Rosalind Russell Dies at 63 After Cancer Battle
Rosalind Russell, famed for witty film and stage roles and humanitarian work, died at 63 at her Beverly Hills home after a long fight with cancer and arthritis. tributes poured in from Natalie Wood, Lucille Ball, and Cary Grant, praising her talent and warmth. Her career highlighted roles from Auntie Mame to reporter in His Girl Friday and a string of stage performances since 1956.
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Carter selects public school for Amy in Washington
President elect Jimmy Carter and wife Rosalynn announce daughter Amy, age nine, will attend Thaddeus Stevens School near the White House. The school is 60 percent black and about 30 percent of pupils are foreign nationals. Amy is eager to attend with many future classmates.
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Storm rescues lift 90 mariners after Santa Cruz Island gale
Coast Guard cutters and aircraft rescued 90 people aboard 25 boats on Saturday as winds up to 60 knots battered Santa Cruz Island. Two injured were treated in Oxnard. about 97 yachtsmen were moved to an emergency center at Ventura County Airport. Grounding left at least 20 boats destroyed. dozens sought shelter at Santa Cruz and Anacapa islands. The search continued Sunday with three cutters, helicopters, and a Navy chopper aiding. Fire in Angeles National Forest near Crystal Lake burned 100 acres with 250 firefighters on scene. Highway 39 closed by the blaze. Malibu Canyon fire was contained Sunday afternoon after burning 20 to 35 acres. multiple crews and helicopters fought it.
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Salvage Reveals Soviets Submarine and Missiles
Time magazine reports the Glomar Explorer recovered virtually intact a 320 foot Soviet Gulf class submarine with hydrogen bomb tipped SSN-5 missiles from 14 000 feet in the Pacific. CIA mission, code named Project Jennifer, yielded cores and torpedoes for analysis. the sub was broken up and dispersed.
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Buyers ignore rules as home sales surge in rising market
U S housing data show record existing home purchases and rising new home sales led by equity gains and high prices. Analysts note many households stretch budgets to buy, despite reports that most families cannot afford median-priced new homes. Median prices reach 45200 for new homes and 38700 for existing homes with year over year increases.
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Blizzard Threatens Rescue Efforts At Urfa? No, Muradiye quake site
A blizzard at Muradiye in Van province Turkey halted rescue work after a quake left thousands homeless. Governor orders drafting of adults ages 18 to 60 and conscription of private vehicles to keep roads open as snow and cold threaten survivors. At least 3,626 bodies had been recovered with potential final toll above 5,000.
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Independent vows may signal divorce in new church ceremony
A fragment notes that the phrase I do in independent-saying nuptials could also imply divorce. Other clippings mention blood tests detecting alcoholism even after sobriety, Carter counsels delaying a bomber decision, and a men’s birth control clinic opening in San Francisco.
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