Onassis Heiress Plans Welfare Foundation in Europe
Christina Onassis announced she will allocate half her late father Aristotle Onassis estate to public welfare projects in Greece and elsewhere. A foundation would be based in Liechtenstein to fund education health and other welfare initiatives, with the exact funds undisclosed though estimated around $1 billion total estate. Aristotle Onassis died in Paris in March and his son Alexander was killed in an Athens air crash in January 1973.
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Stelios Papadomitriou
Christina
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Aristotle Onassis
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Zumwalt House Hosts Vietnamese Refugee Family in Fayetteville
Elmo Zumwalt I and his wife Kath y host a family of 11 Vietnamese refugees in their two story four bed home. The Duc family arrived in Fayetteville after fleeing Saigon by ship, aided by Zumwalt’s father Adm Elmo Zumwalt Jr. The younger Zumwalt, a Fayetteville lawyer, notes the arrangement is crowded but humane. The Duc family includes spouses, children, and relatives who left Vietnam during the war.
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Ung van Duc
Adm
Elmo Zumwalt JR
Naval Operations
Washington
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Doc
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Saigon
Philippines
Ford and GOP hail veto wins in Capitol clash
President Ford and Republican leaders touted recent veto successes after a failed attempt to overturn a 5.9 billion jobs bill. Senate GOP chief Hugh Scott said the revolution faces a harsh winter as Democrats brace for fewer overrides, while Rhodes forecast a mixed veto fate on a strip mining bill.
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Scott
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Rhodes
Senate
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Puerto Rican lad wins U S spelling bee crown
Hugh Tosteson, 14, bilingual son of a University of Puerto Rico professor, won the national spelling bee on the 27th round by correctly spelling incidor after runner-up Mark Ogle misspelled brilliantine. Ogle, 14, Greenwood, Ind., was the runner-up. Tosteson is from San German, Puerto Rico, and spoke both Spanish and English. He said he enjoys science fiction and reads a lot.
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UPI
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University of Puerto
Tosteson
San Gerpa
Mark Ogle
Greenwood
Ind
Brilliantine
Ogle
United States
San German
Puero Rico
Tostesan
Hart to retire after third Senate term next year
Senator Philip A. Hart of Michigan announced he will retire when his third term ends next year citing age and the need for new blood. The 62 year old Democrat, a Judiciary Committee leader on civil rights, plans to stay active in retirement. His decision opens a scramble among Michigan Democrats to name a successor, with potential contenders including members of the delegation and Attorney General Frank J. Kelley. He is married to Jane Briggs Hart, an autos heiress and liberal figure who was once arrested at a Pentagon protest.
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UPD
Philip A. Hart
Dmich
Hart
Senate Judiciary Committee
Michigan
Congressional
Frank J. Kelley
Jane Briggs
Pentagon
Ford signs highway fund bill
The White House announced President Ford signed the Federal Share of Highway Projects Act to speed highway construction. The bill allows states to transfer federal funds between categories until Sept 30 and begin federally assisted projects without matching funds, with a focus on enabling rural road work and urban project transfers to proceed promptly.
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Upi
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Ford
Sunday Only Sale Notice in Cine Pastoon Ad
Partial OCR reads as a Sunday only sale notice for Second Cine Pastoon, with lines suggesting a paid listing in California. Details are garbled. item appears to be a one day sale or event listing limited to Sunday.
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