Johnny Carson Faces High Alimony and Divorce Claims
New York reports Johnny Carson faces a request for 23 000 dollars alimony over four weeks as Joanne sues for divorce or legal separation. Grounds cited include cruel and inhuman treatment abandonment and adultery in preliminary arguments.
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Ranchers in Pecos Area Discuss Weather and Conservation
The report highlights Pecos county ranchers like Fred Schlenter Hershel Cox and the Nabers family discussing rain, pasture conditions, and cattle sales. It notes the Great Plains Conservation program board meeting in Pecos, selecting nominees for the Texas Conservation Awards and outlining 1971 GPCP practices and contracts for Reeves and Loving counties.
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Deaths roll across three states claim notable figures
New Concord Ohio Mrs John Glenn Sr 73 World Mother in 1962 died of heart ailment at home Her husband died in 1966 McDonough Ga Dr Pierce Harris 75 Methodist minister lecturer author columnist died likely of heart attack He wrote for The Atlanta Journal 17 Rich mond Va Herman E Wood 57 assistant director of Children Inc shot and killed outside his home by a robber
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Meir, Muskie Comment On Israel War Border Talks
Israeli Premier Golda Meir warned of a negative reply from the Arabs as talks resume over withdrawal from territory occupied in 1967. Sen. Edmund S. Muskie said Rogers plan no longer reflects Nixon policy and future borders must be decided by the involved nations.
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Kentucky seeks $850 grant for strip mining research
Frankfort Kentucky has applied for an 850 federal grant to fund research and demonstration projects aimed at improving strip mining and reclamation techniques.
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Dole Backed Plan Reshuffles GOP National Chair Roles
The proposal shifts titles and duties of the two top deputies to the national chairman. Evans, 39, a Wilmington attorney and fundraiser for Nixon, would become a chief administrator with expanded duties. Mrs. Armstrong, a Vassar graduate and Texas Republican leader, would move from vice chair to a deputy role.
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Police Strike Spurs City Haste as Lindsay Responds
Mayor Lindsay vows steps to protect public safety as a police strike broadens. Chief Inspector Codd orders 12 hour shifts starting Thursday midnight and suspends administrative work. Union demands for a $100 monthly raise tied to patrolman sergeant pay parity. Court of Appeals ruling complicates negotiations. contracts expired Jan 1.
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Nixon Urges Youths to Try the System at Lincoln
President Nixon, before 8,500 at the University of Nebraska Lincoln, promotes an alliance of the generations. He says there can be no generation gap and urges 18 year olds to exercise their new voting rights and engage with the nation. He notes no one wins all the time in a free society and expresses satisfaction with the campus reception.
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Nixon to Propose Health Care Plan to Congress
Vice President Agnew said President Nixon will submit a health care program to Congress in a few weeks. He outlined goals to improve biomedical research, train health personnel, and expand facilities while ensuring no one is denied care due to cost. He rejected a nationalized system and praised Frank Sinatra for support.
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Reagan and California Officials Seek Federal Help
The vice president met two hours with 300 California state county and city officials in a Capitol hearing room to discuss fiscal problems and request federal aid such as revenue sharing from the national government. The gathering included Gov Ronald Reagan among attendees and focused on addressing local government constraints.
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