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'W' ir ir A 3 21 32 it u-. 5S By.JOPN MILNE Some would give general Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger probably will spend a year or two writings book. And, despite his denials, there-is speculation he will wind up involved with television. Treasury Secretary" William Simon, estimated to have made $1 million a year, he entered government, is expected to return to Salomon Brothers, a Wall Street investment banking house.

Rumor has it he may run for governor of New Jersey. Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld says that he's been too busy to decide, but has promised his wife they would leave Washington. Attorney CeneraT Edward M. Levi, a former president of the Uniiersity of Chicago nd dean of its law school, plans to vacation in Europe with his wife, then "return to Chicago." HEW Secretary David Mathews is on leave as president of the University of Alabama, ans is expected to return there after his successor takes office.

Commerce Secretary Elliot L. Richardson, a millionaire, has been so busy finding jobs for his GOP aides that he has not thought much about himself, friends say. 'He could go into law practice, run for political office in Massachusetts, orjrork in a corporation. HUD Secretary Carla Hills will resume her lucrative law practice in California. Her husband, Roderick, chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, is expected to stay in Washington until the end of his term, June 30.

Transportation Secretary William Coleman Jr. came to Washington from a Philadelphia law firm and on Jan. 5 he said: "Perhaps I should' start thinking about being a lawyer again." Interior Secretary Thomas S. Kleppe said he would stay in the Washington area for a while at least, and lias talked about raising horses In the Great Smoky Mountains. Agriculture Secretary John A.

Knebel has said he would go WASHINGTON (UPI) Washington 4oes not figure largely in the future plans of the outgoing Forr1 Cabinet members. Most of President Ford's top associates return to the physically and financially comfortable lives they had before entering politics. Some will begin with long vacations shortly after Jimmy Carter is inaugurated Jan. 20. Some will write books, others will become corporate executives, high-paid lawyers.

Many Cabinet members checked by UPI still were uncertain of their plans, or not yet prepared to reveal them, i back to practicing law in Washington after he leaves office. He left a law firm here when he was named undersecretary in 1975. Labor Secretary W. J. Use-ry Jr.

has been a labor leader for aerospace workers and head of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service. So far his future is unclear. Most of Ford Cabinet To Return to Jobs Claude Lelouch To Film Horse Opera instead one of the ornoge private dining rooms in State Department Saturday. Vance, clearly was the outsider, unsure and hesitant. (UPI Telephoto) RELAXED Secretary of State Henry A.

Kissinger, right, entertained Chinese envoy Huang Chen, center, along with Secretary of State-Designate Cyrus R. Vance, in a manner so reloxed they could have been in his living room Genevieve Bujold in "Another Man, Another Woman," for United Artists. After filming for a month in Hollywood, the Frenchman will take his cast and crew to Arizona for locations near Tucson and Nogales. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Claude Lelouch, honored for such intimate films aT'A Man and a Woman," "Life for Life" and "Life, Love and Death," will try his hand at an American horse opera. Lelouch came to Hollywood to rostar James Caan and Closing Papers for Sale Of Ayr-Way Chain Signed JERRY'S Bright New Morning Breakfast Special Management has announced it intends to keep building same store sales strongly by sis throughout the company on clean, friendly stores, stores al- ways in stock on basics and strong demand items, strong promotion, competitiveness and a commitment to making each store better for people every single year.

Ayr-Way also is involved in adding to its assortments in both hard and soft goods; and in soft goods, a concentration on better quality apparel as well as basics. I i i 2 PANCAKES 1 EGG ONE EGG 2 SUCK of BACON or 1 piece sausage TOAST and JELLY 89 panies in widely diversified fields. In addition to Stephens, new owners of Ayr-Way include John Geisse, chief executive officer; Ron Mayer, vice chairman and chief operating officer; certain other Ayr-Way executives and a group of investors around Stephens, Inc. The acquisition of Ayr-Way was financed partially by loans to Ayr-Way from First National Bank of Chicago. Ayr-Way will remain a privately-held company for some time.

In the meantime, the chain will be expanded with new stores in the same geographical area as rapidly as resources and management strength will allow. Ayr-Way has been recruiting additional management at every level since July. Ayr-Way sales began to accelerate in October, and were ahead of last year for the months of October, November and December by 41 per cent. Same store sales for all of 1976 will be over 160 million dollars. Stephens, which purchased Ayr-Way Stores from Associated Dry Goods, ranks JOth among the nation's brokerage firms and has assets of 143 million dollars.

Closing papers were signed last week completing the purchase of Ayr-Way by Stephens, Inc. Ayr-Way is a chain of 28 department stores based in Indianapolis with stores in Indiana, Kentucky, Illinois and Arkansas. An Ayr-Way store is located in Northern Village Shopping Center on National Road here. The store will remain in operation, as will all other Ayr-Way stores. Stephens, is an investment banking firm based in Little Rock, Ark.

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