Judge Awards 104 000 to Actress Harbored by Actor’s Widow
The court awarded Michelle Tricia Marvin 104000 for six years as live in companion to actor Lee Marvin. It found no earnings sharing agreement but granted equity for her years serving the actor. The ruling could influence California’s views on informal living arrangements and earnings.
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Marshall
Michelle Tricia Marvin
Lee Marvin
Miss Marvin
California
Mr. Marvin
Marvin
Supreme Court
Equity
Oil producers neck-deep in cutbacks shape tight global market
Iran reports 4.7 million barrels daily output, about 80 percent of pre-shah level, with plans to curb to 4 million and maintain it. Saudi Arabia signals similar restraint, keeping prices high as OPEC nation members press for revenue. The United States seeks reduced consumption to ease dependence amid a tight energy landscape.
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Iran
National Iranian Oil Co
Saudi Arabia
Islamic Republic
Shah
OPEC
Carter
United States
International Energy Agency
Carter’s SALT II battle seen as fear tactic sell
The piece argues Carter will use nuclear fear to push SALT II through the Senate. It cites Paul Warnke predicting Soviet influence and accuses White House strategists of a propaganda plan to frame opponents as warmongers. It notes Republican doubts from Bob Dole and Sen. Jake Garn criticizing verification gaps and satellite reliance.
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Wemnes States Press, Inc
Jashington
Carter
Senate
Moscow
Geneva
Leonid Brezhnev
Paul Warnke
Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Warnke
West
White House
Sen
Bob Dole
Kansas
United States
Western
Europe
Jake Garn
Utah
Garn
Iran
Revelations of a Speechwriter
Washington recalls Judson Welliver as the first full time White House speech writer and outlines how presidential memoirs shaped public perception. James Fallows and others critique Carter’s presidency, noting themes of indecision, inflated rhetoric, and the need for a guiding philosophy.
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White House
Judson Welliver
Harding
Calvin Coolidge
F.D.R
Samuel Rosenman
Robert E. Sherwood
Raymond Moley
Truman
Eisenhower
Emmett John Hughes
J.F.K
Ted Sorensen
Arthur Schlesinger ,Jr
Jack Valenti
L.B.J
Raymond Price
Richard Nixon
James Fallows
Atlantic
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Pearly Gates
Mr. Carter
Farlows
Oval Office
Calvin Cooldige
How to Read Your Newspaper in a Lighthearted Way
A humorous essay outlines readers’ tricks for skimming the newspaper. It jokes about abbreviating sections, chasing artichokes, and using odd methods to uncover “the truly important material” by accident while doing domestic tasks. The author mocks coverage of inflation, politics, and celebrities.
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Times News Service
Khartoum
Henry James
Ann Landers
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