Alimony, assets push Storer divorce to record level
Broadcasting magnate George Storer Sr. must pay 32.26 million in alimony to his third wife and 750,000 home to Dorothy Storer with 200,000 in legal fees and 310,62 in court costs. The judge ordered 119 equal monthly payments with the estate to receive remaining sums on death. Storer plans an appeal as his wealth cited at 3.5 million.
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World oil plan draws U S entry. France abstains
The United States will join a Canada Japan and European Community energy pact minus France, creating an OECD group to share oil in emergencies. Talks with Australia and others may expand the bloc. Typhoon Elaine hits Philippines, Hong Kong spared, 16 dead, 300000 homeless. Convicts in Scheveningen prison demand a getaway plane and access to a jailed leftist for their escape route.
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Ford Reports Encouraging Coal Talks With UMW Leader
President Ford met with United Mine Workers President Arnold Miller and received very encouraging reports on progress toward a coal contract including mine safety terms. He spoke during a Grand Rapids campaign stop, noting Miller said key economic issues were being worked on as talks advance.
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Palestine office raid injures assistant director at Park Ave
A group identifying as the Jewish Armed Resistance entered the Palestine Liberation Organization offices at 101 Park Avenue in Midtown New York on Tuesday. Hasan Rahman, the assistant director, was on the third floor when they beat him with a lead pipe and fired shots, police said.
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New York Officer Fined For Wall Remark At Station House
New York patrolman Steven Lucadano pleaded guilty to scribbling a disparaging remark about his superiors on a station house wall. Assistant Commissioner Milt Gamberg fined him two days’ pay for the public display of his anger. The Boston Globe reports numerous discrepancies in testimony related to the 1989 Chappaquiddick accident and notes a source alleging Kennedy’s cousin nearly took responsibility before a delayed police report.
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