Eisenhower and Nixon linked to roving ambassador idea
Julie Eisenhower urges her former president father to serve as a roving ambassador. She cites his world affairs expertise and warns it would be a tragedy if his talents are not used. Nixon is reported to be improving after hospital stay as memoir work continues.
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Betty Ford Recovery Update After Surgery
Mrs Betty Ford remains in the hospital following breast surgery. Doctors report her moving about and making an excellent recovery as she nears release this week.
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Prestige clothing stores indicted on price fixing
Three prominent Fifth Avenue stores Saks & Co Bergdorf Goodman Inc and Genesco Inc owner of Bonwit Teller shops were indicted in Manhattan Federal Court on conspiracy to fix prices for dresses suits and coats over five years The indictment also names Barrie Sommerfield and Leonard Hankin as executives involved in the scheme The charges allege uniform markup lists set retail prices and manufacturers were urged to enforce them causing retailers to withhold inventory to maintain those prices.
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End of siege offer to free hostages in Dominican Republic
President Balaguer proposed safe passage for guerrillas holding seven hostages including an American woman if all hostages are released unharmed. He called it a final and definitive offer, citing humanitarian reasons and the presence of women among the captives.
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House votes to cut Turkey aid over Cyprus dispute
The House approved a 291 to 69 vote to withhold military aid to Turkey until substantial progress on Cyprus is shown, overturning earlier compromise language and restoring provisions for aid cuts if Turkey acts in good faith on troop removal. The Senate is also acting on veterans pensions and FBI term limits.
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