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...chipper Pat Nixon checked out of a Long Beach, Calif., hospital last week, 16 days after suffering a partly paralyzing stroke at nearby San Clemente. Doctors worried about lingering high blood pressure, but said the outlook for a "full or nearly full recovery" was excellent. Flanked by Daughters Tricia Cox and Julie Eisenhower, the former First Lady, 64, waved from her wheelchair and told well-wishers: "I feel fine, but I'm a little frightened about the driver." No need. With a steady hand, the former President guided her safely to a limousine...
...Clemente only occasionally: a few shopping trips to nearby Newport Beach and Los Angeles; infrequent dinners with Dick at local restaurants; one public appearance, alone, at ceremonies naming a public grade school after her; a visit to China with her husband; a theater outing in New York with Daughter Tricia Cox (who, on learning of her mother's stroke, headed at once for California...
...property there, which is for sale (a few nibbles, but no takers yet). After completing her list and taking a dip in the still cared-for pool, Pat jetted off to New York and less serious business: an evening at the Broadway musical A Chorus Line with Daughter Tricia Nixon...
Lovelorn Columnist Ann Landers came to offer advice; Priscilla of Boston, who PEOPLE designed Tricia Nixon's wedding gown, put on a fashion show; and Ellen Proxmire, wife of Wisconsin Senator William Proxmire, brought a four-tiered wedding cake. Cartoon fans, take heart. Before the evening's end, Messick assured all present that Brenda would stick to her old newspaper beat for some time to come. After all, explained Dale, "she didn't marry a rich...
...portions of the testimony are relatively innocuous. Gulf, for example, has disclosed that it reluctantly sponsored a rebroadcast of the Tricia Nixon-Edward Cox wedding at the request of former White House Aide Charles Colson. Also, a Gulf official revealed that the government of Kuwait asked it to contribute $10,000 to Republican Senator Mark Hatfield of Oregon, who is a friend of the Kuwaiti ambassador-but it is not known whether Hatfield actually got any money...