NBC top anchors may switch after TV Guide report
NBC star Tom Snyder faces exit rumors as TV Guide reports ABC eyeing him with Barbara Walters for a late night duo and World News Tonight anchor role. CBS also fields inquiries about Snyder while NBC weighs contract expiration in 1979 and potential extensions.
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Kennedy to wed housing expert Sheila Rauch in Boston
Joseph P. Kennedy plans marriage to Sheila Brewster Rauch a housing specialist for Boston as the couple announced. Rauch 29 daughter of Frances Rauch and R Stewart Rauch Jr her father chairs Philadelphia Savings Fund Society. She holds Wheaton College degree and a Harvard urban planning master's.
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Horowitz Recovering From Surgery in New York Hospital
Vladimir Horowitz, 74, is hospitalized in New York after surgery and plans to be home for the holidays. A spokesman said he rests comfortably and is in good shape while postponing January appearances to recuperate at his Manhattan home.
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Gas hike to hit New Mexico motorists this year
Gasoline prices rose in Roswell with dealers expanding hikes amid a national shortage. Gulf Oil and Shell report further increases before year end and January as foreign crude costs drive higher pump prices. Police report a Roswell incident where a 5 year old surrendered after a three hour stand off.
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King plans 9 10 percent increase in 1979 budget
Santa Fe AP reports incoming Finance Director David King says the 1979 executive budget will seek a 9 to 10 percent spending hike with no fat. Cabinet salaries frozen at 40 000 annually, payroll frozen unless funded by legislature or federal money, and a 7 percent average raise for classified state employees.
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Modest Market Gain After IBM Split Announcement
The Dow rose 1.04 to 788.55 by noon after Mondays drop as IBM revealed a 4-for-1 stock split next spring and boosted its quarterly dividend from 2.88 to 3.44. IBM shares surged sevenfold to 271 before trading was halted for the news.
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Sakharov Threatens Hunger Strike Over Wife Visa
Soviet dissident Andrei Sakharov says his wife is being detained from receiving a visa to travel to Florence for an eye operation. He accuses authorities of delaying the visa and warns of a hunger strike if permission is not granted.
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