Carter's Plan Would Remove Attorney General From Politics
Former Georgia Governor Jimmy Carter proposed independent attorney general oversight to depoliticize the Justice Department and shield the FBI, while Wallace urged constitutional bans on busing and school choice. The 1976 campaign mix included Reagan, Ford, Nixon aides, and new Democratic entrants amid Iowa and Massachusetts primaries.
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Selective Service Ripe For Budget Cut In 1970s Budget Review
Washington report notes the draft inactive since 1973 and budget pressures threaten to end or shrink the Selective Service System. Plans for mass registration and annual lottery were halted by cost concerns with no January lottery announcement expected.
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Sextuplets Celebrate Second Birthday With Six Flavor Cake
CAPE TOWN AP The Rosenkowitz sextuplets mark age two by cutting a hexagonal six flavor cake. Two candles on each end symbolize three boys and three girls. Children David Grant Jason Emma Nicolette Elizabeth born Jan 11 1974. Of 23 sextuplet births recorded to date only the Rosenkowitz six survive.
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France grants citizenship rights to six Breton children
After a 20 year dispute that reached the World Court, France will normalize civil status for six children with Celtic Breton names Adraboran Maiwenn Gwendal Diorwerha Sklerijenn and Brann aged 12 to 19. The siblings had no birth certificates and denied rights such as driving or joining the army. A family spokesman called it a terrific victory and vindication.
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Lane Librarian Seeks Favorite Books From Notable Americans
Eugene Oregon AP Terry Ann Forster a Lane Community College reference librarian sent letters to 150 well known Americans asking for their favorite books. By year end she had 27 replies noting that all politicians answered Sen Edward M Kennedy listed the Bible and books on American history including Bemis and Nevins works as favorites.
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Russian Mathematician Arrives for Paris Stay
Russian dissident Leonid Plyushch and his family arrived in Paris for a stay of at least three months to recover from 20 years in a Soviet mental hospital. A welcoming committee said they would be taken to a secret location outside Paris while he recuperates.
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Market High Will It Continue
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff reviews a week of Wall Street gains as the Dow rises 52.42 points and NYSE volume peaks, with strong retail and falling wholesale prices. Investors weigh mass psychology and economics while watching for signals from Washington and inflation risks.
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Arabs and PLO unite to seek Palestinian rights at UN
Arab delegates and the PLO press for a UN Security Council resolution recognizing Palestinian rights as a subject in Arab Israeli peace talks. They hope to pressure Israel, while Kissinger avoids a pledge on a new resolution and the risk of a US veto looms large.
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Horoscope Panel Highlights An Aries To Pisces Guide
A Tuesday horoscope offers birthday hints and daily guidance for each sign. It urges intuition and fact checking for Aries, notes Taurus leverage in matters, and warns Gemini about topics to avoid. Cancer is told to quiet gossips, Leo should mend rifts, Virgo to choose schedules, Libra to give space, Scorpio to seek introductions, Sagittarius to tread carefully with words, Capricorn to value ideas, Aquarius to rely on observations, and Pisces to explore personal resources amid family and career tensions.
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