OU billionaire heiress plans simple Christmas for heirs
The Dallas based Us. L Hot plans a modest Christmas for his children saying he will give them something simple after decades of oil field wealth and later investments. Christus Day will feature church services and a quiet turkey dinner with a close family member.
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Families Celebrate News Prisoners Alive From Vietnam War
Families of 18 American servicemen held by the Viet Cong in South Vietnam feel relief as word arrives that their loved ones are alive. Reactions come from Mandy Davis in Clayton Alabama and Jerhardt Mehrer in Omaha as details from the Committee of Liaison With Families of Servicemen Detained in North Vietnam confirm the prisoners’ status. The release adds to the previously acknowledged 339 prisoners in North Vietnam, bringing total acknowledged captives to 343 with four more reported Dec 14.
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Manson follower Grogan sentence cut to life by judge
Steve Grogan, 20, linked to Charles Manson's circle, had his first degree murder term reduced to life imprisonment by Superior Court Judge James G. Kolts. Grogan, who stood silent, was convicted for the August 1969 slaying of stunt man Donald Shea, with a jury recommending death earlier. He sought to speak to the court but was refused.
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Summer in Rio Brings Heat as City Sizzles
Rio de Janeiro endures a brutal heat spell with Jacarepaguá at 104 degrees and downtown highs lower in the day. In a court ruling, jurors found Charles Manson, 36, commanded his hippie group and Grogan followed orders, linking to the Tate murders and Hinman death in 1969. Manson remains on Death Row at San Quentin.
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Blind Matron as Santa for Michigan Felons
An 81 year old Detroit woman Rose Richards served as Santa at Southern Michigan prison in Jackson. She delivered crates of fruit candy and 50 wrapped clothing packages to inmates, making her fourth annual visit. After a local story, readers donated over 400 dollars to support her gift drive.
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Reagan to Seek State Employee Pay Hikes in Budget
Governor Reagan plans recommending in the next budget a 95.6 million wage increase for state workers including UC faculty and state college staff. Finance Director Verne Orr said the money is in the budget and the print confirms it. Orr noted funds would allow a 5 percent across the board raise, with faculty at 7.8 percent, pending allocation by salary agencies and trustees.
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