Washington arrives at Cambridge and reshapes Continental Army
After a 12 day ride from Philadelphia George Washington arrives in Cambridge on July 2. He assumes command of 14 500 militiamen and finds no unified command or training. In his first report to Congress he notes deficiencies in numbers discipline and stores. By year end Congress pays about 27 500 troops.
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Philadelphia
George Washington
Cambridge
James Stevens
Washington
Congress
Continental Army
Happy Hooker settlement over film title rights
Xaviera Hollander, author of The Happy Hooker, wins a 65 000 settlement from Mature Pictures Inc for copyrighted title use in Life and Times of Xaviera Hollander of the Happy Hooker. The film must drop Happy Hooker from its title. The ruling comes from Manhattan State Supreme Court.
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Xaviera Hollander
Homebuyers may save money on new government loans
The Ford administration releases 2 billion dollars for mortgage aid cutting conventional loan rates to 7 percent from about 9 percent, helping buyers with up to 42000 dollars in mortgage value. The program targets 65000 households, mainly for new homes, with lenders assessing down payments and credit.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
Alaska
Hawaii
Guam
Atlanta
Dallas
Chicago
Detroit
New York
Seattle
Los Angeles
Houston
San Francisco
Savings and Loan Associations
County Marriage Licenses and Domestic Relations Updates
A list of filed marriages shows Charlies Stead and Nancy McDade, William Milner and Teresa Gustin, Robert Cole and Donna Linville, Stephen Cole and Ava Henson, Daniel Kendall and Roberta Booth, Edward Carrier and Wilma Gay, Kenneth Rice and Carol Kimberlin, Larry Thompson and Sally Wagner, Greg Baker and Belinda West, James Allison and Gina Brumfield, Terry Morris and Lora Smls. Domestic relations include petitions for dissolution by Robert Sims and Dana Sims. Divorce suits filed involve multiple couples across Franklin, Carlisle, Lebanon, and Springboro with issues of cruelty neglect and adultery. A Q&A overview discusses condominiums and government loan points, GNMA insured loans, and costs to the U.S. treasury.
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Charlies Stead
Manchester Road
Franklin
Nancy McDade
Victoria Lane
William Craig Milner
Hamilton Ave
Maineville
Teresa A. Gustin
St. Crowin Sr
Lebanon
Robert Lee Cole
N. Main St
Donna Linville
Stephen DO. Cole
Warren County
Ava Diana Henson
Sterling Drive
Daniel Joe Kendall
Gertrude
Trucker
Roberta Jean Booth
Stanwood Drive
Edward Carrier
Utica
Carpenter
Wilma Gay
Trenton
Franklin Road
Kenneth Rice
Cochran Road
Hamilton
Carol Ann Kimberlin
Cincinnati Ave
Larry Thompson
Sharonville
Sally Joe Wagner
Ohio
Clover Greg Baker
Forest Ave
Belinda Hope West
Walnut St
James R. Allison
Old Hamilton Pike
Cook
Lora Smls
Dayton
Robert D. Sims
N. High St
Dana D. Sims
Kettering
Frank Charlies Rook
Hudson’s
Texaco
Ardman O. Taylor
Charles P. Neely
Dubois Road
Teresa Neely
Lou Mae Richardson
Hillcrest Ave
Carlisle
Paul Richardson
Mary A. Kidwell
Dale Ave
Raymond F. Kidwell
Betty Jo Corley
High Ridge Court
Jack D. Corley
Helen Johnson
Hoffman Ave
Jerry Johnson
Spartanburg
S.C
Patricia A. Hoskins
Martha Drive
Kevin Michael Hoskins
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Chronicle of
America
Ross Mackenzie
Jeff MacNeily
United Feature Syndicate
North America
Government
National Mortgage Association
U.S. Treasury
Richie
Sears
S. Main ST
Middletown
Bonanza Family
Bonanza Restaurant
Breiel Blvd
Eldora Speedway
Rossburg
Julie
California
Ohio Bell
Atlanta, GA
Butte, MT
Concord, NH
Denver, CO
Detroit, MI
el Paso, TX
Green Bay, WI
Houston, TX
Kansas City, M
Miami, FL
Oakland, CA
Paducah, KY
San Diego, CA
Topeka, KS
Warren, PA
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