Firing called improper FNMA. new chief named
William B. Ross named temporary FNMA head while Raymond H. Lapin resists dismissal. Nixon fired Lapin last week but Lapin vows to stay, claiming removal was unlawful. Ross plans to move into FNMA offices, while Lapin contends he may be evicted and has sued Nixon to regain his job.
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Woman 23 May Have Septuplets in Britain Next February
The 23 year old wife of a computer engineer in London may give birth to seven babies, Britain's first septuplets. Doctors say fertility drugs indicate multiple births and that she is in very good condition at University Hospital. The mother, Mrs. Rosemary Letis, previously had five British quintuplets born last month.
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StudentsFast Protest Signals Change in Viet Nam Moratorium
University of Arizona students begin a four day fast to protest the Vietnam War with liquid only intake until dusk Monday. They will distribute leaflets at Tucson centers and urge class avoidance while other groups plan counter protests and campus events as the national moratorium shifts to low key, locally focused actions.
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