Ford’s game bruises spectator at Vail charity golf
Former President Ford struck a spectator with a wayward first-hole shot at the Jerry Ford Invitational in Eagle-Vail. Jessie Edeen, 26, was hit on the right wrist while watching from a rock, receiving an apology and the ball. The two-day event benefits Vail charities with Ford playing alongside Rob Hope, Jackie Gleason, and Hale Irwin.
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Awai
Vail
Cala
Milwaukee
Rob Hope
Jacke Gleason
Hale Irwin
Eagle-Vail Golf Club
Jessie Edeen
Gravedigger Dudley Clapp Still Serves 4000 Graves
South Windsor gravedigger Dudley Clapp at age 89 recalls seven day weeks and decades tending 4000 graves at Main Street cemetery. He began for family support when jobs were scarce, accepting $38 per grave, now $80 with talks of $90. He values the work as an honor and lifelong vocation.
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Conn
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Clapp
Main Street
Sinatra feud over surname ends at hotel letters
Frank Sinatra fights a court order allowing Donna Lee Morris to call herself Donna Lee Sinatra starting Aug. 8 after permission was granted. Lawyers say she sought to impersonate Sinatra and influence Waldorf Astoria hotel to honor a room rental. The piece also notes Led Zeppelin members jailed in Oakland for battery after a concert dispute.
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New York Supreme Court
Donna Lee Morris
Donna Lee Sinatra
Sinatra
Miss Morris
Lil Miss Blue Eyes
Waldorf-Astoria
Stricken Humphrey Finds Faith in Fight Against Cancer
Senator Robert Humphrey discusses his cancer battle in Reader’s Digest, praising faith and hope as daily guideposts. He recalls his worst moment learning of the illness, remains optimistic about miracles, and notes surgery for bladder cancer at Memorial Hospital last October 7 followed by drug therapy.
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Orlando
Massachusetts
South Shore Musical Theater
Cohasset Mass
Boston
Cohasset
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Robert Humphrey
Minnesota Democrat
Reader's Digest
Humphrey
Memorial Hospital
Urban League hearing new civil rights push by Marshall
Labor Secretary Ray Marshall urged the National Urban League that Carter aims for strict civil rights enforcement after years of neglect. He praised new staffing to revive a rusty civil rights machinery and cited actions blocking a Texas bank from federal contracts for failing to adopt affirmative action. Andrew Young also defended the administration's policies.
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National Urban League
Carter
Marshall
United Nations
Andrew Young
Urban League
Yerne Jordan
Labor
Labor Department
Tration
Labor Departments
Texas
Young
Jimmy Carter
Lance stock sale eases Senate probe into budget chief
Budget Director Bert Lance faces a Senate Governmental Operations hearing amid allegations of financial impropriety. A stock sale of 500 million shares in the National Bank of Georgia was announced, easing immediate pressure as Ribicoff defended Lance and urged public accountability.
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Bert Lance
Avlanta Bank
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Carr Administration
Lance
Good Housekeeping
Abraham Ribboff
D-Conn
Ribbcott
National Bank of Georgia
Crystal stemware sale with patterns and discounts
Ad copy lists Thistle pattern stemware and 14 piece goblets with 11 ounce wine glasses, champagne flutes, and assorted glassware. Prices include discounts like 3.99 on items previously 5.99 to 6.99, plus selections such as Coronation Pal Cour LaFayette Wimbledon Savoy and more. Includes names of patterns Lyra Questa Mira Aries and multiple glass types.
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