Singer Mel Torme Admits Phone Tapping in Custody Case
In a deposition, Mel Torme admits listening to his ex wife Janette Scott and her former fiancé on a call in England last year. He says he taped conversations fearing his children would be taken out of the country. The couple divorced last May and remain entangled in custody and property disputes.
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Los Angeles
Mel Torme
Superior Court
Janette Scott
Kevin Francis
England
Tormes
Torme
Miss Scott
Carter to Buy His Mother's Letters Book
President Carter was told he must buy a copy of his mother's letter book like any other buyer during a Plains autograph party. Lillian Carter confirmed the President asked if she would share a copy, while friends purchased one for the group.
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Atlanta
Carter
Lillian
Plains
Former Missouri Speaker Rabbitt Faces Mail Fraud Sentence
Former Missouri House Speaker Richard J. Rabbitt was to be sentenced in federal court on 15 counts of mail fraud carrying up to 135 years in prison and fines up to $51,000. The proceedings involved a note about an autograph for Miss Lillian and a plan to forward it to the President.
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John S. Gleason Jr
The
American Legion
Mercantile National Bank of Chicago
Missouri
House
Richard J. Rabbitt
Titus
President's sister Coloria Spann publishes letters
Coloria Spann, sister of the President, collected the letters and arranged for their publication, compiling the correspondence for public release.
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Coloria Spann
Faubus Reported Satisfactory After Pacemaker Surgery
Former Arkansas Governor Orville Faubus, 67, is in satisfactory condition after undergoing heart pacemaker implant surgery at Baptist Medical Center. He entered the hospital Friday and received a temporary pacemaker, a spokesman said Monday.
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Little Rock, Ark
Arkansas
Orville Faubus
Faubus
Baptist Medical Center
BYU to Honor Alex Haley With Doctorate at Summer Commencement
Brigham Young University will award an honorary doctoral degree to author Alex Haley, best known for Roots, at summer commencement. Haley will receive the honor Friday along with Salt Lake City businessman Joseph Rosenblatt.
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Provo
Utah
Alex Haley
Brigham Young University
Haley
Salt Lake City
Joseph Rosenblatt
Califano Drops Nationwide Civil Rights School Survey
Secretary Califano will not require 16 000 school districts to submit detailed 1977 78 civil rights data, shelving the annual survey for now. He plans a biennial survey in the future to reduce paperwork while ensuring enforcement needs. A forthcoming, simpler survey is also being developed.
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Califano
Congress
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Senate
Labor-Hew
HEW
UNM President to Keynote RISD Teacher Orientation in Roswell
William E Bud Davis president of the University of New Mexico will speak at the Roswell Independent School District teacher orientation and general faculty meeting at 9 a.m. in Goddard High School Commons. Davis, UNM president since 1975, has held university posts and authored several works while active in multiple New Mexico professional and civic organizations.
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William E
Bud”’ Davis
University of New Mexico
Roswell Independent
Davis
RISD
Goddard High School
UNM
University of Colorado
University of Northern Colorado
New Mexico Distinguished Public Service Awards Council
New Mexico Humanities Council
Board of New Mexico Historical Review
Consortium Planning Council
International Center For the Human Enviroment
Albuquerque
Institute of Public Law and Services
National Association of State Univesities
Governor's
New Mexico
Greater
Colorado
G.D. Humphrey
University of Wyoming
Council Sets Needs Talks
The Regional Mental Health Planning Council will meet at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Crisis Center in Hobbs to report public results of a July needs assessment survey conducted across Chaves Lea Eddy Lincoln and Otero counties.
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Regional Mental Health Planning Council
Hobbs
Planning Council
Chaves
Lea
Eddy
Lincoln
Otero
Market drifts as extended rally stalls on Tuesday
The Dow Jones industrial average slipped to 872.05 at midday, down 2.08 from Monday after a brief rally failed to continue. Losers led gainers 7 to 6 among New York Stock Exchange issues as the market turned downward today. Roswell Shrine Club notes a regular meeting at Chew Den on August 17 at 6 30 PM. All Shriners welcome.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Roswell Shrine Club
Chew den
All Shriners
Cent Oil
RCA Corp
Dresser
Goodyear
Greyhound
Telex Corp
Gulf Oil
Tennecom
Haliburton
Texaco
Dow Jones
IBM
Thiokol
E.F. Hutton & Co
Wa Transam
Nam
Kennecott
Union Oil
K-Mart
US Steel
Ita Ave
West Ban Panne
Levi-Strauss
Elec
Ling T.2mco
Xerox
Chrysler
Pan Am
E.F. Hu
Agril
Atn
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Vancouver
Wash
Columbia River
Patterson
Ella
19Th St
Circle Square Square Dance Club
Council
Newspaper Bible
Living Bible
Macedonia
Jerusalem
Lyndell House
Bible Non Profit
Kandy
Roswell NM
Theophilus Dick
Velma Rinker
Rita’s
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WE Shank
HESE
Roswell
John Hall
CLA
Wt Associates
Market Report
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