Javits Wife Quits PR Post Amid Public Debate
Marion Javits wife of Senator Jacob Javits announced resignation from her $67,500-a-year public relations consultancy to Fan's national airlines amid concerns about conflicts of interest. Javits praised her sacrifice and noted limitations on use of talents in public life. Also noted Fulbright awards, UAE agent registration, and Jack Ford joining World Mark Travel.
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National Airlines
New York
Javits
Jayits
R-N.y
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Washington
Jack Jack Ford
World Mark Travel Inc
Sheila Weidenfeld
New York City
Ford hosts Rabin at White House state dinner
President Ford hosted Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin for a White House state dinner with 160 guests. Ford reaffirmed U.S. commitment to Middle East peace while Rabin highlighted Israel's pursuit of independence from war. Entertainment featured Carnot Burnett and Helen Reddy. Chris Evert attended as a guest.
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Hair stylist wins largest New Jersey lottery prize
Eric Leek, chosen from 45 semifinalists in the 1776 Instant Lottery final, wins 1 176 weekly life prize totaling at least 1 847 040 for him or heirs. He plans to quit his job, marry soon, open a world youth center in North Attington, and honeymoon around the world while thanking the Lord.
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Armstrong Named First Woman U.S. Ambassador to Britain
Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved by voice vote the nomination of Anne Armstrong to be the first woman U.S. ambassador to Great Britain. The 48 year old Texas rancher’s wife has been active in Texas Republican politics and British Foreign Office approval came earlier this month completing diplomatic formalities in one week.
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King Juan Carlos Takes Up Darts at Palace Gatherings
A royal household spokesman said on Tuesday King Juan Carlos has begun playing darts with friends at the Palace. The informal activity is described as a hobby and part of his leisure time at royal residences.
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North Vietnam
Sahara clash sparks first Algeria Morocco battle over Spanish Sahara
Combined News Services reports Algerian and Moroccan troops clashed near the Amahala oasis as Morocco said its operation aimed to dislodge armed bands in Algerian army uniforms. Rabat denied convoy involvement and reported many dead from the exchange.
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Bill okays mass blackbird extermination near Fort Campbell
Congress approves a bill to authorize immediate extermination of up to 77 million blackbirds and starlings roosting within 100 miles of Fort Campbell Kentucky. Senate and House pass separate but similar versions lifting legal restrictions on chemical detergent use.
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Federal judge blocks FDA dye ban on Red No 2
A federal judge on Tuesday halted the FDA from banning Red No 2, a widely used dye in foods drugs and cosmetics, citing an industry request for a permanent injunction. The temporary restraining order remains in place until a February 6 hearing.
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Food and Drug Administration
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U.S. District Court
Aubrey Robinson Jr
Abrasive General Removed From Iran Mission
Washington reports Air Force Maj. Gen. Hoyt Vandenberg Jr. was reassigned for being too abrasive in dealings with Iranians and U S officials. He led the U S military advisory effort with Iran on training and equipment usage, with his father having served as Air Force chief of staff from 1948 to 1968.
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