Bil Griffin Teaches Janitors at Lasense Community College
Seattle AP report notes Bil Griffin speaking plainly with the janitor and discussing Tita textbook usage while teaching janitors at Lasense Community College.
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1977
Page
2
Seattle AP report notes Bil Griffin speaking plainly with the janitor and discussing Tita textbook usage while teaching janitors at Lasense Community College.
Former announcer George Fenneman reflects on his 15 years with Groucho Marx on You Bet Your Life and his return to work after a hiatus. He discusses residuals, public relations, TV work, and fond memories of Groucho, noting the show’s revival and his ongoing respect for the comedian.
SAN DIEGO AP The Patriarch of the Retreads George Ceath, a Waterford Ireland native, was greeted by friends on his 90th birthday as the oldest Retreads member. He has ridden a big bike for 15 years after a Dublin race changed his path from pedal power. I tried a motorcycle the feeling of not having a pedal overwhelmed me. I’ve been stuck with motorcycles ever since.
In Delray Beach Florida Caley a.k.a Garbage Mary faced a court hearing after police found sock certificates and bank notes indicating wealth but doctors and attorneys described assets at about 170000 dollars. The judge considered guardianship and noted she had a life history including time at Knox College and family ties.
Carter officials report Nixon pledged closer ties with China in a 1972 memo from a meeting with Premier Chou Enlai. They say the promise was an intention not a binding agreement, and Watergate weakened Nixon and limited action. The revelation shapes Carter era China policy as Vance plans a future visit.
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