Actress Sue Lyon to wed Colorado convict Adamson in prison chapel
News item reports Miss Sue Lyon, 27, plans to marry Gary Cotton Adamson, a convicted killer serving 20 to 40 years, in Canon City prison chapel. He faces a federal bank robbery sentence and has been described as well regarded by inmates. Lyon cites trust and respect, notes conjugal visits may be sought, and discusses prison rules and their unique bond.
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POW ALVAREZ TO MARRY AIRLINE HOSTESS ILYAS IN PITTSBURGH
Ex-POW Everett Alvarez Jr. and Thoma Sine Ilyas will wed in Pittsburgh on Saturday. Alvarez, the longest-held U S POW at eight years, met Ilyas when she assisted arriving prisoners at Dulles. The couple plans to live at Kingsville Naval Base while Alvarez continues in the service and supports a Mexican-American scholarship.
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Skylab 3 rocket OK after repair
NASA officials say Skylab 3 launch on November 10 remains likely after buckled fuel tank sections on the Saturn 1B were popped back into shape during a pressurization test. The crew includes Carr Pogue and Gibson for a 56 day stay, with a possible extension to 70 days. Meanwhile Tropical Storm Gilda churned 25 foot seas and winds of 65 mph, with warnings from the Carolinas to Massachusetts.
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U S reports 8 year high trade surplus
The Commerce Department reported a September trade surplus of 873 million dollars, the largest monthly surplus in over eight years. Exports rose 7.4 percent to 94.4484 billion, while imports fell 7.4 percent to 5.5751 billion, lifting nine month totals into a small annual surplus. A strong export rise came from civilian aircraft, machinery, chemicals and textiles, with declines in consumer goods and crude oil. The surge reflects dollar devaluations and policy shifts boosting U S goods abroad and jobs at home.
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