Kennedy urges early action on Ford vice presidential bid
Sen. Edward M. Kennedy calls for prompt Senate action on Gerald Ford's vice presidential nomination to avoid partisan perceptions. Ford pledges to release documents to courts or Congress unless blocked by security or policy concerns, while awaiting further questioning.
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Aging Soviet Spy Trepper Arrives in London for Medical Treatment
Leopold Trepper, 69, former head of Russia's Red Orchestra, flew to London for treatment at St Thomas Hospital after years abroad. He suggested he may not return to Poland and expressed interest in Israel as a final home. A second man, Anthony Gay, 34, received an 18 month suspended sentence and a $1,250 fine for possessing a bomb and three false passports in a London court.
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Candy Cane Lane Bazaar at St Daniel's Next Friday
The third annual Candy Cane Lane bazaar at St Daniel's will run 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. with booths Boutique The Good Earth Stitchery Holiday Sweet Shop and Bakery A children's booth offers low cost gifts A $1.50 chicken luncheon 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Free babysitting Hayden House 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Drawings give away gifts PTA carnival profits and donations from local businesses noted.
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Europe moves to form oil policy amid Arab cuts
European leaders plan a Brussels meeting of nine foreign ministers to craft a common stance on oil amid the Arab boycott. Danish PM invites leaders to Copenhagen talks December 15 16 to discuss oil relations with the Arab world as energy ministers prepare a second joint policy effort.
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Skylab Three Complete Dress Rehearsal Before Launch
The Skylab third crew Carr Gibson and Pogue ran a full dress rehearsal at Cape Canaveral stopping before ignition. Countdown held with Saturn 1B booster drained and eight day hold planned before a 11 40 a m EST liftoff. The crew will stay aboard the eight room station for up to 85 days if all goes well.
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Space Station
Arson suspect arrives for extradition in New Orleans
Raymond Wallender a transient detained in plane arrival mutters obscenities as police escort him to headquarters for extradition from Sacramento Cal. He had confessed then retracted claiming false publicity and awaits investigation to verify the fire that killed 33 in the French Quarter.
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UPI
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Wallender
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California
Living trusts ease minors gifts and retirement queries
Reader questions discuss using living trusts to manage gifts to minors, stages of distribution, and advising consult trust officers. Other letters cover Social Security eligibility for a physician widow and spousal benefit timing, with guidance on retirement age and eligibility for benefits based on individual earnings and widow rules.
Coronado Band Leader Honored at Band Day
Coronado High School band director Eugene L. Hanson was one of three Arizona directors to receive the Milton B. Nanamaker Distinguished Band Director Award at the University of Arizona Band Day. Hanson has led the Coronado Dons Band since 1961, guiding performances at Disneyland and national TV in Los Angeles and a London Bridge inauguration appearance.
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Arizona
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University of Arizona
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Hanson
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Arizona Responds to Human Needs workshop planned
A community event at Arizona State University College of Law titled Arizona Responds to Human Needs will occur next Friday from 9 30 a m to 3 30 p m. It includes sessions on children services adult services health care and assistance payments with follow up discussions on Arizona legislative social services needs.
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