Trudeau couple reportedly separates amid media rumors
A Toronto report claims Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and his wife Margaret will separate, described as extremely unlikely by a Trudeau spokesman. The press secretary could not confirm details, with unverified reports placing Mrs Trudeau in New York. The couple, married six years with three sons, has faced breakup speculation since she traveled to Toronto alone on their anniversary.
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New York
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Mick Jagger
Cunard Princess christened in New York Harbor by Princess Grace
Princess Grace of Monaco christens the Cunard Princess in New York Harbor smashing champagne on the bow while Archbishop Terence Cardinal Cooke looks on. The $60 million luxury liner is billed as the world’s newest pleasure ship amid sunny weather and high ceremony. Meanwhile Prince Charles visits Belgium as rumors of a royal engagement surface in London.
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Powell questions government right to lie at journalist meeting
White House Press Secretary Jody Powell said he cannot confirm a blanket government right to lie. He allowed a hypothetical situation might be a very close call if integrity versus other stakes is at issue, speaking to the Washington Society of Professional Journalists.
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Houston Council Abolishes Women’s Advocate Post
The Houston City Council voted 263 to abolish the $18,000 a year women’s advocate position on Wednesday. Mayor Hofheinz announced Dr. Mikki Van Hightower will remain on the payroll as an assistant with similar duties and salary. Critics had urged removal after her March 5 Women’s Day speech advocating abortion and the Equal Rights Amendment.
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Houston
Fred Hofheinz
Mikki van Hightower
Hofheinz
van Hightower
Morley Safer critique targets TV shows at WVU talk
CBS news correspondent Morley Safer, speaking in Morgantown during WVU Journalism Week, derided much television as chewing gum for the mind and labeled Charlie's Angels as a massage parlor in the living room. He argued local anchors are often chosen for looks rather than reporting ability and noted Barbara Walters faces a career identity choice between Barbara Walters and Rona Barrett.
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Journalism Week
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Des Moines farmer leaves estate to Negro race in 1973 will
Neighbors called reclusive white farmer Dorgan eccentric not crazy after he left $534000 estate to the people of the Negro race. Out-of-court settlement pays niece $15000 and sets up a Joseph M. Dorgan Memorial Trust to aid needy blacks with about $25,000 yearly for loans, education, medical expenses, and crippled children. A four-person committee will decide disbursements, mostly blacks, with court accounting due April 30.
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Des Moines, Iowa
Joseph M. Dorgan
Harkin
Wimer
Dorgan
Wimner
Ile
Tearful reunion at airport after Canary Islands crash survivors
Longview Washington resident Teresa Brusco receives a heartfelt hug from her mother Mrs. C D Mahoney at Portland International Airport. The Brusco family and husband Roland survived a Sunday airline collision in the Canary Islands and arrived Wednesday night, reuniting with relatives.
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C.D. Mahoney
Cathlamet
Portland
Ore
Brusco
Roland
Canary Islands
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Heart attack ends coma patient in lawsuit case
Della Dockery the 41 year old mother of six who had been in a coma since November 13 after three heart attacks died of a heart attack in the intensive care unit of Erlanger Hospital officials said Fred Gault a hospital spokesman reported the family had sought to disconnect her respirator without criminal liability and claimed daily costs of keeping her alive were about 1000 dollars Bobby Dockery said the family believed she would want the respirator removed
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Chattanooga
Hopes fade in treasure hunt on Victoria Peak
Norman Scott of Expeditions Unlimited Inc shifts digging from the main shaft at Victoria Peak to a side passage as Friday's deadline nears. The search, rooted in the Chimney Hole legend first reported by Milton Doc Noss in 1937, has seen dwindling chances and exhausted dig sites.
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Victoria Peak
Norman Scott
Expeditions Unlimited, Inc
Milton “Doc” Noss
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