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Show 3 4 PEOPLE DESERET NEWS, THURSDAY, MAY 6, Mother of Year honored It's show biz, Walter says President Ford honored the newlvnamed "Mother of the Year, Maxine Camett Grind-staf- f of Red River, N.M., Wednesday night and told a banquet audience: Mothers hold their families together and help to hold this nation together. MrB. Grindstaff, retired a teacher, has three married sons and five grandchildren. She was nominated for the honor by her husband, W.E. Grindstaff, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Questa, N.M., and by the Rev. Bernard Loughrey, pastor of St. Anthony's Roman Catholic Church of Questa. Nine LDS women were awarded state honors at the banquet. Combined wire sen ices Waiter Cronkite savs at first he was sickened to learn of Barbara Walters $1 million-a-yea- r but now feels it is a contract with ABC-Tlogical and acceptable extension of the big salaries TV journalists always have been paid. The Barbara Walters news did shake me up at first, as it did us all. I suppose," Cronkite, an s chornian of CBS-Tnetw'ork evening news, told CBS-Taffiliates at their annual meeting in Los Angeles. There was a first wave of nausea, the sick- Dcuble trouble white powder found in the purse of Lasser, star of the television series was conHartman, Mary Hartman, to be cocaine and she mus face arraignment on drug charges next Wednesday, the district attorney's office ruled. A felony charge of possession of cocaine was brought actress Wednesday in against the Beverly Hills, Calif. perhaps we were all going under, that all of our efforts to hold network television news aloof from show business had failed " But on further reflection, Cronkite said, he decided there was no valid reason she shouldn't be paid $1 million since she is a competent journalist, and TV reporters have been getting show business salaries . since the begin" ning . Clean bill of health Sen. Hubert Humphrey's doctor says a physical examination of the Minnesota Democrat showed no progression of a bladder condition. Dr. W. Dabney Jarman Wednesday said in Washington that the routine, examination indicated no progression of the bladder condition and on the basis of these findings no further treatment is planned." . Some surprise! It was a very beautiful visit." says a retired Navy admiral who was tricked into a reunion with the Russian actress who was his wartime lover 30 years ago, I didn't know what to say for the lirst five minutes," Adm. Jackson R. Tate said Wednesday night. "The entire thing was a complete surprise to me and my wife." iiespite the surprise, Tate said he and his r visit with wife, Hael. enjoyed the Zoya Fyodorova at their Orange Park. Fla., home on April 27. Truman statue rites This week is the annual Harry week in Independence. Mo. Margaret Truman Daniel will unveil on Saturday the notions first statue of her father. President Ford is scheduled to deliver an address dedicating the statue e two-hou- La-Z-B- er as it feels, wan the famous looks, family room comfort cush.oo- k u.zRBoy fus(om features and tufted In a superb tweed ing, rolled arms, wood panel detailing flame stitch Herculon PIU K N ITI UKt I high-bac- k recEna-rock- cy looks as good State Henry A. Kissinger today offered the Third World a sweeping program to combat poverty that could mean higher prices for U.S. and other Western consumers. Kissinger spoke to the U.N. Conference on Trade and Development, then flew to Paris at the end of a African tour. He planned to return to the United States Friday. I high-bac- stain-resista- y 10,000-wor- d ad- dress, which drew warm applause from many of the 4.500 delegates, Kissinger proposed establishment of a $1 billion internaiional resources bank to encourage investment in development of raw materials resources in poor countries. 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