Princess Caroline and Philippe Junot wed in Monaco civil ceremony
Princess Caroline of Monaco married Paris financier Philippe Junot in a 15 minute civil ceremony at the royal palace attended by 40 relatives. The couple will return Thursday for a Roman Catholic mass with about 100 guests as security surrounds the palace.
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Brooke Brooke seeks new divorce trial in Massachusetts
Remigia Brooke asks Middlesex Probate Judge Lawrence Perera for a new divorce trial against Sen. Edward Brooke after a marathon negotiating session failed to yield an out-of-court settlement. The motion follows a June order reversing key financial misstatements from a May deposition and ongoing U.S. Senate Ethics Committee scrutiny into loans from A. Raymond Tye.
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Gas price deregulation hearings eyed for environmental impact
The Energy Department will hold public hearings on how ending gasoline price ceilings could affect the environment. Spokesman Ed Vilade says the move aligns with abundant fuel but maintains stance that price ceilings should end.
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Energy Department
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Mississippi Democrats pick Dantin to challenge Cochran for Eastland seat
In Mississippi Maurice Dantin defeated Gov. Cliff Finch to face Thad Cochran in a likely tough general election for retiring Senator Eastland. In South Carolina Richard Riley won a gubernatorial runoff over Lt. Gov. W Brantley Harvey Jr, despite poll doubts.
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Cliff Finch
Thad Cochran
James Eastland
South Carolina
Richard Riley
W. Brantley Harvey Jr
Mysterious Rhodesian killings claim missionaries
Military officials report new murders of two German Roman Catholic missionaries at a central Rhodesia hospital. Earlier, 12 Britons including missionaries and families were hacked to death near the eastern border. Names withheld pending kin notification as four aides to Bishop Mgzo rewa are reported slain after a guerrilla meeting attempt.
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Rhodesia
Abel Mg
Soviet Polish cosmonauts prepare to dock with Salyut 6
Tass reports a Soviet Polish crew joining Pyotr Klimuk and Miroslaw Hermaszewski aboard Salyut 6. The docking was expected late tonight as Soyuz 30 crews link with Soyuz 29, extending the station’s occupancy.
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Miroslaw Hermaszewski
Births and notable events from late June historical notes
Mr and Mrs Melvin Frericks welcome a son at 818 Barkwood Drive NE on June 27, joined by several other Cedar Rapids Marion and Iowa City families with new births listed and relatives noted. Also dated notes mark Supreme Court actions on Nixon papers and the 1919 Versailles Treaty end of World War I.
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Iowa City
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Gharib
Earl Hawkins
Dover St
Oskaloosa
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Mrs Cady
Neil Shepherd
Wilson Ave
Appliance energy cost labels to aid consumer decisions
The FTC plans energy cost labels on TVs washers and 10 more appliances showing annual operating costs. Labels compare brands on showroom floors using a national average rate and allow calculations for different electricity prices climates and regional usage.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Andrew Wolf
Wolf
Gartner vows to stay in job amid resignation pressure
Gartner, a $50 000 a year member of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, told the Senate Agriculture Committee he would not quit if President Carter asked. He defended himself against conflicts of interest tied to Archer Daniels Midland stock given to his children and faced calls to resign from Carter and Mondale. The commission oversees futures trading. the note adds that North Korean forces captured Seoul in 1950.
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Commodity Futures Trading Commission
Carter
Gartner
Senate Agriculture Committee
Robert Dole
R-Kan
Walter Mondale
Minnesota
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co
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