Spassky Marries French Secretary in Moscow Ceremony
Former world chess champion Boris Spassky wed Marina Stcherbatcheff in a two minute Moscow ceremony at the Palace of Weddings. The 38 year old grand master said the marriage gives him an extra queen for his game. The bride worked for the French Embassy in Moscow and may face visa and work issues.
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Ang
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Bobby Escher
Seon Fey
Syria rules out talks with Israel over Sinai pact
Abdel Halim Khaddam met over breakfast with Secretary of State Kissinger, who outlined the Sinai agreement, then spoke to the United Nations. Khaddam said conditions were not favorable for progress in the troubled region and that the Sinai agreement has closed all doors.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Sinai
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Syria
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Israel
Knaddati
Hafez Assad
Ford
Congress
Sinai Desert
NYC pension ruling halts 725 million invest plan
New York Court of Appeals blocks the use of 725 million in public employee pension funds to back the MAC emergency financing for New York City. The decision limits the plan and leaves Levitt and other trustees to decide voluntarily how to invest funds to keep the city solvent. The ruling bars the entire pension investment provision and maintains safeguards over pension assets.
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New York City
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New York
Arthur Levitt
Charles Breitel
Levitt
Breitel
Vietnamese refugees sent home from Guam under Ford plan
President Ford approves sending 1 641 refugees back to Saigon aboard a Vietnamese ship from Guam. Refugees, who resisted delaying repatriation, faced uncertain fate despite U N and aid groups advising caution. Ship repairs delay arrivals, with about three weeks before Thong Tin is seaworthy.
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Phnom Penh
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California
Sablan
Beirut jet crash kills passengers as sharks hamper rescue
A Hungarian Maalev jetliner with 60 aboard crashed six miles northwest of Beirut. Rescue crews found two bodies by midmorning and noted sharks in the area hindering recovery. The flight from Budapest to Beirut carried 35 Arabs, 15 foreigners, including at least one American, plus 10 Hungarian crew. Authorities dispatched investigators to Budapest.
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Aviation Technology
Southern Ilinos University
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Maalev
Budapest
Police strike grips Kansas City Kansas amid walkout
Fraternal Order of Police members vote to strike over contract coverage. Only a handful of highway patrolmen and deputies remain on duty while Mayor Reardon pledges public safety. A restraining order followed the vote, with a skeleton crew patrolling as 33 officers stay home.
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