Unwed bliss sparks debate on marriage and living together
Anita a middle aged teacher and Bob a journalist live together with two children. Both previously married they value companionship and financial independence while avoiding a formal marriage. They share finances but face social gossip and naming issues. Sally a single advertising worker and Lou a banker also live together, preferring independence yet fully supporting each other while sharing bills and chores.
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Bob
Sally
Low
South Shore
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Chicago Seven seek delay to hear government tapes in contempt case
Attorneys for the Chicago Seven say they will move to stall today’s contempt-of-court hearing until they can hear the government tapes of the 1969 70 trial. They seek authenticity checks and aim to recreate the original atmosphere for the retrial overseen by Judge Edward T. Gignoux.
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Chicago
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Stavis
Gary Starkman
Starkman
Rennie Davis
Thomas Hayden
John Fraines
U.S. District Court
Julius J. Hoffman
Circuit Court of Appeals
Kunstler
Weiner
Edward T. Gignoux
U S Sees Huge Trade Surplus With Communists Despite Price Rise
U S officials expect a 2 billion dollar trade surplus this year driven by agricultural exports including a large wheat deal with the Soviet Union. Exports to Russia and China could reach 2 5 to 2 9 billion while imports total 0 5 to 0 55 billion boosting the dollar. A small drop expected in 1974 due to reduced Soviet and Chinese purchases.
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United States
Soviet Union
U. S
U.S
Russia
China
Commerce Department
Steven Lazarus
Department
Lazarus
Congress
Saxbe Leads Rhodes In GOP Gubernatorial Poll
A GOP survey of 1,063 responses from 2,402 Montgomery County party supporters shows William B. Saxbe ahead of James A. Rhodes by 791 to 272 for the 1974 Ohio gubernatorial race. Pro-Saxbe organizers say Rhodes cannot win. Rhodes supporters face pressure to withdraw.
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Montgomery County
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James A. Rhodes
Ohio
H. R. Crowl
Ohio Republican Committee
Marie Houck Roth
Senate
Crows
Jim
Crows Report Two Percent Return on Thursday
Crows said two percent were returned by Thursday as part of the ongoing collection effort.
Unsolved Murders Terrorize Ottawa Kansas Community
Franklin County Kansas remains shaken after five unsolved murders since March. Residents fear drug involvement and the killer(s) may be at large, changing Ottawa from a peaceful farming town to a place where doors stay locked at night.
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Ottawa
Kan
Upi
Franklin County
Lila Miskimon
Troops in Europe on precautionary alert amid Mideast tensions
Washington reports a broad alert for about 400000 U.S. service members remains in effect as Pentagon holds status. President Union ordered 2.2 million in U.S. military service to alert before dawn Thursday to deter any act by the Soviets in the Middle East. Reports say 500 Soviet paratroopers were placed on alert to move to the region and enforce the Arab Israeli ceasefire.
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U.S
Middle East
Pentagon
Union
Soviet Union
Mideast
Europe
Atlantic Command
Pennsylvania study warns 1976 could be worst year for crime
A Pennsylvania Justice Commission report cites a popu lation surge of ages 15 to 24 as driving a projected rise in serious crime, potentially peaking in 1976. It calls for expanded delinquency prevention, school and court reforms, and broader state efforts to curb crime nationwide.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Governor's Justice Commission
United States
FBI
Pennsylvania Board of Probation and
Farole
Bureau of Correction
Commission
Drexel Godfrey Jr
Godfrey
Quebec election tests federalism amid historic turnout
Quebec voters face a polarizing choice between federalist Liberals led by Premier Bourassa and the separatist Parti Quebecois as four parties contest the province's National Assembly in what may be a turning point for confederation.
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Quebec City
UPI
Confederation
Quebec
Robert Bourassa
Liberal Party
Rene Levesque
Parti Quebecois
National Assembly
24 Feared Dead In Ship Crash Near Buenos Aires
A nav port vessel Ushuara carrying 24 aboard collided with the cargo ship Rio Five in the River Plate estuary 90 miles from Buenos Aires. The Ushuara sank almost immediately, and all missing are crew members and civilian personnel.
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UPL
River Plate
Nav
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