Zsa Zsa Gabor Ends London Honeymoon with Shopping Woes
Zsa Zsa Gabor left London with her sixth husband inventor Jack Ryan after a disappointing shopping spree. She complained that British women’s clothes no longer match the old standards and are expensive, noting an American clothes value, while her husband bought her a $48,000 Rolls Royce. Rod Stewart plans temporary U.S. residence to escape Britain’s taxes, saying he cannot afford to stay as high taxes deter staying in the country. The Evening Standard said Stewart’s Windsor home of 4 acres was up for sale at $960,000.
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Maggie Smith Divorced From Robert Stephens in London
London says Maggie Smith has obtained a divorce from Robert Stephens after alleging adultery with an unnamed woman. Smith, 40, is in New York on Broadway in Private Lives. The couple married in 1967 and share two sons, Christopher and Toby.
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Missing San Marcos survey records drive road widening plan
San Marcos officials cannot locate survey markers for Mission Road right of way delaying a $230000 widening project. City Manager Bill Bradley says the pavement yellow line may not be the true center. In Washington the Senate opens debate on next year’s deficit with conservatives pushing lower and liberals higher than the Budget Committee’s $365 spending level and $67.2 billion deficit versus Ford’s $353 and $60 billion.
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Another Oil Tariff Ford to Decide Oil Tax hike
President Ford faces a choice among options from economic and energy advisers on whether to impose a new $1 per barrel oil tariff. A decision is expected later in the week, likely by Wednesday, with the increase set to take effect automatically by Thursday if no action is taken.
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Nixon Ordered Taps On Leaks Sources
Nixon states he ordered wiretaps on Morton H. Halperin and others including National Security Council employees to uncover leaks of highly classified information. The seven page statement to Halperin’s attorneys accompanies a civil suit seeking damages over 300000. He claims immunity and broad presidential discretion for the actions taken from 1969 to 1971 while Halperin served with Henry Kissinger.
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Queen Elizabeth names Charles Collingwood honorary commander
The Queen named CBS foreign correspondent Charles Collingwood an honorary commander of the Order of the British Empire in recognition of his contributions to Anglo American friendship. The appointment will be presented at the British Embassy in Washington on May 29. Collingwood has been stationed in London for CBS at various times.
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Ford to attend Nimitz commissioning in Norfolk and Apple Blossom Queen event
President Ford will fly to Norfolk Virginia on Saturday for the commissioning of the U S S Nimitz the Navy's second nuclear powered aircraft carrier. He will also travel by helicopter Friday to Winchester Virginia for the crowning of his daughter Susan 17 as queen of the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival.
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Da Nang Air Base Transforms Into PRG Transport Hub
An AP dispatch describes Da Nang air base, once a major U.S. bombing site, now serving as a PRG transport center after South Vietnamese forces abandoned it. A Lux airliner, American helicopters, and fighter-bombers remain on site as Soviet and other foreign press arrive, with the base and lounge showing strong American-made influence and Ho Chi Minh imagery. Monty Hall elected president of Variety Clubs International in London.
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Zoo Society Says It Is Going Out Of Business In Pittsburgh
The Pittsburgh Zoological Society announced it will dissolve due to ongoing interference by city officials. For a decade it ran exhibits, parking, and concessions while the city operated the main facilities. It estimates about 1 million dollars yearly to maintain current services and will operate at the zoo until August 1 for an orderly transfer.
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Helms Denies CIA Ties to Assassinations Denial
Former CIA chief Richard Helms, now U S ambassador to Iran, flatly denied CIA involvement in assassinations of foreign leaders. He spoke as President Ford and CIA head Colby declined comment after testimony before the Rockefeller Commission.
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Quints Survival Chances Look Good at Fairfield Ohio
The Levy quintuplets, one week old, are deemed to have an excellent chance of survival by doctors. Three girls Randi Jill, Michelle Amy, Alison Stacey and boys Neal Richard, David Eric are named. Only Randi Jill left incubator. all infants likely need two more weeks before discharge.
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