Caroline to wed in private Monaco ceremonies
Princess Caroline of Monaco plans two quiet private weddings with Philippe Junot on June 28 and 29. The civil ceremony will precede a Roman Catholic rites, amid disapproval from Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier III over Junot's age and playboy reputation.
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Beach Boys drummer pleads innocent in minor case
Dennis Wilson, 32, was arrested in his Plaza International Hotel room after police found a 16 year old girl with him. He posted a $1,000 bond and was released pending an arraignment, with the case moved from a local court to Superior Court. Wilson had performed with the Beach Boys before about 11,000 fans at the University of Arizona.
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No royalty at horse competition in Lexington event
London AP reports Princess Anne and Capt. Mark Phillips were not named on Britain's team for the World Three Day Event in Lexington Kentucky this September. Anne, European champion in 1971 and Montreal Olympian in 1976, scored poorly at Badminton on Goodwill, finishing 16th of 27. Phillips lacks sound mounts as George and Persian Holiday are unfit.
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Nader Attacks Connecticut Liability Bill
Consumer advocate Ralph Nader compares bodily rights to civil rights and urges defeating a bill before the Connecticut Legislature that would limit product liability cases and widen industry defenses. The insurance industry is pushing hard for the measure.
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Skylab recharges batteries in orbit near halt of fall
Skylab, the space station abandoned four years ago, began recharging four solar powered batteries after a Monday command from Johnson Space Center. Ground control reported the command was accepted as controllers seek to slow Skylab's fall from orbit and prepare to adjust its attitude by charging the batteries to enable gyroscope control.
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Ervin Takes Amex Commercial for Tax Money
Former Senator Sam Ervin says he agreed to star in an American Express commercial to help pay taxes, noting the government takes 53 percent of earnings. He spoke at William Paterson College after chairing the Watergate inquiry and defended Watergate figures writing books to cover legal fees.
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Ford supports wife's decision on addiction candidness
Former President Gerald Ford backs Betty Ford's public admission of drug and alcohol addiction. He says her honesty may help others with similar struggles and notes the family only recently realized the seriousness of her condition while she could still perform daily duties.
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Coverup claim on Kilberg inquiry dismissed by Senate panel
The Judiciary Committee said there was no coverup in the Kilberg case since Rep Joshua Kilberg was not under investigation when he urged President Carter to expedite the ouster of U.S. attorney David Marston. The panel noted Kilberg’s name only surfaced in the probe on December 19, after his Nov. 4 call.
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Cleveland board fights judicial intimidation over desegregation orders
Cleveland school board votes 6-1 to appeal US District Judge Battisti orders that place operational control under new desegregation chief Dr Charles Leftwich and to seek a stay of execution. The panel also approves seven new staff and debates access to employment details as central city schools, about 60 percent black, navigate mandated busing and magnet school alternatives.
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Potluck Dinner Ban Attacked in Brooklyn Park
In Brooklyn Park Minnesota officials confront an ordinance banning potluck dinners with health warnings of food poisoning. The senior citizens group pressed council for change leading to a revised draft that could allow bring your own meals events again.
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