Glass artist under Carters per gift limit
Atlanta AP report notes Glass artist Hans Godo Frabel sold 12 glass dogwood sculptures to the State Department for under 50 dollars each before President Carter's wife began a Latin American goodwill tour. He says richer works exist but costs should stay taxpayer friendly while other gifts have involved Frabel owls peanuts a donkey and an elephant. Frabel 35 moved from Germany 12 years ago and runs a studio with five apprentices spending hours daily on hand crafted pieces with each dogwood flower uniquely formed.
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Atlanta
Rosalynn Carter
Hans Godo Frabel
State Dept
Carter
Latin America
Frabel
Carters
Democratic National Committee
Republican National Committee
Ford
Georgia
Germany
Georgia State University
Beacons Ignite Across Britain for Queen's Silver Jubilee
Queen Elizabeth II marks a week long silver jubilee with a national day of thanksgiving. She lights a Windsor Hill bonfire as dozens of beacons blaze across the country and overseas towns join the chain. A beacon at Dover triggers a rocket and French coastline bonfires signal friendship.
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London
UPI
Elizabeth II
Brushwood
Windsor Castle
Windsor
Australia
Dover
Calais
Dr Swanson Reflects on 50 Years of Wahoo Medicine and Service
At 75 Dr. J R Swanson recalls a half century of practice in Wahoo beginning in 1927 after studying osteopathy in Des Moines. He treated neighbors, delivered a farm baby, rode snowplows for calls, served on health boards and city government, and recalled Kennedy visit in 1968 with pride and awe.
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Wahoo
J. R. Swanson
Jack Swanson
Luther Junior College
University of Nebraska
Des Moines
Swanson
R. C. Swanson
Jack
Saunders County
Vera
Dr. Swanson
State Board of Health
Medical Examination Board
John F. Kennedy College
College
SFK
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Bob
JFK
California
Bob Kennedy
Notable figures in brief political and social notes
Walter Bailey an 18 year old hero of the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire has withdrawn from public view his mother says he is ashamed and unable to cope. Joseph P Kennedy Jr mulling a bid for Massachusetts state treasurer seeks first public office while aiding his uncle Senator Edward Kennedy. Frank Sinatra receives Israel’s Cultural Award in Washington marking the nation’s 29th year. Jerome Andrulonis a New York health dept researcher recovering from rabies remains nonverbal. Michael Bilandic set to win Chicago mayoral race succeeding Richard Daley with Dennis Block as his Republican challenger.
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Walter Bailey
Beverly Hills
Bailey
Janie Hogle
Joseph P. Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Massacchusetts
Edward Kennedy
UPI
Frank Sinatra
Israel
Washington, D.C
Sinatra
Jerome Andrulonis
New York State Health Department
Mrs Carter Aims For Caring Society Not Presidency
First Lady Rosalynn Carter says her goal is a more caring society and she does not want the presidency. She plans to use her position to address the mentally afflicted and the elderly and to act as a sounding board for husband President Jimmy Carter. During a trip to Central and South America she states she can represent and explain his ideas to the public.
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New York
Rosalynn Carter
Central
South America
Carter
Jimmy
Jmmy
First Federal Lincoln offers insured savings with guarantees
First Federal Lincoln promises a money back guarantee with higher rates than banks. Each insured deposit is protected by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation up to 40 000 dollars per account. Savers can split funds across multiple accounts to insure larger totals.
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Lincoln Savings
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
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Lincoln Journal
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Lincoln
Action Line
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Lally
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Lancaster Co
Carrier Bay Area
Associated Press
Ar Tit
By Michael Holmes
May Ron
Michael Bilandic
Richard Daley
Chicago
Bilandic
Daley
Dennis Block
Mrs. Carter
Loodwrench
DuTeau
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