Manchester Evening News from Manchester, Greater Manchester, England • 66

2F Manchester Evening News 3 Friday April 6 1984 Toe bug' in car Edward flies in to surprise mum Mr Nixon went on to tell him that the Uu ed States and the Sovltt Union frequently each embassies a matter of fact also evidence to the effect that Brezhnev's car was bugged Not here but in the Soviet Union He fr Brezhnev as a man and added: He was always bragging about that He had a sort of macho But Mr Nixon said he would not apologise to the American people no way that you could apologise that is more eloquent more decisive more finite or to say that you are sorry which would exceed resigning the presidency of the United he told Interviewer Mr Frank Gannon a former WhlU House aid' Watergate the scandal that drove him from office sayinj i break-in was a very very stupid thing ta He said the attempted cover-uj of the breaK-ln at the Democratic Party headquarters stupidity at its very and his failure to destroy the Incriminating White House tapes was also They shoull have been burned he sale' FORMER American president Richard Nixon has claimed that the United States probably bugged Soviet ler Leonid car ana at US Intel ligence keeps a president informed on the sex lives of foreign leaders In a television interview ft je shown in the States at the weekend Mr Nixon also reflects on NIXON no apology $0 8 old Get out 9 mm PRINCE EDWARD surprised the Queen by putting on a flying display of his own today when she paid visit to the 1 wrht head-quarters in O-Jondshtre The Prince flew in at the controls of an RAF Bulldog trainer fa If an hour before the Royal Andover arrived It was the climax of first week of flying train-biugdon Has than 10 miles from uhe ing at RAF Abima miles fi Flight at cMvson a nice said the Queen beaming when sh esaw Prince Edward there to greet her Later after Prince Edward accompanied the 2ueen and the Duke of dinburgh on a tour of the Queen's Flight hangar the Queen watched her youngest son fly away During the actual tace-off as on the landing earlier the controls would have been taken by the flying instructor sitting alongside him" said an RAF spokesman once in the air ie would have been flying himself as he will have been doing all week Coming here obviously 'venient because Abingdoi is so near but it was a complete surprise to us we only knew a few minutes before his plane touched down" Hunt for two A man who refused to show Wo men a cassette he was playing at 2 am today was attacked and robbed of the cassette and tapes in Ormskirk Road Pemberton Wigan TOO? 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Motorcraft equiv F7Y N9Y TELESCOPIC SET OF 4 Ei 50 SHOCK ABSORB IVI0T0RS tf iP EACH standard £6 95 CH £2250 exch QQ AT THE STANDARD i pre engaged from A ALL the residents of a private home for the elderly have been told to leave by the end of next week 'Hie shock notice to quit has angered relatives of the ten residents all women at Urmston Grange old peopled home They have been told the home in i tirch Road Urmston is going into liquidation only 15 months after opening But the reason for a liquidator being called In is not financial It arises from a dispute between the two husband-and-wife teams who run the business Plumber Ken Coleman and his wife Marjorie who own the building and have a 50 per cent share of the business are in dispute with ambulance driver Keith Todd and his wife Kathy a state-registered nurse who run the home and also have a 50 per cent stake in llir himium The home is registered with Trafford social services department which has informed relatives of residents about the closure A spokesman for the department said today residents who cannot be found alternative accommodation can be offered a place in a local authority home Mr and Mrs Colen could not be contact'd today but matron M'S Todd said today We are negotiating with Mr and Mrs Coleman and a third party and we are trying to keep the residents it is very delic te at the moment and I would prefer not to suy A relative of one resident said: are very angry A11 the families are meeting tomorrow in the hope of resolving th? problem residents are aged over 80 and some are oyer 90 It is important that they should not be disturbed Moving them to strange surroundings could be fatal for some The infuriating thing is that the Grange is an excellent home well-run and extremely well-appointed None of the residents wants to Stars in tribute to Gaye RECORDING stars Stevie Wonder and Smokey Robinson led a congregation of 400 a final tribute to soul singer Marvin Gaye who lay in a silver coffin wearing a military -style Wi uniform Wreaths from Diana Ross and stars were placed at the foot of the coffin jacke gold bra collar was cremated after the service in Io Angeles EAR CUIUS YOU BUY ANY OF Quality OIL BYMOR ro cn 2050 £325 5 LITRE Quality CLUTCHES AT CRAZY PRICES! 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