Evert and Ford Dating Amid Tennis Fame and White House Ties
Chris Evert, a $350000-a-year tennis star, and Jack Ford, unemployed son of the President, are an item this week after dates at a country music spot and the White House. Evert is set for the Virginia Slims final as Ford awaits a possible White House dinner. Their romance unfolds amid public attention and media presence.
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South African troops exit Angola war rumors spread
Rumors in South Africa say about 1,200 troops fighting in Angola may have left or already withdrawn amid reports tied to a U S backed agreement. Some papers claim withdrawals began days ago while others say the pullout is complete. Reports from Lusaka and London cite conflicting claims and ongoing fronts in central Angola.
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Ford calls one third cut in aid to Israel
Ford proposes reducing military aid to Israel by 500 million dollars for the coming year a one third cut. Israeli officials say they are shocked and warn of a potential shift in Middle East power. The decision faces lobbying in Congress and shapes talks with Rabin at an upcoming summit.
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Weather outlook with cool temperatures ahead
The forecast notes cloudy skies tonight and tomorrow with highs in the upper 20s to low 30s and lows near 13 to 24 degrees. A 28 percent chance of precipitation persists tonight and tomorrow with easterly winds 5 to 18 mph.
Scientist questions safety of U S nuclear plants
Washington reports a new scientific study contends a massive explosion at more than 50 U S reactors could eject vast radioactivity into the atmosphere far exceeding Hiroshima. The article, by Kevin P Shea, notes input from Stirling Colgate and MIT physicist Henry Kendall, warning of potential risks and possible impact on 58 licensed reactors supplying over eight percent of national electricity.
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Bare market for men's underwear shocks Philadelphia shoppers
Philadelphia merchant Sam Bortnick of Bortnick's Department Store reports a rising underwear crisis. He recalls prices for three pairs rising from 2.05 to 3.69 and now facing a 4.59 wholesale jump. Bortnick jokes an underwear index could track inflation and notes demand signals poverty affects broader spending.
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Seizure of English freighter at Sandy Hook by American forces
Elizabethtown New Jersey January 4 United Press report says Lord Sterling led small boatloads of American men to seize the English freighter Bine Mountain Valley at Sandy Hook. Cargo included sauerkraut coal pepper and other supplies too.
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Ford health checkup at Bethesda Naval Hospital
President Ford, age 62, underwent his annual medical examination at Bethesda Naval Hospital with a team led by Rear Adm. William Lekash. Officials expect a three hour battery of tests, with preliminary results to be released in the afternoon and a full written evaluation next week.
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Retired officers urge against new facilities at Grafton Honor Farm
CT staff writer Gary Clark surveys the overall situation as two former commanders warn the state not to plan additional structures there due to neglected current maintenance. The piece notes sport fishing concerns including an aggressive hybrid bass bluegill and references a detailed look on page 10 of tomorrow's Sunday Scene.
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