Impossible demand ends with Lasser attorney quitting
Beverly Hills reports Louise Lasser's attorney quit after agents demanded an impossible vow that she would not face trial on a cocaine charge. Lasser, 37, was booked on cocaine possession with bail set at 1641 dollars and results of powder tests awaited. a May 12 municipal court hearing was scheduled.
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Louise Allen
Ear Gossip From Washington A Portrait of Ear In Circles
Ear profiles a socialite painter with ties to Westchester and Chevy Chase, notes her presidency of a New York Republican club and public appearances. Rumors swirl about Spiro Agnew memories, a Whitemarsh Tennis Club episode, and gastronomic plans at Embassy Row. Also mentions Teddy Wes treich at Bloomingdale’s and new TV gossip stars Rudy Maxa and Hank Philippi.
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Whisperer
Hank Philippi
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Maury Proich
Ford's Dilemma Over Candidates Funding Bill Divides Congress
President Ford faces a choice to sign or veto a bill to release federal funds for candidates and reform the Federal Election Commission. Senate approval moved the measure toward override potential, while Republican leaders split. Reagan opposes, business groups weigh in, and FEC powers lapse leaving campaigns uncertain.
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Oregon
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Arizona
Robert Griffin
Michigan
Mormons: Ford to share podium at national convention
The Mormon Church will allow President Ford to appear with church President Spencer Kimball at the National Association of Counties convention opening in the Mormon Tabernacle on June 27. The church stressed the appearance is not a political endorsement and the event is a nonpartisan gathering of elected officials from cities and counties representing major parties.
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UPI
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Ford
Spencer Kimball
Histore Mormon Tabernacle
National Association of Counties
Kimball
Jerry Cahill
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