Russian actress Victoria Fyodorova weds in Stamford secrecy
Russian actress Victoria Fyodorova and her new husband Fred Polly, an airplane pilot, quietly married in Stamford, Conn. Justice of the Peace Loren Jaffe said the four minute ceremony was private with few attendees. Polly denied defection rumors and said the couple are enjoying a private, publicity-free honeymoon while staying at an undisclosed location.
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Saxe pleads guilty in bank robbery case
Susan E Saxe former Brandeis honor student and on the FBI list pleaded guilty in Philadelphia to a 1970 bank holdup carrying a 10 year term. She faces a concurrent two year term for a separate armory looting in Newburyport Massachusetts. The plea aims to avoid a trial while preserving the right not to aid others.
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Snag in money bill may affect 50 million
Congressional inaction on a 15 billion supplemental funds bill threatens payments to more than 50 million Americans. Delays risk GI Bill benefits to 159,000 veterans, 33 million Social Security bonuses, and potentially food stamps. House and Senate deadlock over rail funding blocks quick disbursement and could exhaust funds by week’s end. White House notes the President’s concern and urge for passage to honor commitments.
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Override of strip mining veto appears doubtful
Washington AP reports prospects for House override of President Ford's veto of an environmental strip mining bill look dim. The vote hinges on two thirds, with sponsors reporting a close count and Democrats suggesting a failure range from six to 25 votes amid a House showdown scheduled later today. Federal Energy Administrator Frank F. Zarb claimed Republicans have enough pro veto votes in headcounts. The measure seeks environmental curbs on coal strip mining and has lingered in Congress for four years.
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Fire damages downtown Tiffin in four brick buildings
A downtown Tiffin fire gutted a quarter-block, damaging four old three story brick structures and injuring no one. Four residents in nearby apartments evacuated safely while firefighters from Tiffin and two neighboring departments battled the blaze. Major damages hit a restaurant, bookstore, shoe store, and donut shop, with water spreading to a photo store. Cause under investigation.
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Aruba tourism top year with 105267 visitors
The Aruba Tourist Bureau reported a record 105267 visitors in 1974, with Americans constituting the largest group at 54278 visitors. The announcement notes Aruba in the Netherlands Antilles context and highlights the year as a peak for tourism.
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Public Bird Park Opens on Ashford Plantation
Barbados officials unveil a public bird park on the Ashford Plantation in St John. The park covers four of the 197 acres of the former sugar plantation, creating a new urban greenspace for residents and visitors.
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