Vermont entrant Lisa Volkert says truth over Miss America title
Lisa Volkert, Vermont's contestant in the Miss America pageant, states she would rather tell the truth than win the title. She also endorses premarital sex and says homosexuals are equal to everyone else in her view of society.
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Bruce Jenner's Newborn Son Burton Jenner Born in Los Angeles
Burton William Jenner weighed 8 pounds 7 ounces at birth in Cedars-Sinai Hospital. Bruce Jenner, 1976 Olympic decathlon champion and NBC host, is the father. no athletic plans announced yet. Chrystie Jenner and baby are reported to be doing well.
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Papp and Gersten End Long Collaboration
In New York the longtime friends and business partners Joseph Papp of the New York Shakespeare Festival and his top aide Gersten separated after a 30 year friendship and 19 year working relationship. Papp cited a disagreement as the reason for parting ways.
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Slovik's widow seeks 70000 after desertion case dispute
Antoinette Slovik, widow of Pvt Eddie Slovik executed in France in 1945, plans a Washington push to obtain $70,000 plus interest from Congress. Robert DeFinis says support is growing as a bill is introduced, while Bernard Gersten and Papp comment on festival sponsorship and non profit concerns.
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Kissinger Concludes Constitution Allows Emperor Ambition
Albany AP report says Henry Kissinger, born in Germany, believes the Constitution bars naturalized citizens from the presidency but not from serving as emperor. He hints at possible 1980 Senate bid while noting no obstacle to foreign-born leaders ruling as emperor.
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N H Governor calls up guard to man fire stations
Governor Meldrim Thomson orders National Guard troops to staff Manchester fire stations as long as firefighters join a sickout. The move aims to ensure city safety during the work stoppage and keeps authorities prepared amid the protest action.
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Crawford drawn five year suspended term in ruble case
US businessman Francis J. Crawford was convicted of buying rubles on the black market and received a five year suspended sentence as prosecutors requested. The U S Embassy said he may leave the Soviet Union and apply for an exit visa.
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State firms win 24.5 million loan guarantees
Farmington giant Giants Industries will get a 14.5 million loan guarantee to expand its oil refinery doubling capacity and jobs. Roswell based Glover Packing Co gets 10 million for refrigeration and plant upgrades as part of a 15 million program.
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GSA seeks new special investigator as Alto plans exit
Washington The General Services Administration begins a search for a new special investigator to head the probe into government purchasing scandals as Vin cent R. Alto plans to resign by mid November. Alto says he will stay until a replacement arrives and will not leave the desk vacant.
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Market rally stalls as Camp David summit news rolls in
The post Labor Day rally paused amid Camp David Mideast talks and incoming economic data. The Dow Jones Industrial Average advanced 2.95 to 898.74 at midday after gains in prior sessions, with advances leading declines on the NYSE. Pan American World Airways led active lists with notable trading, a large block changing hands at 9.
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Scotty's Pit Bar-B-Que Upgraded by State Health Division
Scotty's Pit Bar-B-Que at 1509 W Second St received an improvement upgrade from C to A by the Environmental Improvement Division after a downgrade last week due to temperature and sanitation problems.
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