Prince Charles begins nine city U S tour with Chicago stop
Britain's Crown Prince Charles arrives in Chicago for the first leg of a nine day tour across ten midwestern southern and western cities. He will visit landmarks such as Republic Steelworks in Cleveland a Georgia college football game the Alamo in Texas Warner Brothers Studios and California wine country. Queen Elizabeth visits Nassau to open parliament dedicate a TV station and walk the harbor with Prince Philip during her Silver Jubilee as joint trips unfold. An American priest defies the Church of England becoming the first woman to administer Holy Communion at a public service in Britain.
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Former OMB Director Bert Lance urges bankers to engage in government
Bert Lance, ex-OMB director, told bankers at the American Bankers Association that they better understand today’s problems. Delegates protested the appearance, with Robert J. Ferguson Jr. calling it inappropriate given Lance’s finances and banking practices. In a separate note, North Carolina officials said Joan Little, an escapee drawing international attention, is not being pursued more aggressively.
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Trudeau swinging again links to Ottawa nightclub producer
On Trudeau's 58th birthday Ottawa Today reports he may be romantically involved with Sandra O Neill a 36 year old nightclub producer. Trudeau separated from wife Margaret last May and shares custody with three young sons living at Harrington Lake.
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House Ethics hearings begin over South Korea payoff scandal
The House Ethics Committee opens public hearings on Capitol Hill amid complaints that the probe targets Koreans rather than potential U.S. lawmakers involved. In Seoul, discussions to question Tongsun Park stall after marathon talks with no agreement yet. The House also approves a $6.8 billion foreign aid bill, sending it to the Senate.
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Rockefeller estate housing plan sparks resident backlash
Residents of a prestigious Washington neighborhood oppose a proposed development of over 100 houses on Nelson Rockefeller's former estate calling it ticky tacky. The $300,000 to $400,000 homes prompt criticism from nearby real estate lawyer Jeffrey Dwyer who says the project resembles a typical tract development and would appall any city architect.
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