Elizabeth Taylor Adopts Rural Life After Virginia Move
Elizabeth Taylor, once part of the jet set, now lives on John Warner’s 2000 acre Virginia farm near Middleburg. She travels in a pickup driven by her husband, tends horses and cattle, and is seen enjoying sour mash whiskey and chicken wings away from champagne and caviar society.
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Carterson Jack Carter declines Navy discharge upgrade offer
Jack Carter says he will not use his father President Carter's program to upgrade undesireable or general discharges from the Navy. He explains the president's role would appear to influence his son and notes his own career path avoided common problems. The piece also touches on New Jersey Governor Brendan Byrne’s Princeton views and Jill Townsend's divorce from Nicol Williamson. A separate item mentions two boys driving a mother's car in Chicago, causing a crash.
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Carter extends China trip as son joins delegation
President Carter's son James Earl Carter will join a 10 member bipartisan congressional delegation to China on Thursday. White House press secretary says the move signals continued progress in U S China relations. Delegation led by Rep John Brademas and Sen Richard Schweiker returns in April.
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Trudeau to vacation alone in United States this Easter
Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau says he will vacation solo in the United States this Easter while wife Margaret minds their three children. He calls his marital status his own business, amid reports of possible separation. Margaret has drawn attention with solo trips to New York, plans a photography career, and alleged use of an official air pass. The couple, married six years, have three sons. Pierre plans trip with Margaret to tend kids.
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White Atlantan Captures Young Seat in 1974 Vote
White Atlanta councilman wins the Young congressional seat formerly held by U.N. Ambassador Andrew Young. Fowler defeating John Lewis 53,023 to 34,452 after early city tallies, Lewis a former Voter Education Project leader and SNCC activist. Other city races in Madison and St. Louis yield margins. Seattle and Washington area nominations set for May 17.
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Gas company shuts Buckeye Lake meter after moratorium ends
In Buckeye Lake Ohio Gas utility workers shut off Roy Dreyfus meter for a $173 bill covering three months. The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio had barred shutoffs but did not extend the moratorium. Clintonian Fuel and Oil Co paid the bill hours earlier and 39 other homes were cut off that morning.
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