Betty Hutton Seeks Comeback Amid Rectory Exit
Former star Betty Hutton, once the Blonde Bombshell, leaves a Portsmouth Rhode Island rectory where she worked as cook and housekeeper to pursue a show business return. Father Peter Maguire says she is 53, not ready to retire, and hopes for open end contracts as she recovers from health issues and a recent psychiatric treatment.
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New York
Betty Hutton
Portsmouth
R.I
Peter Maguire
St. Anthony’s Rectory
Father Maguire
Miss Hutton
HEW probes BVR role at Xenia tornado aid program
Federal review follows Dayton Journal Herald reports that the Ohio Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation may have falsified records for 882 Xenia tornado victims. The investigation focuses on program integrity rather than harming aid recipients. The BVR, funded mainly by HEW, helps the physically handicapped gain employment.
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Dayton
Ohio
Ohio Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation
Journal Herald
BVR
Xenia
Depauw Students Aid Honduran Island Hurricane Recovery
A DePauw University student from Middletown joins eight DePauw participants and nine United Methodist Church laypersons in a January 18 day, 18 day trip to Utila Island off Belize to rebuild three homes lost in Hurricane Fifi. David Harrison, senior history major and Middletown High School graduate, participates.
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Depauw University
Greencastle
Ind
Utila Island
Belize
British Honduras
David Harrison
McGee Ave
United Methodist Church
DePauw
David
William Harrison
Middletown High School
Liddy Sees End Justifies Means With Sirica In Interview
In a CBS 60 Minutes interview, G Gordon Liddy says he and Judge John Sirica think alike and that the end justifies the means. He calls Dean a stool pigeon and Magruder a skilled liar, while Nixon is accused of not being ruthless enough. Liddy defends Watergate as justified intelligence gathering.
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Washington
G. Gordon Liddy
U.S
John J. Sirica
John Sirica
Liddy
Mike Wallace
CBS
60 Minutes
Sirica
White House
John W. Dean III
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Richard M. Nixon
MIA
Watergate
Elilsberg
Republic Steel to raise prices 1.4 percent nationwide
Republic Steel Corp announces a 1.4 percent price hike on mill products effective with Monday shipments. Affected items include plates hot rolled and cold finished alloy bars tubular products and wire. Concrete reinforcing bars and galvanized pipe will not rise.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Republic Steel Corp
Brando Owes On Donated Land Lien Report
Marlon Brando faces a 318000 lien on a 40 acre Agoura land donation to American Indians. The principal is due by December 30 1975 or the property reverts to the note owners. Attorney Lawrence Kartigainer confirms the KABC-TV report and Brando did not comment.
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Los Angeles
Marlon Brando
Brando
Lawrence Kartigainer
Kartigainer
Kabc-Tv
Agoura
Here
Reopening decision on South Boston High rests with Leary
Boston officials met with City, state and federal leaders to decide whether to reopen the South Boston High complex after a December shutdown following a stabbing and racial violence. School Supt. William Leary will decide, with White opposing National Guard use unless riot trained. Kerrigan urged reopening despite violent risk.
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Boston
South Boston
William J. Leary
White
South Boston High
Leary
National Guard
Michael S. Dukakis
Commonwealth Armory
Barry
Parks
Dukakis
Kerrigan
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Gordon Liddy
Cyprus
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
Theodore Roosevelt
President Ford
NCAA
Teddy
Ford
Dwight Dr. Eisenhower
Jesse Owens
Central Ave
Mrs. Friendly
Republic Steel
Boston Police
Robert diGrazia
Supt.leary
Middletown
Miami University
Johnston Hall
Chambers
Wolfert
Darbyshire
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Missy
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Aene
Middletown Malle Park
Mid-town
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