Graham named Post publisher as mother steps aside
Donald E. Graham becomes publisher of The Washington Post on Wednesday after Katharine Graham ends a decade as publisher. She will stay as board chair and publishing company executive. Ten Hsiad Ping to visit Washington Jan 28 29 for five days. Former astronaut Edgar Mitchell plans a 20 hour 400 mile hot air flight from St. Louis to Central Ohio next Monday. Katharine Hepburn to star in CBS teleplay The Corn is Green set for Jan 29.
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Washington Post
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Graham
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Ten Hsiad-Ping
Washington
Peking
Teng
U.S
ED Mitchell
Mitchell
St. Louis
Ohio
Katharine Hepburn
Emlyn Williams
CBS TV
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Steel Haulers Defy Court Ruling in Strike Standstill
Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers says its members will not return to work despite a federal court ruling holding FASH in contempt of a 1971 injunction. Secretary George Grime announced an appeal and a stay request to the Third Circuit as the strike, begun November 10 over collective bargaining for independent owner-operators, continues amid violence and arrests across Pennsylvania Ohio and Indiana.
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UPI
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Rosenberg
U.S
Louis Rosenberg
FASH
William Hill
Robert Trent
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Beer contains cancer causing nitrosamines in tests
A two year study by the German Cancer Research Center shows 70 percent of 158 beers tested contain nitrosamine, a potent cancer agent. The center cites malt drying as the source and calls for new production methods to curb its formation. The German Brewers Federation funds further research with Technological University Munich, while U.S. brewers test products for nitrosamines.
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U.S
German Cancer Research Center
Heidelberg
West Germany
American National Cancer Institute
German Brewers Federation
Munich
Technological University
CIA chief Stansfield Turner nets 41 percent pay rise
Turner retires from the Navy as a four star admiral at year end 1978, making him eligible for a 23,390 pension to add to his 57,500 CIA salary. His new total nears 81,000 yearly, surpassing Mondale and Burger. The move follows a pension ceiling law. a March cost of living raise is expected for pensioners.
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Supreme Court
Warren Burger
Navy
Congress
National Taxpayers Union
Real estate buyer markets cups of country dirt to Americans
Sherman Goozee, a 50 year old broker, declares he is buying Europe piece by piece and selling it as cups of colored earth labeled with country flags and certificates. He lists multiple regions including Ireland England Israel Germany and Italy and prices each cup at 4.95 dollars. The gimmick features a personal Wee Island for buyers.
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Calif
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England
Israel
Germany
Italy
United States
Europe
Goozee
Wee Island
Bakhtiar Bids to Disband SAVAK and Reform Iran
Premier Shahpour Bakhtiar pledges to dissolve the SAVAK secret police and release political prisoners while introducing Gen Jaafar Shafaqat as new war minister. He vows to lift martial law gradually as calm returns after weeks of unrest and amid international pressure from the United States and Soviet Union.
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Iran
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SAVAK
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East Azerbaijan
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Shafaqat
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Jam
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Shiraz
Tax cutting still pushed by Roth Kemp
Congress is unlikely to pass a major tax cut this session but Roth and Kemp renew the across the board tax cut plan. They propose a 10 percent yearly rate reduction for three years, inflation indexing, and a 7 percent cap on spending increases.
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Kemp
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UPI
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Roth-Kemp
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R-Del
Jack Kemp
R-N.y
Minshall admits receiving cash gifts in Korean influence case
Former Rep. William E. Minshall told a House Standards panel he kept cash gifts from South Korean businessman Tongsun Park in his Washington office and personally disbursed campaign contributions. The 200 page report details $9,000 to $12,000 in funds, unclear use, and a pattern of cash contributions and expense trips tied to Park as part of the Korean influence buying inquiry.
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UPI
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House
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House of Representatives
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Mind and Body in God’s Service Kellie Everts at West Warwick
Kellie Everts, Miss Nude Universe 1968, travels with Catholic preaching while performing nude dances. She claims divine purpose in her acts, says she has saved a man from death, and plans to fund a chapel with earnings from selling religious pictures priced at $2 each. She promotes faith among theater patrons in a West Warwick cinema.
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West Warwick
R.I
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New York
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Freehold
N.J
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Brooklyn
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