Amy Vanderbilt Dies In Apparent Self Inflicted Fall
New York columnist and etiquette expert Amy Vanderbilt, 66, died late Friday after plunging from a second story window at her East Side apartment. Police called it an apparent death by her own action, with no note found, while her husband Curtis Kellar cited long illness and dizziness as possible factors.
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State may consider Prescott College campus use options
A meeting of state lawmakers and education officials will discuss a possible state takeover of Prescott College after its closure for unpaid foundation debts. Dr. Joe Russo proposed using the campus for Yavapai Community College or a state university, while options include a manpower training center, a halfway house, or a special education facility.
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Five Best and Worst News Stories of the Year
Washington columnist proposes contrasting five good and five bad stories. Good items include artificial caviar from Russia and onion shortage ending. mixed notes on paper clip shortage and potential plastic clips. Soviet watch exports to U S markets. deodorant socks debut.
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U S envoy narrowly escapes attack in Nicaragua
Leftist guerrillas killed two national guardsmen and seized about 25 hostages at a diplomatic party in Managua. The American ambassador had left minutes before. Hostages included Nicaragua s ambassador to the United States the Nicaraguan consul in New York and the Managua mayor. No Americans were reportedly among the captives. About eight to 12 guerrillas participated.
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Spring Regional Dayton Winners Crowned in Men’s Pairs
Michael Aliotta of Rockford Michigan and Richard Huggard of Ann Arbor won the Men’s Pairs Championship at the Spring Regional Tournament in Dayton Ohio. The article discusses a bridge hand and the importance of heart entries and proper play to avoid a failed slam, highlighting a misstep by declarers who underestimated entry strategy and bad breaks.
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Retirement Age mistake holds up benefits
Reader questions about birth date proof for Social Security benefits and widow and disability options. Advice covers best documents like the 1930 census, baptismal or school records, and how delayed birth certificates affect eligibility. Also explains notification limits on a deceased spouse and disability or SSI paths.
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