New Home for Newlyweds in Nashville
Dennis Gill 88 and Mary Lou Goosetree 82 wed after six years apart. They plan a new home, yard work, and pets as they start married life in east Nashville. Gill, a retired railroad worker, has been active in elderly housing protests. Mary Lou has children and grandchildren, and the couple travelled from nearby Franklin to wed. In Boston, Elliot Richardson says his goal is to be ambassador to England, a post he previously held, while weighing Massachusetts governor and U.S. president runs.
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Nashville
Tenn
Dennis W. Gill
Mary Lou
Gill
East Nashville
Harnett Cole
Franklin, Tenn
Mary Lou Goosetree
Franklin
Boston
Elliot Richardson
England
U.S. Commerce
Massachusetts
United States
Richardson
Ford Administration
Promises and Pitfalls Cross Paths With Public Life
Poa Dennis W Gill 88 pledges a new home to bride Mary Lou 82 after years in apartments. Richardson 56 courts a presidential path seeking Republican counsel. Taft Jr. loses Senate bid and contemplates return to law practice. Fellini sues Italian magazine for libel over Casanova claim. Freddie Prinze sued for divorce after 15 months of marriage to Kathy Prinze.
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Cincinnati
U.S
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio Republican
Cleveland
Howard Metzenbaum
Taft
Taft, Stettinius and Hollister
Robert A. Taft
Fellini
Giulietta Masina
Novella 2000
Milan
Los Angeles
Freddie Prinze
Chico and the Man
Kathy Prinze
Prinze
Freddie
Government backed new communities going sour across nation
Dayton story on the federal new communities program, begun in 1970, facing multiyear losses and defaulted loans. Bonds totaling 299 million backed by the government may lose at least 150 million as seven projects default, with six others in financial trouble. Newfields near Dayton is being acquired after failed development and halted construction.
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Reginald Stuart
C. N.Y.T
Dayton
Ohio
New York
Rochester
Ederal Housing
Community Development Corp
United States Department of Housing and Urban Development
James F. Dausch
Cedar Riverside
Minneapolis
Woodlands
Houston
Newfields
Gananda
Riverton
Roosevelt Island
Radisson
New York State Urban Development Corp
Europe
Donald L. Huber
Huber
Huber Heights
Ecene
Housing and Urban Development Department
New Communities
Washington
Melvin Margolies
Margolies
Newsfields
Christmas program and club meetings fill local schedule
Woodmeade P T A meets 7 30 p m for a Christmas program Shirley Hughes lists 350 0840 for details Weigh and Pray for appetite problems meets 7 30 to 9 at 1402 B Parkway Central Parkway Lydia Circle of Decatur Christian Church hosts Christmas dinner 7 at Shangri La Restaurant Sherman Street Church of God hosts a 7 p m children's puppet show at 502 Carolyn St SW Wishful Diggers Garden Club holds 12 30 p m Christmas luncheon at Mrs Noel Callahan Old Moulton Rd Joe Wheeler Chapter U D C meets 10 30 a m at Mrs John O Braswell 602 Canal St NE with division state officers West Decatur Elementary P T A holds 7 p m Christmas aes First Baptist benefit singing for Lou Allen and Borden families at Corinth Baptist Church 7 p m Sonny Jones and the Cavaliers Hartselle AARP 1831 sponsors Christmas program 7 p m Lebanon Baptist Chorale Sparkman Community Center Trinity United Methodist Church sanctuary choir presents Messiah Christmas segment at 6 p m
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Central Parkway
Shirley Hughes
Wishful Diggers Garden Club
Noel Callahan
Old Moulton Rd
Joe Wheeler
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
John O. Braswell
Canal St. NE
Lou Allen
Borden
Corinth Baptist Church
Moulton
Sonny Jones
Cavaliers
Local church groups and clubs schedule December meetings
The North Alabama Health Systems Agency council meets at 7 in Huntsville Room at Huntsville Decatur Jetport. Cotaco Literary Club hosts a Christmas luncheon at noon at Mrs. W. O. Lipscomb Jr. home on Grant St. Rev James Best of Vestavia Hills Baptist will speak at Summer Manor Friendship Club at 10 30 a.m. Single Adult Fellowship gathers 7 p.m. in First Baptist youth center. Parents Anonymous meets from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. For more information call 355 8000. Babysitters arranged during meetings. Free Child Evangelism Fellowship teacher training classes run from 9 30 a.m. un
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The
Council of North Alabama Health Systems Agency
Huntsville
Theuntsville
Decatur Jetport
Cotaco Literary Club
W. O. Lipscomb Jr
Grant St. St
James Best
Vestavia Hills
First Baptist Church
Child Evangelism Fellowship of Decatur
Electors debate abolishing the Electoral College
Washington electors affirmed Carter’s victory but some urged scrapping the Electoral College as a flawed system. A maverick elector cast Reagan’s vote, while Wisconsin and Iowa electors demanded abolition or reform. Carter won 297 to 240 with one Reagan vote. 81.52 million voted overall. The final certifying act occurs January 6 in Congress.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Lawrence Longley
Wisconsin
Carter
Ford
Reagan
Ohio
District of Columbia
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Congress
Princeton Okays Moderate Risk DNA Research Under Guidelines
Princeton University subcommittee unanimously backs allowing certain moderate risk genetic studies in new labs under NIH like guidelines. The 10 member panel urges final approval power for each proposal and cites central role of DNA techniques in genetics and development. In a separate report from Johannesburg a detainee, Wellington Tshazibane, reportedly hanged himself in a police cell, as associates seek an independent pathologist for the post mortem.
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Princeton
N.J
Princeton University
National Institutes of Health
Johannesburg
Wellington Tshazibane
Oxford University
Peres Eyes Meaningful Talks With Arabs in 1977
Washington reports that Israeli Defense Minister Shimon Peres predicts meaningful negotiations may occur with Arab states in the latter half of next year. He favors step by step diplomacy over a full Geneva settlement approach, signaling patience for limited agreements rather than sweeping peace deals.
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Washington
Israel
Middle East
Defense
Shimon Peres
Diplmacy
Henry A. Kissinger
Peres
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