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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1978

Page

12

Knievel downsizes assets amid jail term and debts

Evel Knievel says jail time cut his earnings and left him with only two houses and a few boats including one 80 foot yacht. He sold all but three speed boats and the largest jeweled ring, and will be released from county jail next Wednesday. Actor Eddie Albert, at 69, claims his body is his merchandise while testifying at a Senate hearing supporting a federal nutrition program.

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Notable figures face health, politics, and justice updates

Senator Muriel Humphrey proposes a 650 million program extension for WIC health aid. Ex-attorney general John Mitchell, out on furlough since Christmas, is back in a New York hospital for hip replacement after abdominal surgery. John Wayne, recovering post heart valve surgery in Boston, receives broad goodwill. David Soul resumes recording after back surgery following a skiing accident. Esther Nankin notes Soul’s two week op recovery.

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Merle Anderson Still Plays Piano For Silent Movies

Merle Anderson, nearing 89, remains a key Museum of Science and Industry figure in Chicago, playing piano live for silent films at the Nickelodeon Theater four sessions weekly. She began in 1903 with her parents and adapted through talkies, now compiling quick musical cues from hundreds of tunes to match each 12 minute film.

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Portrait of Earl L. Butz hangs unofficially at Ag Department

An oil portrait of Earl L. Butz, former U.S. secretary of agriculture under Nixon and Ford, hangs in the Agriculture Department without a ceremony or nameplate. A spokesman said plans for an official unveiling depend on Butz agreeing to attend if he is in Washington. Butz, 68, lives in West Lafayette, Indiana, where he taught at Purdue.

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