Ali barred from spending fight winnings in divorce case
Muhammad Ali was ordered by Cook County Judge Robert L. Hunter to stop spending or transferring any of his stocks and bonds from the $6 million fight proceeds while his wife Khalifah Ali seeks a divorce. The order was extended for 10 days with an Oct. 13 deadline for Ali to answer, as allegations include promised gifts to the NAACP and Nation of Islam and claims of extreme mental cruelty and adultery.
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Walters Becomes TV News Anchor In ABC Debut
Barbara Walters anchors ABC Evening News with Harry Reasoner in a debut marked by a two anchor format. Walters reads clearly though she stumbles on the word administration, while Reasoner moderates and plans ad libs amid a high profile broadcast and notable Sadat interview.
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FBI Chief Clarence Kelley Weds Shirley Dyckes
FBI Director Clarence Kelley married Shirley Ann Dyckes in a weekend ceremony in Maggie Valley North Carolina Dyckes is a Washington state schoolteacher and former nun The couple kept the wedding private with a small ceremony reported by UPI
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Earl Butz Reprimanded for Offensive Remarks and Resigns
Agriculture Secretary Earl Lauer Butz, reprimanded twice by President Ford for derogatory comments about black voters and the Pope, resigned after the latest furor. The Purdue alum and former dean rose through Nixon and Ford administrations, championing farm modernization while attracting criticism for favoring big agribusiness and opposing the family farm.
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Clifford Hardin
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Ezra Benson
Pulitzer Winner Heads Phoenix Investigation
A team of 18 investigative reporters led by Bob Greene from Newsday arrived in Phoenix to probe the murder of Don Bolles, who died after the June car bombing. A judge refused to move John Harve Adamson’s murder trial, as reporters from multiple papers join the effort to expose crime and Mafia links in Arizona.
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Divorced Persons Heavier Smokers
The Center for Disease Control reports education and marital status affect smoking. More educated people are likelier to smoke, with divorced or separated individuals smoking at higher rates. Among men, divorced or separated smokers exceed 60 percent. among women, about 50 percent. Married adults show roughly one-third smoking.
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