Barbara Walters Negotiations For Network News Contract
Barbara Walters may leave NBC for ABC as contract talks heat up. ABC reportedly offers five years at about one million per year to coanchor the ABC Evening News with Harry Reasoner, while NBC negotiators say discussions could wrap within days. Walters began with NBC Today in 1961 and has since become a marquee television figure, with Reasoner noting he would consider quitting if Walters joins ABC.
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Hughes will ads aim to locate fortune and death proof
Summa Corp places small newspaper ads across about 40 papers to locate the last will of Howard Hughes Jr. The ads seek information on his death and will, citing a possible $2 billion fortune and the need to confirm his passing. California officials have already sought control, with the county public administrator named guardian in Los Angeles.
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Wallace Admits Campaign Slipping Ahead of Pennsylvania Primary
Wallace in Pittsburgh conceded weak performance in the Democratic race but said the campaign remains viable. Jackson and Carter forecast victories in fund raising dinners in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. Udall and the Colorado candidate plan support for May precinct caucuses amid a flurry of campaigning across Georgia and Pennsylvania. Wallace plans two to three more days in Pennsylvania, stressing solvency while critics note debt.
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Lebanese politicians clash as 179 die in fighting
In Lebanon, 179 are killed and 22 wounded as Christian President Franjieh's departure and Palestinian roles in ceasefire enforcement spark political crisis. Heavy clashes hit Christian port area and Beirut suburbs while Jumblatt threatens a socialist state if Franjieh does not sign an early election amendment.
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Abu Ayad
Israeli Troops Impose Curfew in Arab Town of Tulkarm
Israeli forces ordered a curfew in Tulkarm for the second day as protests flare over West Bank occupation and settlement activity. The strike and clashes left shops shuttered and injuries reported in Nablus and surrounding areas amid broader unrest and a government promise to keep settlements long term.
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Oil flow across Syria cut off by Iraq
SEIRUT Lebanon AP Iraq has shut off the flow of oil along a Syria crossing pipeline to the Mediterranean. Baghdad leverages new pipeline links from Kirkuk to Persian Gulf ports to press for higher transit fees and per barrel prices. Lebanon reports cite intensified transit fee disputes tied to the 1973 contract.
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Princess Anne injured as horse falls at Blandford event
Princess Anne was knocked unconscious briefly after her horse Castlewick fell at the Portman show near Blandford. She was taken to hospital with a concussion and no broken bones after ambulance attendants rushed onto the track. The Queen was at Windsor celebrating a birthday. Anne, fourth in line to the throne, was aided by her husband Mark Phillips.
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Ford records show quick tax refund and high income
President Ford received a rapid federal income tax refund of 41 631.07 after reporting a 261 991.24 gross income for 1975. IRS details include a 88 000 increase in federal taxes from 1974 and 106 200 withheld from weekly pay, with deductions for charitable contributions and private entertaining expenses.
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Soviets test nuclear blast reported in Siberia
In UPPSALA Sweden AP reports a Soviet underground nuclear test in Siberia reached about 1 kiloton according to a Stockholm based scientific institute the event was recorded on the Richter scale and reported by officials in Sweden unnamed experts noted the blast magnitude and location in tentative terms
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