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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1976
Names in the news
Compiled by STEVE REIS
Hamill begins tour
with Ice Capades
Dorothy Hamill jumps into the
Ice Capades spotlight tonight,
beginning a nine-month tour that
will take her to 20 U.S. cities. In
the words of the 20-year-old
Olympic gold medal winner, she
will have to skate close to her
peak every single night and three
times on Saturdays. “Before the
Olympics, she added, “it was all
just for one night.”
Prince gets permit
to hunt out of season
Prince Abdorreza Pahlevi,
brother-in-law of the Shah of
Iran, was issued a special permit
to shoot two Columbian deer in
the Trinity National Forest near
Sacramento, Calif., for his coun
try’s national museum. He is al
lowed to hunt before the season
opens Sept. 25, but he must have
an observer present to make sure
he doesn’t shoot anything except
deer.
U.S. musicians
tour Soviet Union
American conductors Thomas
Schippers and Erich Leinsdorf
are participating in a concert pro
gram at the Grand Hall of
Moscow’s Conservatoire. The
tour is part of the USSR-USA
cultural exchange. Leinsdorf is
leading the New York Philhar
monic Orchestra. Schippers has
conducted 115 operas in Rome,
Florence, Covent Gardens and
other cities.
African leaders meet
South African Prime Minister
John Vorster and Rhodesian
Prime Minister Ian Smith met in
Pretoria, South Africa for 4-%
hours to discuss growing racial
tension in southern Africa, the
statement they issued after the
talks gave no indication toward a
settlement. Both ministers said
points of view had been discussed
bearing on the regional prob
lems.
Dog days hit Seattle
Cleo Smith’s horseless carriage
is his dog and buggy. The 71-
year-old Smith uses Brutus, his
2-year-old Doberman Pinscher,
to pull him to a grocery store in
Seattle in a specially designed
dog cart. Smith used a cardboard
box to train Brutus. Now the dog
knows the commands to turn
right: gee; turn left: haw; slow
down: easy; and faster: pull.
Smith said the dog can pull up to
500 pounds. The dog never
sleeps outside and has his own
couch as a reward.
Reporters barred
rom Sinatra club
fi
Entertainer Frank Sinatra will
not reverse a decision barring
representatives of the Reno Eve
ning Gazette and Nevada State
Journal from his supper club
shows in Stateline, Nev. Sinatra,
annoyed by a Friday newspaper
story outlining his life and dis
putes with Nevada gaming au
thorities, refused to perform if
anyone from the jointly owned
newspapers was present.
Solzhenitsyn may
settle in Vermont
A friend of exiled Soviet author
Alexander Solzhenitsyn has pur
chased property and renovated a
house in Cavendish, Vt. There
are reports that the writer is
planning to settle in Vermont.
Sheffield to wed
Prince Charles
Two newspapers report that
Prince Charles, 27, heir to the
British throne, will marry 25-
year-old society beauty Davina
Sheffield when his naval service
ends next year. The London
Daily Mail and the Daily Mirror
said Friday they got the informa
tion from friends of the prince
and Miss Sheffield.
Kennedy charged
with ticket mutilation
Ethel Kennedy, widow of Sen. ,
Robert Kennedy, must appear in
court to answer charges of
mutilating a parking ticket. Mrs.
Kennedy has been served a war
rant and is scheduled to appear in
Massachusetts’ First District
Court on Sept. 20.
Death
Camilo Ponce, president of
Ecuador from 1956 to 1960, died
yesterday of a heart attack. He
was 64. He had been considered
as a presidential candidate to re
store civilian rule next year.
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