Country singer Lynn Anderson weds Harold Stream in Lake Charles
Lynn Anderson and Harold Spook Stream exchanged vows in a Valentine’s Day ceremony at Stream’s Lake Charles home. The country artist wed the Los Angeles businessman in a private ceremony attended by family and friends.
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Skier 76 Rescued After Two Harrowing Days
Albert Eggen, a volunteer ski patrolman at Mount Reba, was found alive two days after he wandered lost in a blizzard near Bear Valley California. He said he nearly gave up hope as rescuers recovered him a mile from his last known location.
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Skier Rescued After Blizzard Sighting Mount Reba Peak
Mount Reba area ski patrolmen found Eggen lost in a blizzard at 8500 feet after overshooting a run. He endured a night on a snow edge with tree branch bed and snow to keep warm, later rescued unharmed by fellow patrols using a bullhorn to guide rescuers. He plans to return to work at his San Jose glass company and expects a lecture from his wife Hazel.
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Woman may keep alimony despite living with another man
New York Court of Appeals ruled that a divorced wife living with another man does not forfeit alimony unless she presents herself as his wife. The decision requires proof the wife habitually lives with another man for six months and holds herself out as a wife. The ruling narrows relief for husbands seeking to end support.
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Opera Lover at Post Office
An AP report from Seattle notes opera has a foothold in the post office. Jeanette Hubert of Boston sent for Wagner's The Ring tickets to Seattle Washington labeled Ho Yo To Ho. A postal worker recognized the Valkyries call and forwarded the order to the Seattle Opera Association.
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Global population may be 0.5 billion lower by 2000 officials say
A symposium led by Nick Eberstadt reports a slower world growth rate from 1.9 percent in 1970 to 1.7 percent recently, predicting a 2000 population of 5.5 to 5.8 billion. The trend signals easier poverty reduction for poorer nations and highlights shifts in fertility and income distribution.
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Carter weekend hosts selected for presidential visit
Firefighters cleared snow around the Murray home in Bangor Maine as Jimmy Carter prepared to visit. The 61 year old three bedroom house on Maple Street welcomed the president who would sleep in the son Buddy's room. The Murrays are active Democrats with ties to state politics and Carter supporters. Carter planned a Bangor fundraiser for Sen Hathaway and a town meeting with 2500 Penobscot County residents. He would then travel to Manchester and Nashua on Saturday.
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Man attacks child over valentine in Chicago
Chicago police say James Judy, 32, slashed his 3 year old stepdaughter with a sickle after she gave him a Valentine ecard addressed To Daddy. Dorothy Cory, 3, is in fair condition at Roseland Community Hospital with chest and facial injuries. Judy is charged with aggravated battery cruelty to a child and simple battery.
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