Silvia Sommerlath Engaged To Swedish King Carl Gustaf
King Carl XVI Gustaf and Silvia Sommerlath publicly announced their engagement, with the king acknowledging marriage likely before Sweden's midsummer holiday. The 25 year old monarch and 32 year old Sommerlath, a German commoner, addressed reporters after their four year courtship at the royal palace. She hopes to be an active queen while he noted wedding plans are not yet set.
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U.S
Carl Gustaf
Silvia
Sweden
Stockholm
Carl XVI Gustaf
Royal
Miss Sommerlath
Innsbruck
United States
Two Held In Connection With Death Of Three Babies
In Lafayette Indiana police arrested Charles M Ross 32 and Adron M Tucker 3 for the deaths of three infants found buried on Ross home property. Coroner says victims likely aged 2 to 6 months over last five years. Names tentatively Diana Ross Robert James Ross and Earl Ross.
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Charles M. Ross
Adron M. Tucker
Indianapolis
Ross
Miss Tucker
Tippecanoe
Ross’ Northside Lafayette
Davis
Diana Ross
Robert James Ross
Earl Ross
Hotels On Strip Shut Down By Strikers
LAS VEGAS AP A strike by 11000 Culinary Workers Union members shut down 15 hotels on the Las Vegas Strip. Musicians and stagehands had already walked out, leaving most clubs dark. Caesars Palace Circus Circus Dunes remained open with limited staff. Sahara eyed a longer outage. Visitors faced canceled shows and empty rooms as closures spread across the hospitality hub.
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Nev
Las Vegas Strip
Eabwiys
Culinary Workers Union
Howard Hughes
Hawaii
Caroline Tyerson
Sheffield
Mass
Hughes
Brooks filters grants over revenue sharing stance
Rep. Jack Brooks argues for grants with strings over unfettered revenue sharing funds. He contends 6.5 billion dollars annually flows to states and municipalities without controls, allowing recipients to spend as they please, a point he raises as a concern from his role as Texas Democrat and House Government Operations chairman.
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Jack Brooks
Texas
House Government Operations Com
Riichard M. Nixon
Brooks
Congress
Callaway Condoned From Page One Campaign Fallout
Callaway steps aside from campaign duties on paid leave as an investigation unfolds with statements of no impropriety and confidence in exoneration. Ford travels Illinois and North Carolina campaigning while political staff reorganizes and statements stress honesty and integrity amid a widening political backdrop.
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Callaway
Agriculture Department
J. Phillip Campbell
Pentagon
Illinois
North Carolina
Spencer
Ford
Ilinois
Reagan
Guilford Courthouse
Verdict Condinued in Zebra Murder Conspiracy Trial
The case against Green, Moore, Simon, and Cooks spans multiple counts of murder, kidnapping, and assault tied to 1973 74 incidents including the Oct 10 machete slaving and a later bus stop shooting. Jurors were questioned individually on numerous charges as the trial proceeded amid defense and testimony.
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Seph L. Alioto
Karesh
Moore
Simon
Tana Smith
Jane Holly
Roxanne McMillan
Terry White
Ward Anderson
Green
Cooks
Quita Hague
Richard
San Francisco
Slayings Convened from Page O Details Emerge
Police investigated a mass slaying where bodies were found after 6 to 8 pm. Michael Abt arrived home to blood and broken glass, saw the scene, and alerted a passing officer. A neighbor recalled the grisly discovery and the officer’s reaction. No suspect identified. Clifford Abt remains in Bucks County Prison on unrelated charges.
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Michael Abt
Michaels
Isabel Young
Mike
Michael
Poten
Abts
Clifford
Bucks County
Congressmen say nutrition research underfunded and uncoordinated
Rep. Fred Richmond said the federal government remains in the dark ages on nutrition research after a Congressional Research Service report. It found funding and guidance were limited, with HEW spending 60 percent of 1975 funds and little interdepartmental coordination among HEW defense agriculture and VA. The report estimated total nutrition research spending at 573 million in 1975, far below defense. McGovern urged GAO review for reform and more funding to address diseases linked to diet.
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Fred Richmond
Congress
Richmond
D-N-Y
Congressional Research Service
House Agriulture
Congressional Research Report
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
National Institutes: of Health Nutrition Coordination Committee
Departments of Defense and Agriculture
Veterans Administration
Defense
Commerce Department
George S. McGovern
Dl.d
Senate Committee On Nutrition and Human Needs
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