Notable figures take on teaching roles and public life
Ford and Kissinger will teach part time after leaving office with Ford at Yale as a visiting lecturer and Kissinger at Georgetown University. Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis speaks in New York about her new Viking book In the Russian Style while continuing editorial work. Alioto seeks divorce after 34 years, asking property and alimony decisions, amid other political and legal notes from the week.
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Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Russia
New York
Viking Press
Onassis
John F. Kennedy
Aristotle Onassis
Viking
Thomas H. Gainzburg
Peter the Great
Alexander II
Soviet Union
Ford
Kissinger
White House
Yale University
Law School
Chubb
Georgetown University
State Department
Alioto
San Francisco
Joseph Alioto
Superior Court
Angelina "Gerero Alioto
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York State
GOP
Governora’ Club
Charles Johnson
Ajo
Ariz
Johnson
New oil ship rules eyed after deadly Anchorage crash
Congress expected to pass measures directing agencies to reduce tanker accidents near U S waters. Sen Magnuson said hearings signal new laws. Coast Guard battles oil spill risk as Argo Merchant bow remains on Nantucket shore and cleanup crews stay through Tuesday.
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Washington
Congress
U.S
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Magnuson
Senate Commerce Committee
Nantucket
Los Angeles
Delaware River
Coast Guard
Nantucket Island
Massachussets
Thomas P. O'Neill
Food additive testing to reassess 2100 additives
Washington reports the 000 and wrug Administration will begin testing all 2100 food additives on the market to ensure safety. Sen. Gaylord Nelson condemns the plan as buyin time while consumers face dangerous chemicals. Acting FDA Commissioner Sherwin Gardner says preservatives colors flavors and packaging components will undergo scientific re evaluation starting in March.
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Washington
000
Wrug
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
FDA
Sherwin Gardner
Reds target dissidents amid Helsinki legacy
Vienna’s report by Amnesty International states the Soviet Union has convicted at least 90 dissidents since 1975 and is using new political persecution methods. The same day Italy’s Communist Party backed Charter 77, while Poland’s Premier lambasted a few hostile to socialism. In Genoa, powerful industrialist Piero Costa was kidnapped, dragged into a car after leaving his office. A Nigerian eruption toll around 50 was reported near Goma, with villages Kibati and Moniki said wiped out.
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Vienna
Austria
Soviet Union
Amnesty International
Thursay
Prague
Cam
Aign
Hursday
Communist Party
West
Poland
Piotr Jaroszewicz
Genoa
Italy
Piero Costa
Costa
Brussels
Belgium
Zaire
Goma
Kibati
Moniki
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Gainzburg
Hher
Services
Palm Springs
District of Columbia
D.C
Oval Office
Michigan
Rockefeller
Gary Mark Gilmore
Utal State Prison
Ronald Stanger
Gilmore
Nicole Barrett
Vern DaAmico
Robert L. Moody and
Stanger
Lawrence Schiller
Miss Barrett
Damico
Schiller
The
Ison
Is Life Story
Hackman
French Foreign Legion
New York City
Xaviera Hollander
Brooklyn
Leo Kornblath
140 Kornblath Interiors, Inc
Miss Hollander
Eden Anthony Eden
Verome Mh Beth
Lory
Ike
Orly
Combined News Services
Anchorage
Japan Air Lines Dcr
Anchorage International Airport
Moses Lake
Wash
Tokyo
Colorado International Exports, Inc
Denver
Secretary of the Interior
Thomas 8. Kleppe
Crow Indian Reservation
Montana
Reds
Ardee
Young Attitude
Lakewood
Das Kushell
Lagunita
Sun
Bullock's
Clark Avenue
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