Ford son of ex-president to act on The Young and the Restless
Steven Ford, son of Gerald and Betty Ford, will appear this fall as Andy the bartender on CBSs The Young and the Restless. Tom Brokaw announced his NBC News anchor team choice and commitment, while Roger Mudd said he accepted the new role with enthusiastic cooperation. News from San Diego notes Sen Hayakawa nap incident on Air Force One. In Vermont, publisher William Loeb sells the St Albans Daily Messenger to Emerson Lynn, promising a more aggressive editorial tone. A Pancho Villa statue unveiled in Tucson with praise from Gov. Babbitt and Mexican President Lopez-Portillo, signaling cross border friendship.
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Young and the Restless
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Vernon Jordan calls for new interracial civil rights movement
Vernon Jordan, president of the Urban League, urged black groups to forge a new interracial civil rights movement amid Reagan budget proposals. He criticized slashing social programs and warned against cuts harming the poor, saying pennies from the poor affect basic needs while dollars from the rich affect leisure choices. The NAACP convention, with about 400,000 members, runs through today.
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Takeoff delay thwarts bomb in Guatemala City
A 45 minute delay in takeoff of Eastern Flight 9 A4 from Guatemala City likely saved passengers when a bomb exploded in a baggage area killing a handler. The plane proceeded to Miami with shaken travelers including Miss Guatemala 19 year old Yuma Lobos and others. Government officials say the device might have exploded in air if departure timed.
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Goshen Votes To Secede From Massachusetts In Symbolic Protest
In Goshen Massachusetts the 652 residents at a special town meeting voted to secede from the state. Leader Kim Dresser says the move is a protest against state bureaucracy and may signal efforts to form a 51st state with the five western counties.
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