Reagan Seeks More Figures On Finances As Ford Reports Wealth
Washington AP Ronald Reagan says he will release more financial information after President Ford’s report put the Ford family's net worth at 523 439. Public records show Reagan owns three California properties valued at 2 363 000 and lectures and columns earnings around 700 000 in 1975. Common Cause released assets for nine Democrats. Milton Shapp listed about 2.3 million, Sargent Shriver about 145 000. Ford’s statement notes a 67 000 net worth increase since 1973 with real estate gains and four homes. The First Family paid 56 296 federal income tax on 128 472 taxable income in 1974. Taxes may reflect income averaging provisions. Ford’s assets include 323 489 and 1 200 in general bills outstanding. No totals of income or liabilities are provided in the public notices. Wallace lists over 1 000 from royalties and seeks campaign royalties for name usage.
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Readers seek traffic signals and patent help in High Point
Inquire via Action Line about corner Park and Tate traffic concerns and signal warrants. The traffic engineer notes studies may continue. write NC Supreme Court Judge James Exum about the drug problem in High Point. Suggestions on patents reference the library and Toy Manufacturers of America. Arts Council fund drive in High Point begins this month with Dick Meadows as chair. Frances Bellamy is identified as the pledge author. a high school in Virginia received the Francis Bellamy Award in 1951.
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Opera Great Lily Pons Dies in Dallas At 71
Retired international coloratura Lily Pons died in a Dallas hospital at age 71 after entering the hospital January 11. Born in Cannes, France, she rose to fame with the Metropolitan Opera and toured battlefronts during WWII. Survivors include sister Clara Girardot and niece Lily Girardot.
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Farm Prices Slip as Wholesale Index Stays Flat in January
U S government reports show farm product prices down 1.8 percent in January while the overall wholesale index remains unchanged after seasonal adjustments. December inventories fell by 526 million dollars, with 1975 totaling a 5.5 billion drop, contrasting with a 46.6 billion rise in 1974. Commerce notes sales up 1 percent in December and 2.4 percent for 1974, as inflation eases and retail prices may soften.
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Sal Mineo stabbed to death outside Hollywood apartment
Los Angeles AP reports actor Sal Mineo known for Rebel Without a Cause was stabbed to death outside his Hollywood apartment. Witnesses heard screams. a long-haired man fled. Investigators search for the weapon. motive not yet known. Mineo, 37, lived alone and was rehearsing for a play at Westwood Playhouse.
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Commander Escapes Ticket In Speeding Stop
In Raleigh AP report Col EW Jones head of the Highway Patrol was not given a ticket after a speeding stop by a trooper. State Transportation Secretary Jacob Alexander spoke at a news conference about the incident and announced a Republican gubernatorial treasurer candidate.
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Hearsts Blame Maniacs for Castle Bombing
Patricia Hearst family turmoil rises as bombing of the Casa del Sol near Hearst Castle injures tourists and damages treasures. Sheriff says no suspects. FBI probes calls claiming NWLF responsibility. Officials hint at added security after the blast during Hearst trial in San Francisco.
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Marijuana safer than cigarettes and booze says doctor
Dr. Robert L. DuPont of the National Institute of Drug Abuse says most teens try marijuana and finds it safer than alcohol or tobacco. He urges parents not to overreact, notes some health risks but argues marijuana deaths are rare compared to alcohol.
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