Princess Anne honored for calm during kidnapping attempt
Queen Elizabeth II named Princess Anne Dame Grand Cross for calm conduct during the March 20 incident in the Mall. Anne's husband Captain Mark Phillips was made a Commander of the Royal Victorian Order, and Rowena Brassey joined the order. A Londoner was committed to a mental institution after the abortive kidnapping plot amid four related shootings. Separately, STP spokesman Andy Granatelli was ordered to testify by a federal judge in FTC pollution and performance claims probe.
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Miracle baby Tasha Hudson weighs eight pounds at birth hope
Miracle survivor Mrs Olivign Hudson kisses Tasha LaShay Hudson who weighed 20 ounces at birth on March 15 after 3 months premature open chest surgery at Brooke Army Medical Center San Antonio Now on normal diet and eight pounds SEATTLE Airline executive Arthur F Kelly says NASA should lead energy policy proposing National Energy and Space Administration He also suggests not diminishing NASA but using its discipline and reputation as a focal point for energy efforts LOS ANGELES Groucho Marx hospital tests scheduled at Mt Sinai Hospital Yoko Ono in Tokyo tells Japanese to dream and project higher goals
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Quincy Jones leaves Cedars after 10 day hospital stay
Jazz arranger Quincy Jones, 41, departed Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in Los Angeles after a 10 day stay for a urinary tract infection. He has written scores for the Emmy Awards and various TV programs. In Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Lee William Bailey of Marion faces a separate case after a bar encounter ended with a woman taking his clothes during a skinny dipping incident. the car and woman remain missing.
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Pearl Bailey to replace Shirley MacLaine at Chrysler Hall
Pearl Bailey the Newport News born singer will perform in Chrysler Hall tonight through Saturday replacing Shirley MacLaine who left town after complaining about the sound system on opening night. Officials said Bailey will present a completely different show.
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Clay Shaw dies clear of JFK plot
New Orleans reports Clay Shaw, once tried and acquitted in the Kennedy assassination case, died at 60 from cancer. He had been hospitalized since February, with Shaw serving as a retired trade executive and former director of the International Trade Mart. The death ends a long arc tied to Jim Garrison’s 1967 charges and subsequent legal battles.
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Oil giants doubt 6-7 cent gas price cut forecast
In Houston UPI reports officials from Exxon Shell and Gulf say a 6 to 7 cent drop in gasoline prices in coming months is unlikely. Treasury Secretary Simon predicted potential declines tied to rising crude supplies and stable world prices but industry spokesmen cite uncertainties in foreign crude and regulatory limits. Texas Independent Producers leader sees only 1 to 2 cents per gallon possible.
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Ford seeks upgrade for White House physician Lukash
President Ford pressed to promote assistant White House doctor William M. Lukash a Navy rear admiral to the top medical post. Lukash, 43, from Detroit, is a gastroenterology specialist who has served on the White House staff since Nixon’s early days under Dr. Walter Tkach, now stationed in San Clemente with Nixon.
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Nixon and Coxes Picnic Along California Coast
Former President Richard Nixon, his daughter Tricia, and son-in-law Ed Cox enjoyed a seaside picnic at Faria Park near Rincon north of Ventura during a day trip from San Clemente. A station attendant in Oxnard saw Nixon in a Lincoln Continental with three men believed to be Secret Service agents.
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Betty Ford to pick Nancy Howe as personal secretary
Washington UPI Betty Ford was expected to select Nancy Howe a former White House guide book seller as her personal secretary. Howe of Lynchburg Virginia has worked with Mrs Ford since last fall at the start of Gerald Ford's vice presidency.
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Ear clipping proposed for dog warden payouts in Alger County
Alger County officials in Munising consider requiring ear clipping of each dog killed by the county dog warden Earl Rowley who billed 488 dollars for 53 dogs killed in June and July. Warden is paid two dollars per day per dog kept and three dollars per dog killed. Board member John Helsel said receipts for each ear would be used for audit trails and to show money is accounted for. Entries on car storage and ear retention will be decided at the September meeting.
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Mansfield sets mark as leader in Senate history
Washington AP report notes Senator Mike Mansfield, 71, of Montana, extending his tenure as the Senate Democratic leader to 18 years 225 days the longest in U.S. history. His milestone followed records by Barkley and Robinson as speeches marked Mansfield’s anniversary.
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