Couple ties knot plans after kidney ward meet
Mike Leile and Robin Perry announced their engagement in Portland after meeting on the University of Oregon Health Sciences Center dialysis ward where both have long kidney failure treatments. They plan to marry in September and may adopt children due to hereditary kidney issues.
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NBC snubs Winston the weath erdog amid on air furor
In a New York television flap, NBC officials pulled Winston the weath erdog from on air after weather anchor Frank Field sparked controversy by planning a tuxedo appearance. Viewers flooded NBC with calls as Field and Winston’s brief fame drew mixed reactions from staff and the public.
Carter matriarch in satisfactory condition in Americus hospital
Lillian Carter is in satisfactory condition at a Americus hospital after being admitted for rest and a leg muscle spasm. She is expected to stay hospitalized at least until Monday while Mandy Carter, nine, recovers from a broken arm after a riding incident on St Simons Island involving her cousin Amy.
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Billy Carter
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Curtis hints at DNC chair role for Carter
Former Maine Governor Kenneth Curtis signaled strong possibility of being President-elect Carter's choice for DNC chairman. Curtis called reports of his selection accurate speculation. Carter said an announcement is coming next week and noted Curtis is qualified for any government or political post.
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Kenneth Curtis
Carter
Democratic National Committee
Curtis
Robert Strauss
Democratic Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Vance Meets South Africa's Botha in Washington
Secretary of State nominee Cyrus Vance conferred for an hour with South African Ambassador R F Botha in Washington. He said he could make no statements or commitments on Carter administration policy before Carter takes office on January 20.
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Washington
R. F. Botha
South Africa
Jimmy Carter
Vance
Botha
Carter
Ford defends swine flu program halt as wise decision
President Ford says launching the 135 million swine flu inoculation program was right, but halting it was probably wise. He noted 50 million Americans had been inoculated, while investigations consider a link to Guillain Barré syndrome. He spoke after a ski demonstration at Vail.
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Cole
Ford
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
California taxes rise 9.2 percent in 1975 76
California taxpayers paid more than $6.5 billion in state assessed taxes for the 1975 76 fiscal year through programs run by the Board of Equalization. The total of $548 million above the prior year marks a 9.2 percent increase.
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Sacramento
California
Board of Equalization
Carter seeks public tips on open door policy
President elect Carter asked for written suggestions on how to stay in touch with ordinary citizens while avoiding isolation in the White House. Spokesman Jody Powell said ideas can be mailed to People Box 2600 Washington DC 20013.
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Plaanen & Quiet New Car
Maine
Kenneth Curtis
Carter
Democratic National Committee
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