Prince Charles valet recalls royal mornings in memoirs
An excerpt from Barry’s Royal Service, detailing Prince Charles waking routines and discreet relationships, appears in Good Housekeeping. Barry notes Charles’ friendships with older women and the importance of discretion among hostesses.
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NEW YORK
Prince Charles
Ince
Barry
Royal Service
Charles
Good Housekeeping
Princess Grace of
Monaco
Nancy Reagan
Mrs. Reagan
U.S
Town gossip and small town contradictions surface
County School Board member Warren Depew opposes a Christmas break extension for Raymond students citing loss of class time then pulls his children out for a Hawaii vacation. Marie Wilson recalls coffee making details while Bart finds a flooded kitchen next morning. Tom McNab skips publishing a birthday tribute to his wife. Mark Nelson hands a friend a new record and receives a banana and cake.
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County School Board
Warren Depew
Raymond
Hawaii
Marie Wilson
Bart
Tom McNab
wife Lou
Herald
Mark Nelson
Dodgers' GM aims to boost fan support next season
The Lethbridge Dodgers new general manager Wade Merry, 25, vows to attract large crowds to Henderson Stadium for the 1983 Pioneer League season. The Dell Rapids, South Dakota native and former Vero Beach administrative assistant says the Dodgers’ minor league system supports his front office goals and hopes to name a field manager soon.
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Wade Merry
Henderson Stadium
Pioneer Baseball League
Merry
Dell Rapids
S.D
Vero Beach Dodgers
Los Angeles Dodger
Vero Beach
Merry The ball club
Dodgers
Dodgertown
Dodger
Lethbridge
Gary LaRocque
Gary
Hyndman backs 5% raises guideline for 1983-84
Alberta Treasurer Lou Hyndman signals public sector wage rises near five per cent for 1983-84, affecting about 100,000 employees including teachers and hospital workers. He notes grants will rise five per cent, but actual raises may be lower to cover supplies and services. Arbitration awards for AUPE likely reach nine to ten per cent this year.
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KATHY KERR
Edmonton Bureau
EDMONTON
Alberta
Lou Hyndman
Hyndman
Alberta Union of Public Employees
Hutterite rebuttal on farming competition power
Southern Alberta Hutterite minister Jacob Waldner defends colonies as a small share of large farms amid criticism they threaten independent farmers. He cites land-buying power and notes local meetings in Claresholm and Coutts raised concerns.
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BRAD TEETER
Southern
Alberta
Jacob Waldner
Claresholm
Coutts
Waldner
Huttente
Deseret Farms
Warner
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Plainview
County of
Pornography on pay TV prompts MP call for study
Lethbridge Foothills MP Blaine Thacker urged the House of Commons Committee on Communications and Culture to study protests against Playboy programming on First Choice Canadian Communications Corp. He criticized promoting human degradation and called for Canadian content and morality standards. Thousands protested nationally while company president Don MacPherson defended the plan amid minister Francis Fox urging government intervention if needed.
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THOMSON NEWS SERVICE
OTTAWA
House of Commons Committee on Communications and Culture
Lethbridge Foothills
Blaine Thacker
Commons
Thacker
First Choice
Canadian Communications Corp
Canada
Parliament Hill
Toronto
Montreal
London
Ont
Winnipeg
Brandon
Man
Saskatoon
Regina
Edmonton
Calgary
Don MacPherson
First Choice Communications Corp
Francis Fox
Reagan’s son quits ballet to avoid jobless image
Ron Reagan, son of President Reagan, leaves the Joffrey Ballet and plans to retire from dancing to pursue other interests. The move comes just before a national tour set to begin at the Kennedy Center on February 22, after reports he feared facing unemployment again.
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NEW YORK
Ron Reagan
Reagan
Joffrey Ballet
ballet
Kennedy Centre
Washington
Rima Cohen
Washington Post
Suspect in slayings tied Bible and TV messages to fate
Bruce Blackman 22 faces six counts of first degree murder in the killings of his father Richard 50 mother Irene 49 brother Rick 16 two sisters Karen Rhodes 25 Roberta Davies 28 and Roberta’s husband John Davies 39 in a Vancouver suburb. A .22 calibre rifle was found in the garden after police arrested him as he walked away from the house. Neighbors recall he began claiming Bible messages and subliminal TV signals two months earlier. Autopsies planned. he was to appear in provincial court. Field across the street described gunfire and a late night shudder.
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Blackman
RCMP
Richard Blackman
Vancouver
Irene
Rick
Karen Rhodes
Roberta Davies
John Davies
North Vancouver
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