Ohio GOP Holds Columbus Convention to Elect Delegates
About 2,000 Republicans from across Ohio gathered in Columbus to elect 25 Electoral College delegates and adopt a state party platform. Robert Dole was to speak, joined by Sen. Taft Jr., Gov. Rhodes, and Michael Maloney. Democrats met last weekend. Budget Director Wilkins warned of an $800 million deficit if programs continue and revenues rise only at current levels, urging funding reforms.
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Ohio Senate
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Cincinnati
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Wilkins
Movie actress sues three children for support money
Mrs. Joan Evelyn Daniels of San Clemente sues her three children Devin Daniels Nicol Daniels and Mrs Gabriel Daniels Ibson in Santa Ana superior court claiming she lives in near poverty and needs ongoing support. She seeks 115000 lump sum 3500 monthly and 65000 costs while detailing ill health and indigence.
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Joan Evelyn Daniels
San Clemente
Orin Potter Daniels
Devin Daniels
South Laguna
Nicol Daniels
Gabriel Daniels Ibson
Carter Leads Ford by Six in Ohio Poll Despite Cuyahoga Woes
The Plain Dealer cites a Carter lead of six percent in Ohio, with trouble among ethnic and Catholic voters in Cuyahoga County. Democrats rely on Cuyahoga’s 60 percent to offset statewide Republican strength, though Carter may break even in some areas.
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Ford
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UN faces race question as General Assembly opens
The 31st session begins with a racial confrontation in southern Africa and the Arab-Israeli dispute. Key aims include curbing political terrorism, bridging rich and poor nations, and electing a new secretary-general. Secretary-General Waldheim expects reelection. Shirley Amerasinghe named president. Seychelles admitted as 145th member.
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U.N. General Assembly
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U.S
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Indian Ocean
Farouk cut sister's allowance Egyptian princess now bankrupt
Fathia Ghali sister of Egypt's last monarch King Farouk faced bankruptcy court as royal wealth faded. Jewelry once valued up to $500,000 failed to fetch high bids, forcing private sale to settle debts. Once wealthy, she and Nazli Fuad now reside in a West Los Angeles apartment funded by an unidentified benefactor.
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Egypt
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Nazli Fuad
Fuad I
Riad Ghali
Ghali
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