Shipping magnate Onassis dies in Paris hospital
Aristotle Onassis 69, famed Greek shipping and airline magnate, died at the American Hospital in Neuilly after a broncho pulmonary infection. Jacqueline Kennedy was in New York. burial planned on Scorpios. He built a vast fleet and wealth, survived by Christina. Alexander died in 1973. He faced myasthenia gravis and heart problems.
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Kissinger seeks Syrian support for Sinai talks during Middle East swing
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger appealed to Syria's Hafez Assad to back his Sinai negotiations and then flew to Amman to brief King Hussein on American Middle East initiatives. He said Jordan decides Geneva attendance and may stay out after Rabat. A possible Golan talks angle remains with Egypt and Israel.
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Man steals $100 blue suit from Montgomery Ward
A man grabbed a size 40 blue suit from Montgomery Ward on University Boulevard yesterday at about 4:30 pm and escaped in a car driven by a second man. Police report the theft at the 700 block location. Local clerk Bill Young identified the suspect. The duo fled north on University.
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Postal workers oppose ceiling in new federal contract
The Postal Service and unions oppose President Ford's proposed 5 percent wage ceiling as they prepare to negotiate a contract covering over 600,000 workers. Negotiations begin April 21 for a July 21 contract start, with Bailor noting labor costs dominate postal expenses and the rate hike may hinge on the contract outcome.
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