Half-Diplomats Hang On Hope For Better Days
Ken Towsey a 57 year old Salisbury native and head of Rhodesian Information Office faces bar from serving in Washington as a representative of a vanished or still unrecognized regime. He has lived in the U S since 1963 and hopes to retire here rather than return home amid mounting uncertainty for half diplomats tied to fading governments. Towsey's case highlights U S policy balancing contact with Baltic missions and unaccredited envoys while recognizing only those states still officially listed.
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Arthur Gavshon
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Ken Towsey
Salisbury
Washington
Rhodesian Information Office
Towsey
U S. State Department
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Lottery Winners Quit Jobs After Sudden Wealth Study
Claremont California AP report cites sociologist Dr. H Roy Kaplan who studied New Jersey lottery winners. Kaplan found 35 of 49 full time workers quit after winnings and winners often kept their values and did not rush to discuss riches. A book detailing the study is forthcoming.
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John Nadel
Associated Press
Claremont, Calif
H. Roy Kaplan
Pitzer College
New Jersey
Kaplan
State University of New York At Buffalo
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