Custody Bid as Curtis Alleges $190000 Misuse in Child Support Fight
Tory Curtis, 47, petitions Superior Court for custody of his daughter Jamie, claiming ex wife Janet Leigh Werthescay misappropriated over $190000 in child support. He describes Leigh as tensions rife and states she did not establish a trust fund and misused payments for travel liquor clothing and limousines.
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Campaign spending soars as 1984 election eyed
Analysis notes a potential 1984 campaign cost near 1 billion dollars with Senate bills targeting spending ceilings of 25 cents per eligible voter and pushes for partial public financing. Tensions rise over the adequacy of caps while a 1978 law failed to curb overall spending.
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Peron Arrival Tarnished by Wave of Shootings
Argentine strongman Juan D. Peron returned from exile to Buenos Aires as gunfire killed 13 and wounded 250 or more near the airport. The attack disrupted his welcome and he spoke on TV apologizing for not greeting the crowd in person.
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FDA considers warning on feminine deodorant sprays
Washington reports two major manufacturers ready to add warnings tracing possible rashes and irritation from feminine deodorant sprays. FDA proposes labels stressing external use only and eight inch spray distance, and may deem certain terms misleading. Alberta Cover Os. says it will comply and deny medical claims while considering reformulation.
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House panel boosts 1974 HEW budgets beyond Nixon request
The House Appropriations Committee approved a $92.0 billion spending bill for Labor and HEW agencies, exceeding Nixon’s 1974 requests by about $1.8 billion. The panel proposed higher education funding and kept support for the Office of Economic Opportunity while outlining a path around Nixon’s antipoverty plan.
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