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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1977
Page
6
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Prince Andrew son of Queen Elizabeth attended a weeklong school vacation in Ontario by visiting The Art Works gallery in Toronto. He arrived with two RCMP guards on Saturday night and listened to the Jim Galloway Quintet for about an hour as around 40 guests were present. He left before many noticed his presence.
In Cincinnati AP report Leyla Nassoud Calnan, descendant of Iran's Qajar dynasty, renounces royal title and naturalizes as a U S citizen in federal court. She is married to GE official Timothy Calnan. Iran's dynasty ended in 1921. The Jerusalem item notes Nelson Rockefeller’s arrival from Jordan for meetings with Israeli leaders.
Jefferson City AP report notes the Senate Appropriations Committee will probe the Office of Administration’s new statewide accounting system SAM. Chairman Donald Mashford says funds and authority questions loom as Arthur Andersen plans a $1.9 million first phase while a $6 million study is proposed.
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