Dean speaks at college despite threats
Former White House lawyer John W. Dean III delivered his speech at State University College at Oneonta amid threats by callers to the Oneonta Star alleging he would be shot. Police provided security with six city officers in attendance and escorted him from town.
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Turkey threatens to close U.S. bases over arms aid cut
Turkish Foreign Minister Melih Esenbel told Newsweek the government is drafting plans to close joint facilities in retaliation for the suspension of American arms aid. He warned Ankara could revisit bilateral agreements and shut bases including the Incirlik airfield if U.S. military aid does not resume.
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Ford woos Congress on economy policies in White House dinners
President Ford presses his energy and economic programs with daily White House events for lawmakers from both parties. Senate may act on a House backed delay in oil tariff hike while tax cut moves advance in the House Ways and Means Committee. Lloyd Bentsen enters the 1976 presidential race announcing from Washington and Houston. Alexander Glezer departs Moscow for the West amid nonconformist art controversy. Jane Gross becomes first woman sports reporter allowed into the New York Knicks locker room. Dr. C Mildred Thompson, noted educator and Vassar dean emeritus, dies at 93 in Atlanta.
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Shah joins Club 8847 Piz Lagalp Mt Everest ski test
The Shah of Iran became a member after completing 11 descents down a two mile Piz Lagalp run with 8 847 meters of altitude change and a 25 minute uphill ski march to the peak. Eugenio Ruegger praised the test though 19 bodyguards voiced mixed feelings about joining.
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IRA ends 45 day hunger strike at Portlaoise jail
Twelve IRA inmates stopped their 45 day fast at Portlaoise after talks with justice officials. Seven prisoners under medical care began glucose and water as the settlement was announced by a prisoner spokesman. The halt followed new demands raised late in negotiations.
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Special Events on Fashion Accessories and Scarf Tying
Vera Meet Don McEvilly demonstrates scarf tying at a mini-show in the Laguna Tea Room on February 19 from noon to 4 pm. Learn how to style scarves with the new bigger silhouette and wide belts during luncheon on the Second Level with reservations at 634-5111 ext 411.
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