Soviet love child to wed American
Victo ria Fyodorova the Russian film star will marry Pan American pilot Fred Polly of Stamford Conn and seek US citizenship. She is the daughter of Adm. Jackson Tate and Russian actress Zoya Fyodorova born in Moscow in 1945. Tate says she will stay in the United States past her visa and hopes for improved U.S.–Russia relations.
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Onassis Heiress Plans Half Fortune Charity Donation
Christina Onassis, heir to Aristotle Onassis, announced that half of his estimated billion dollar estate would be donated via a charitable organization. She cited her father's wishes and disclosed this as the family’s first public philanthropic pledge amid past criticisms of his wealth.
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African drought kills 20000 in Horn of Africa crisis
Relief officials report the worst drought in Africa’s history with at least 20 000 dead in Ethiopia and Somalia and up to twice that number possibly perishing. About four million people are affected as famine spreads across the Horn region. In Ogaden and northern Somalia the crisis is described as more catastrophic than the 1973 famine. In Madrid two Basque gunmen hijack a train, kill one guard, wound another, and flee with a getaway car.
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New York City Eyes Quick Cash to Cover Payroll
City officials race to secure funds from property tax prepayments to avert a payroll shortfall. Projections show about 45 million short of 132.9 million in debts including 89.1 million for payroll, with 330 000 paychecks at risk of bouncing.
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House Advances Health Services Legislation
Washington The House approved a bill to extend major health services and authorize new rape prevention and treatment programs for mental illness epilepsy hypertension hemophilia and elderly problems. The Senate has passed a nearly identical measure.
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House OKs home bill amid veto risk and jobs claim
The House approved a compromise homeownership bill 253 to 155, a veto risk, with supporters saying it could help 300,000 unemployed homeowners avoid foreclosures and create 800,000 jobs via construction and rehab.
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Henry Reuss
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Hope's serious address at Utah State graduation urges unity
Bob Hope, 72, delivered the Utah State University commencement speech urging an end to political bickering over Vietnam and Cambodia. He called for action to fix the economy and morale, receiving an honorary degree and quipping about not doing homework.
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Henry Fonda Named 1975 Buffalo Bill Cody Award Winner
Henry Fonda, a Nebraska native from the Grand Island area, was named the 1975 Buffalo Bill Cody award recipient for exemplifying the western tradition of family entertainment.
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Grand Island, Neb
Thursday
Solzhenitsyn Visits Stanford Hoover Institution
Nobel laureate Alexander Solzhenitsyn is at Stanford University's Hoover Institution researching Soviet secret police archives. He will not be interviewed and a press release will be issued after his departure. He arrived in Palo Alto last Sunday and plans to leave Friday.
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Stanford University
Hoover Institution of War, Revolution and Peace
Richard Staar
Palo Alto
Puerto Rican teen wins National Spelling Bee in Washington
Hugh Tosteson a 14 year old from Puerto Rico wins the 48th National Spelling Bee with incisor beating Mark Ogle who misspelled brilliantine. Tosteson and his family watched in a Washington hotel ballroom as 79 contestants competed.
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