Flight 107 Passengers Raise $426 for Rocky and Wings Gift
On a DC10 flight from Chicago to Phoenix, stewardess Marsha Grieger coordinated a relief effort after Larry Stewart lost his wallet. Passengers and crew collected 426 dollars, wings for Rocky, and a get well note for Stewart’s 3-year-old son, amid an outpouring of generosity from 240 travelers and strangers alike.
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Ford aims at fundamental changes in economy policy
President Ford, after talks with key advisers in Vail, seeks fundamental changes in how the economy is managed to avoid a deeper recession. Press Secretary Ron Nessen said the group sees a watershed period and may push beyond past measures with new programs to be unveiled in the State of the Union.
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Ford Delays CIA Spy Report Response
President Ford will postpone replying to allegations of CIA domestic spying until he returns to Washington this week. Press Secretary Ron Nessen said Ford will study a Thursday CIA report from William Colby over the next few days and confer with Colby and others after returning likely on Jan 2.
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Paul Dixon dies ten days after heart attack in Cincinnati
Paul Dixon longtime WLW television host died Saturday at age 53 ten days after suffering a ruptured artery in his heart. The Iowa native and longtime Cincinnati entertainer hosted the Paul Dixon Show for nearly 20 years and was known as The Mayor of Kneesville. Funeral services are pending.
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Progress on mall top story in 1974
The massive downtown redevelopment topped a yearend list by editors and reporters as 1974’s main story. Armco and the school system followed closely at No. 2 and No. 3. Other features include a piece on underground life and Lena Horne discussing prejudice and work.
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Guerrilla Band Seizes Managua Residence During Embassy Party
An armed group named after a former guerrilla leader stormed a Managua home hosting US Ambassador Turner Shelton’s party and abducted 25 to 30 people. Eight to fifteen attackers demanded safe exit, political prisoners release, and up to 1 million dollars, while two police were wounded and several held by Sandinista Front members.
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Weather outlook with warmer temperatures and rain chance
The forecast calls for a high in the low 50s today with cloudy skies and a chance of rain tonight. Monday’s high expected in the upper 40s while precipitation remains possible.
Teens imitate parents in drinking study finds
Washington AP A government study shows high school students copy adult drinking habits. About half attend at least one drinking party monthly and 61 percent drink monthly. One third ride with intoxicated drivers, and alcohol figures in about half of traffic deaths.
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