Cher Bono Allman files legal separation from Gregg Allman
The on again off again romance ends again as Cher Bono Allman is granted a legal separation from rock star husband Gregg Allman on Wednesday. The move formalizes a pause in their troubled marriage amid ongoing public attention.
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Carter Aides Meet Polish Church Leader During Poland Visit
Presidential adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski, born in Warsaw, will meet Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski while President Carter’s party stays 35 hours in Poland before a six nation tour to Iran. Brzezinski, national security adviser and policy architect, emigrated to the United States with his family in 1938 at age ten.
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Amy Carter Ski Vacation in Colorado
Amy Carter spends a skiing vacation in Crested Butte, Colorado as her parents undertake a nine day six nation tour. This marks her first time at the ski resort.
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Hayakawa tours for trade push to Japan
Sen. S I Hayakawa will travel to Japan next week to promote California Asia trade. The Republican plans to depart Jan 4 and meet with Japan's prime minister foreign minister and finance minister during the visit.
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Powell Offered NBC Studio Host Spot on SNL
The New York Daily News reports White House press secretary Jody Powell has been invited to host NBC's Saturday Night Live by producer Lorne Michaels. Powell is reportedly considering the offer and has not yet replied. If he accepts he would be paid $3,000.
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Group backs 640 acre limit in farming reform plan
National Land for People proposed reducing federally subsidized irrigation to 640 acres per farm with a lottery for excess land and a 15 mile residency rule. The group favors government leasing to new farmers and sets a 200 acre cap for lottery parcels in long growing seasons.
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Pickpocket Targets 6-6 Wrestler at O'Hare
Oklahoma State heavyweight champion Jimmy Jackson described as 6-foot-6 and 350 pounds was jostled in Chicago's O'Hare Airport. He chased, tackled, and pinned the thief who currency wallet was later recovered by airport guards. Jackson pressed on to the Sunshine Open in Gainesville Florida.
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Train Explosion Triggers Large Evacuation in Goldonna
Nearly 1,000 people evacuated after a freight train rammed a log truck in Goldonna Louisiana. Two men killed, 18 cars derailed, and a potential chlorine gas release prompted authorities to order a 10 mile evacuation zone. Injuries included two burned workers, a critically burned brakeman, and a truck driver treated for burns.
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Heloise Dies at 58 Creator of Heloise Hints
Heloise Bowles known as Heloise Cruse and author of the syndicated hints column died of heart trouble in Baptist Hospital San Antonio at age 58. Her feature ran in King Features papers for 17 years in more than 600 outlets. Her daughter Ponce Cruse will take over as Heloise II. funeral arrangements were incomplete.
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Miller named Fed chair sparks cautious Wall Street move
Market slips modestly after Carter nominates G William Miller to head the Fed. Dow off about 4 points early, down 2.26 to 827.44 by 11 am, NYSE volume about 5.14 million in first hour. Analysts call Miller largely unknown but business leaders view him as a solid pick.
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Pact to cover testimony of scandal figure in Korea and US
The United States and South Korea will sign agreements to handle testimony by Tongsun Park in Seoul. Park, a 42 year old rice dealer and former Washington socialite, faces 36 counts including conspiracy and bribery. Immunity from prosecution is granted. He may return to Korea after testifying.
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