Comedian Redd Foxx Applies for Marriage License
Aged 04 left consol of Sanford and Sons star Redd Foxx filed for a marriage license on Wednesday to wed Yun Chi Chung of Los Angeles, Foxx’s third marriage and Chung’s second. The plans were not announced. Milas Lilian Carter remains in satisfactory condition at Americus-Sumter County Hospital after leg ailment, undergoing physiotherapy and not slated to go home before Monday. Billy Carter's daughter Mandy, 9, fractured her right arm after a fall from a horse on St Simmons Island Wednesday.
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Capital gains change to affect inheritances
NEW YORK United Press International reports a major 1976 tax reform altering capital gains on inherited securities. The change ends a grandfathered start date for heirs and may tax gains from Dec 31 1976 onward, affecting estates and heirs worldwide.
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New Year Prices Rise at Hotels and Clubs Nationwide
A reader reports the Diplomat Hotel in Hollywood Florida quotes 12.50 for a five person New Year event while others list prices from 100 to 325 per person. Cities like Beverly Hills New York City and Boston show open bars dancing dinners and fireworks with recent price hikes amid a nationwide surge in 1977 celebrations.
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U S cigarette use rises with 1976 output and exports
The Agriculture Department reports Americans smoked 62 billion cigarettes in 1976, up 13 billion from 1963 and 84 billion more than 1970, with expectations of continued growth amid rising income and population. worldwide use climbs, while chewing tobacco output grows and large cigars fall. Exports reach 62 billion, with Belgium Luxembourg Japan and others as main importers.
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Paddling Course Offered By Greeley Science Teacher
In Greeley Colorado UPI reports a science teacher Bernie Kendall offering a 10 credit graduate course on paddling along the Mississippi and St Louis. Students must be in good physical condition and will spend about two days on the three rivers with roughly six hours daily of travel. University graduate credit will be awarded in fields such as weather zoology astronomy photography microbiology group psychology edible wild plants and geography.
Former mental patient shot by deputies frees hostages in Kansas
In Haysville Kansas a heavily armed former mental patient Lirty Lear 30 was shot and killed by two Sedgwick County sheriff's deputies who fired from behind a pickup through a front door to end a nine hour standoff. Six hostages including Sheriff Johnny Carr and Wichita police officers were released unharmed amid negotiations.
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Kansas
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Jack Murry
Will Lear
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Murry
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Jameson
Lonnie Beam
Wichita
John Horvick Hume
Harinek
Sedgwick
Johnny Carr
Harry Minor
Bernard Derwatski
Miss Beam
Minor
Sedewick County Sheriff's
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Bitter cold grips New England and Midwest snowbound
A biting cold front and heavy snowstorm sweep New England and the Midwest. Portland Maine reports eighteen inches, Boston a foot, Buffalo six inches, with blizzard-like conditions and widespread traffic crashes. Wind chills plunge below zero across Chicago and the Great Lakes region, prompting advisories from Michigan to North Dakota.
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Great Lakes
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New York
Tomahawk threat eyed as Soviets may rival new missile
Jane's Weapons Systems says three Soviet missiles could match the Tomahawk in range and precision, threatening strategic balance. The Tomahawk, launched from submarine tubes with 2000 nautical miles range, may become central in SALT talks. Editor Ron Pretty notes Russia may be developing a similar weapon.
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Questions Aplenty at U S Display in Moscow
Nearly 300000 Soviet visitors crowded the Moscow exhibit sent by the U S Information Agency. Guides noted the main value was dialogue, not the Americana items. Visitors asked about prices, jobs, healthcare, unemployment, passports, and whether American workers support communism.
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