Haig Named Best Dressed U S Secretary by Tailors Guild
The Custom Tailor's Guild 선정 Alexander Haig as the best dressed in government beating Reagan in the statesman category. The guild praised Haig for boosting American tailoring abroad while criticizing Reagan's outfits as not presidential. Also named Cronkite All American dresser and Wagner and Monty Hall top TV dressers. Travolta tops film, Rickles cited for comedy.
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Nancy Reagan speaks to addicts at Phoenix House in New York
First Lady Nancy Reagan told five young drug addicts in Manhattan that America could lose a generation if parents do not engage in rehabilitation. She spoke during a rap session at Phoenix House on the upper west side, a 24 hour treatment center serving about 700 residents. Phoenix House President Mitchell S. Rosenthal said the program faces at least a quarter funding cut from federal sources. Mrs. Reagan cut a chocolate cake decorated with an American flag for the teens at lunch.
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Moon faces tax evasion charges in New York arraignment
Rev Sun Myung Moon founder of the Unification Church dodged reporters in Seoul and flew to the United States for arraignment on charges of failing to report income of 162000 from 1973 to 1975. Aide Takeru Kamiyama is arraigned on charges of helping prepare false returns and lying to a grand jury. If convicted both face up to five years in prison and 10000 dollars in fines.
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Betty Ford Performs Dance For Gerald Ford Museum
Betty Ford during a Rancho Mirage interview backs the ERA and says she did not ask Nancy Reagan to join the cause. The 63 year old former dancer appears on national TV with Bob Hope for the Gerald R. Ford Museum dedication in Grand Rapids Michigan, marking her first TV dance since the 1930s.
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First Family cardboard Reagan figures hit bookstores
A Dell Publishing cutout book titled First Family offers Ronald and Nancy Reagan as cardboard dolls to assemble and dress for 4.95 dollars. The centerfold recreates the Oval Office with humorous props and supporting figures including Haig Walters Sinatra and a Carter lookalike, with Patti and Ronald Jr. as additional dolls.
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X rays used to fight cancer show promise for arthritis
Reports from Harvard Medical School and Stanford University Medical Center indicate radiation to suppress the immune system eased rheumatoid arthritis in patients for up to a decade. The studies in the New England Journal of Medicine urge further research before public use, with 6.5 million Americans affected by rheumatoid arthritis.
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