Jacqueline Onassis Reaches $20 Million Settlement
Jacqueline Onassis obtains a $20 million settlement from her stepdaughter Christina Onassis to relinquish any claim to Aristotle Onassis estate. The deal ends ties to Onassis enterprises and halts her $250,000 annual allowance. Christina reportedly agreed to sever all connections with the estate.
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Jacqueline Onassis
Athens
Greece
Chris
Tina Onassis
Onassis
New York Times
Christina
Times
Associated Press
Lichtenstein
Postmaster Nomination Power Sought by Carter Admin
Washington AP Carter administration seeks new authority over the Postal Service to ensure continued success and viability of the mail system. W Bowman Cater of the OMB endorses a congressional proposal granting the President power to nominate the postmaster general with Senate confirmation.
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Washington
Postal Service
W. Bowman Catter
Office of Management and Budget
Senate
Service
Congress
Executive Branch
Cutter
State Farmers Support Protest Across Boise City Area
Farmers from several states plan a December strike to press for 100 percent parity and full return on investments. Ottinger says about 150 Boise City area farmers discussed the plan and 20 will attend a Pueblo meeting with Agriculture Secretary Bergland.
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Boise City
Ohio
Fred Ottinger
American Agriculture
Springfield
Colo
Pueblo
U.S
Robert Bergland
Ottinger
Giraffe Victor Dies After Rescue at Marwell Park
Victor the 18 foot tall giraffe at Marwell Park Zoo in England died after a failed rescue operation to lift him from a canvas sling. Veterinarians said shock caused the death as workers lowered him from steel scaffolding and as more than 1,000 messages poured in from animal lovers.
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Ruth Giles
Victor
Royal Navy
Marwell Hall
England
Marwell Park Zoo
John Knowles
London
Knowles
Oklahoma Attorney General Up holds liquor ad ban
Oklahoma City AP Attorney General Larry Derryberry rules the liquor advertising ban constitutional under state police power. He urges strict enforcement by ABC Board and law officers if not being enforced, rejecting arguments about free commercial speech and equal protection as questions of fact.
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Oklahoma City
Atty
Larry Derryberry
Derryberry
Stephen Wolfe
Tulsa
Wolfe
Oklahoma
United States
Oklahoma Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Asst
Kenneth L. Delashaw Jr
ABC Board
First Indochinese Refugees Arrive Under New U S Program
The first group of 100 Indochinese refugees from Vietnam Laos and Cambodia arrives at San Francisco International Airport under a Carter administration program authorizing 15000 entrants. They will join sponsors nationwide with a small group staying in the Bay Area.
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San Francisco
Southeast Asia
United States
Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Griffin Bell
David Ilcchert
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
U.S. State Department
Thailand
U.S
Sichert
Weather forecast says warmer week ahead with showers possible
The forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy skies and rising temperatures into the low 90s by Wednesday. Tonight's low expected in the mid 60s, after Monday's high of 85 and overnight low of 59. Through Thursday to Saturday partly cloudy with widely scattered showers and thunderstorms, highs mostly in the 80s and lows in the 60s.
Senators Reject Gas Guzzler Tax In Senate Panel
The Senate Finance Committee voted 11 to 5 to reject the gas guzzler tax linked to Carter energy plans. Lawmakers cite already approved fuel efficiency standards and warn the full Senate will revisit the tax next month.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Carter
Senate
Laurence Woodworth
Congress
Spark Matsunaga
Hawaii
House
Cameron University Plans Homecoming Queen and Activities
Cameron University announces nominations for homecoming queen for the October 17 to 22 celebration. The Golden Anniversary theme marks 50 years since Cameron became a junior college in 1927. Nominations run through September 30 with queen reveal at the October 22 Cameron Texas Lutheran game.
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Cameron University
Wayne Bean
Cameron
Bean
Marty Carpenter
Student Activities Council
Suzanne Keuges
Beth Martin
Ed Shelton
George Wesley
John McMahon
Ben Burtop
Rachelle Corriveau
Gregg Maguire
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Mrs. Onassis
Ionian Sea
Alexander
the Times
Christina Onassis
Miss Onassis
John F. Kennedy
Postal Rate Commission
James Hanley
D-N.y
Charles H. Wilson
Calif
Hanley
Postmaster General
U.S. Catholic Conference
The
International Rescue Committee
Church World Service
Eichert
Bangkok
Singapore
Taipei
Seoul
By Eve Sandstrom
of the Constitution Staff
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