Lowell Thomas To Take Bride On Maui Wedding
Author Lowell Thomas 84 and Marianna Munn 49 will wed today at 9 p.m. EST in Lahaina Hawaii in a service led by Episcopal Bishop Harry Kennley. The couple, longtime colleagues in the American Colony Charity Assn., plan to travel to Asia for a PBS project after the ceremony.
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Controversy Over Lawyer Report Cancels Delivery
In Raleigh a report by George Rountree was not presented to the State Transportation Board after a controversy over his hiring. DOT says the plan was canceled to avoid fuel for the fire. DOJ threats to block payment and questions of authority surround the contract.
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Russian sculptor finds solace in United States
Salisbury AP reports Russian sculptor Micheal Katok who left the Soviet Union 19 months ago finds life in America like leaving hell for heaven. He criticizes anti Communist stereotypes, discusses his granite portraits of Carter and Hefner, and hopes to teach sculpture at Rowan Technical Institute. He notes Soviet leadership and public hardship while praising American life and urging more U.S. letters to Soviet officials. He arrived at Harris Granite Quarries in Salisbury drawn to work there. His wife Nonna learns English and works sewing at a local factory.
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Bella Abzug Considers 1977 NYC Mayor Run
Rep. Bella Abzug, whose term ended with Congress, hints she may enter the 1977 New York City mayoral race. The Manhattan Democrat trails Moynihan for Senate but surveys position her as a leading candidate.
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