Nixon to host May 21 publishing party at San Clemente estate
Former president Richard Nixon plans a May 21 publishing party at his San Clemente home with guests including Robert Markel Harold Roth and two Warner Books executives. Warner paid about 2 million for RN The Memoirs of Richard Nixon. Excerpts run in 50 outlets this week. Nixon will publish May 15 at 19.95 and will host POWs on May 27 during LA commemoration of their release from North Vietnam.
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John Wayne Sees Quick Progress in Recovery at Home
Actor John Wayne, 70, says he is a month ahead of schedule after open heart surgery and recuperating at his Newport Beach home. A flotilla of Balboa area yachtsmen sailed by to extend well wishes as Wayne spoke of medical guidance that healing takes about three months.
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Kennedy and Eisenhower discuss politics in joint interview
David Eisenhower and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. spoke at a Your Place magazine news conference, reflecting on public service, risk, and the costs of politics. Kennedy noted the balance of bad and good, while Eisenhower praised his father-in-law Richard Nixon after memoirs.
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Betty Ford to Extend Treatment in California Hospital
Betty Ford remains in Long Beach Naval Hospital as treatment for alcohol and medication dependence continues for at least a week or two. Spokesman Bob Barrett says she is making excellent progress after returning to the hospital from a family weekend. She entered the rehab center on April 10 and has disclosed battles with alcohol and arthritis pain medications.
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Kris Kristofferson Ends Drinking Battle on Tour
Kris Kristofferson says he has not beaten his drink problem yet but has been sober for 18 months. In London with Rita Coolidge they start a nationwide tour, his first there since 1972. He vows to stay in control, noting a past hard drinking period and pledging music as his main focus.
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Tanker Elias explosion blamed on maintenance error
The National Transportation Safety Board attributes the tanker Elias disaster to inadequate shipboard equipment maintenance. The 13 deaths occurred when the vessel exploded and spilled crude oil while unloading at an Atlantic Richfield terminal in Philadelphia after a three year Coast Guard probe.
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Near finding cause of Willow Island scaffold collapse
Federal OSHA investigators near pinpointing where the scaffolding break started at Pleasants Power Station in West Virginia, as four potential causes are examined. They will not speculate on concrete quality. witnesses’ conflicting testimony must be resolved before confirming the break location.
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State subsidy advances keep Cleveland schools open
The Ohio Controlling Board approved a second and final state subsidy advance for Cleveland's money troubled school system to keep schools open until the end of the semester. The 43 vote occurred Monday.
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Births and dismissals noted with local addresses
Vital statistics record several births in Carlisle and nearby areas, listing parents and newborns and their Monday birth dates. Dismissals from hospitals include multiple named patients and care staff, with visiting hours noted for medical surgical and pediatric wards. A separate state report flags the largest district using all 1978 funds, awaiting June 6 levy results that could affect summer reopening and a court ordered desegregation plan. the board previously released funds to meet payroll and bills, with substantial earlier releases.
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