Bette Davis recalls kiss from Sadat and Carter
New York AP reports film star Bette Davis says meeting Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and President Carter was among her most thrilling experiences in 50 years. She describes waiting in a White House hall and sharing a kiss with Sadat and with Carter during a Dinah Shore show interview.
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Dinah Shore Receives Lifelong Thanks From Office
Acknowledgment from an office setting credits Dinah Shore with lasting influence. The note expresses gratitude for her impact on the writer's life and career.
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Evel Knievel Hospitalized For Heel Surgery
Daredevil Evel Knievel is in an Atlanta hospital for minor surgery to drain an abscess from his right heel. A hospital spokesman said no complications are expected and Knievel should stay two to three days.
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Tammy Wynette Faces 30 Day Deadline in Child Support Row
Country singer Tammy Wynette must answer a Circuit Court petition within 30 days filed by her former husband George Jones who claims she owes about 36 000 in back child support and taxes. Jones’ lawyer Jack Norman Jr said Wynette’s response to the petition notes his client’s case and his own finances. Jones contends Wynette is behind on payments and cites alcoholism and a past psychiatric treatment as factors in the dispute.
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Lillian Carter calls Koch a liar amid campaign push
In New York Lillian Carter laughs off Mayor Koch's charges as exaggerated. President Carter's mother, visiting for a congressional bid, questions a report she won money in a 12 hour poker game on the Pope John Paul II funeral flight, noting she recall only a six hour trip and a net loss.
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Americans Share Nobel for Medicine in 1978 R
Nobel Prize in medicine awarded to Daniel Nathans and Hamilton Smith of Johns Hopkins University and Werner Arber of Basel for discovering restriction enzymes and applying them to genetics. Prize totals $165,000. The trio’s work enables gene analysis and has spurred discussions on genetic engineering and ethical concerns.
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New York Times Reporter Surrenders to Resume Jail Term
Myron A Farber returned to Bergen County Jail to continue an indefinite confinement for refusing to surrender notes in the Dr X murder case. He cited constitutional shield laws and press independence while A M Rosenthal and legal team accompanied him.
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Khrushchev Memorials Mark 14th Anniversary Quietly In Moscow
In Moscow visitors quietly honor Nikita S. Khrushchev at Novodevichy Cemetery on the anniversary of his ouster. Family memories and mixed opinions persist as Russians recall his de‑Stalinization legacy, leadership shifts, and mixed assessments of his policies.
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HSA chapter sets hearing on health systems plan
The Health Systems Agency schedules a public hearing at 1 30 p m Friday at Roswell Industrial Air Center Building 610. It is a joint meeting with the Subarea Council of the New Mexico HSA. The plan outlines health status and systems, aims to improve care quality and availability while controlling costs. A committee will meet Nov 18 at St Joseph Hospital Albuquerque to consider statewide hearing comments.
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Market steadies after major bank rate hike
New York traders saw stock prices little changed as Chase Manhattan Bank raised its prime lending rate from 9 to 10 percent. The Dow Jones average stood at 901.07 at noon after a modest dip, marking the first two digit prime rate since the 1974 75 recession.
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