Comedian Redd Foxx to wed in private license filing
Daily review reports 64 year old Redd Foxx, star of Sanford and Son, obtained a license to marry Yan Ch Ghung, 34, a Korea native, in Los Angeles. The couple did not announce plans. Also update on Miss Lillian Carter’s hospital recovery and Billy Carter’s granddaughter Mandy’s broken arm on St Simons Island.
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Sanford and Son
Yan Ch Ghung
Korea
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Los Angeles
Lillian” Carter
Americus Sumter County
Billy Carter
Mandy
St. Simons Island
Capital gains change to affect inheritances
New federal capital gains tax change on securities takes effect New Year’s Day. It reshapes how inherited securities are taxed, notably altering liability for gains after death. Heirs may face capital gains taxes on dec 1976 gains if estate is settled after the threshold, affecting accountants, bankers, and investment firms nationwide.
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New York
UPI
United States
Niera
Dec.il
New Year's Eve Prices Rise Across Hotels and Clubs
A woman rings the Diplomat Hotel in Hollywood about five tickets for New Year's Eve and is quoted 12.50. the price quickly escalates to 100 per person with ads noting the event as the most expensive nightclub show in history. Across the country, Beverly Hills and New York venues list higher rates for open bars, dancing, and dinners, while some options in Boston advertise free evening shows and public parades to welcome 1977.
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Hollywood
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Liza Minelli
Beverly Hills
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Delnk
Lash Pear
New York City
Dash Regine
Park Avenue
Guy Lormbanda
Waldori Astoria
New York
Rockefeller Plaza
Rainbow Room
Maza Hotel
Central Park
Times Square
Boston
U.S. Cigarette Use Rises as World Totals Grow
A UPI summary of a Agriculture Department report showing 1976 U.S. cigarette consumption at about 700 billion with exports at 2 billion and large shifts in tobacco products. The report cites rising incomes and population, a global 3.5 trillion cigarettes in 1975, and a trend toward lighter cigarettes while large cigars and pipe tobacco fall.
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Agriculture Department
United States
10 credit paddling course offered by University of Northern Colorado
In Greeley the University of Northern Colorado sponsors a 10 credit graduate paddling course led by Bernie Kendall. Students will canoe the South Platte Missouri and Mississippi Rivers from Greeley to St Louis, spending about two days on each river and roughly 14 hours daily in paddling. The program covers weather, biology, astronomy, photography and geography while awarding graduate credit.
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UPI
Science Wracher
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Woramer
South Platte
Misaouri
Metaiasippi
University of Northern Colorado
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Mississippi
St Louis
Randall
Three Rivers
Kendall
Former mental patient gunman shot by deputies in Kansas
In Haysville Kansas deputies shot and killed a heavily armed former mental patient Larry Gear 30 after nine hours of hostage drama. Six hostages were freed unharmed and a deputy suffered a minor head wound from a shotgun pellet. Police said the suspect threatened a family and kept the others in a two story house during the standoff.
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Kan
UPI
Kansas
Polige
Larry Gear
Haysville
Jack Murcy
Soul Lear
Lear
Murry
George Jameson
Jameson
Lannie Beam
Jim
Wichita
John Horvick
Sedgwick
Johnny Carr
Wichiter
Harry Minor
Bernard Derwatski
Miss Bears
Minor
Sedgwick County Sheriff's
Bitter cold clouts New England and Midwest snowbound
A brutal winter front wallops the Northeast and Midwest with heavy snow and dangerous wind chills. New England reports up to two feet of snow in places, while Chicago and Detroit endure subzero temperatures. Police and road crews deal with widespread accidents as travel advisories spread from Michigan to the Dakotas.
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Enland
New England
Midlands
National Weather Service
Chicago
Weather Service
Upper Michigan
Grant Lakes
Michigan
Questions at U S display in Moscow prompt curiosity
UPI reports at a U S Bicentennial exhibit in Moscow, Soviet visitors seek practical life details. Guides say visitors focus on costs, clothing, food, passports, and whether American workers support communism while questioning Solzhenitsyn, Kennedy, and Apollo life findings.
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UPI
Dalestanus
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Edward Kennedy
U.S
Mose
America
Hipercom Hiery
Ted
David Monk
Cambridge
Mass
Almos
She West
Soviets May Match Tomahawk With New Missile
Jane's Weapon System editors say three Soviet missiles, largely unknown in the West, could rival the U S Tomahawk. The Tomahawk can be launched from subs, cruise 2000 nautical miles, and carry nuclear or conventional warheads.
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UPS
Soviet Union
U.S. Navy
West
United States
Ron Pretty
Jane's
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