Elizabeth Taylor and Burton Spotted at Heathrow During Christmas
Daily review notes Elizabeth Taylor smiling beside Richard Burton as they walk down a corridor at London's Heathrow Airport. The pair spend Christmas in Switzerland while Miss Taylor, in London, is said to be at a clinic for an old back ailment.
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CIA Chief Colby condemns Counterspy over Welch death
Outgoing CIA Director William Colby denounces Counterspy after the magazine named Richard Welch, a CIA station chief, as responsible for his own death in Athens. Counterspy defends its stance, while U.S. intelligence sources say the Welch identification made him a marked target. The incident follows Welch’s death and amid ongoing CIA covert operations controversy.
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Ohio to Sell Bargain Marriage Licenses Next Year
In Columbus Ohio court officials announce a yearend sale on marriage licenses as the price rises to 9 in 1976 from 8. Frobate Court official Metcalf notes many couples still view the cost as cheap with dog licenses costing more. The sale lasts six days though some may rush to wed before the increase.
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Embassy tightening security after CIA agent killed
Athens dispatch says in response to the killing of a senior CIA agent, a terrorist group claimed responsibility for the murder and warned of new threats. Embassy spokesmen said security for senior officers has been stepped up and police said extra patrols were on in suburbs where Americans and other foreigners live.
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Tomorrow's Curburban Women Poets Publish Book
Tomorrow in Women's World an eight member group called curburban women poets presents a personal feminist collection. The book explores love children divorce personal growth and female empowerment through varied verses and viewpoints.
San Francisco Plans Double Bicentennial Celebration
San Francisco will celebrate a double bicentennial next year marking both the city’s and the nation’s two hundredth anniversaries. A wide variety of events is planned in the city to honor the occasion. See Night and Day Around the Bay for an outline of what's happening.
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Morning After Christmas Reflections with Ray Orrock
The morning after Christmas Ray Orrock sits in a comfortable chair, staring at the walls. It is a quiet post holiday moment, not a result of indulgence, but a meditative time after the celebration.
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Postal Service seeks immediate three cent stamp rise
The U S Postal Service asks the U S Court of Appeals to allow a quick 3 cent increase in first class stamps after a district judge blocked the change. Officials warn delays worsen the service’s shaky finances as losses mount and a 2.6 billion deficit looms this fiscal year.
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Women deputies to patrol San Mateo City streets
San Mateo County sheriff's office marks a first as women deputies begin regular patrol car duty next week wearing gun belts and firearms rather than carrying weapons in purses. Caral Mussio and Lori Graham lead the group, each among the department's first dozen women to qualify for .357 revolvers with night patrols under training officers.
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EPA bans chlordane and heptachlor use over cancer risk
The EPA barred remaining uses of the pesticides citing cancer risk to humans. The ban covers lawns gardens homes and some crops while allowing limited uses through next Aug 1 for certain soil insect and building termite control. Protests from the Environmental Defense Fund seek broader bans and court review.
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Kissinger criticizes UN disputes and urges long view
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger criticized the United Nations General Assembly as contemptible and irresponsible but said the United States must take a longterm view of heated disputes. He praised Daniel Moynihan, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, for his approach to duty.
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