Secret Service and Police Disagree on Moore Warning
The Secret Service and San Francisco police dispute whether police warned federal agents Sara Jane Moore might threaten President Ford. Burke says Moore made five calls to agents and agencies the day of the San Francisco shooting, seeking agents who interviewed her. Knight notes no one else influenced the decision. the shooting followed the Sunday interview.
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Moore
Washington
San Francisco
Sara Jane Moore
Ford
President Ford
FBI
Gary Yauger
Martin Haskell
Jack O’shea
Senate
Treasury
Postal Service
General Government
Joseph M. Montoya
D-N.m
Yauger
Haskell
St. Francis Hotel
H. Stuart Knight
Mrs. Moore
Burke
Terrorists Kill Police During Franco Tribute in Madrid
Three police officers were killed and a fourth fatally injured as four gunmen struck Madrid on the eve of a Franco anniversary rally. Franco appeared on a palace balcony as mass crowds cheered with Falange salutes.
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Franco
Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
National Palace
Plaza de Oriente
Carlos Arias Navarro
Rhodes signs repeal of Ohio price maintenance law
Gov James A Rhodes signed a bill repealing Ohio s low mood era Fair Trade law allowing manufacturers to set minimum retail prices with a Dec 30 effective date Ohio becomes the 19th state to end price maintenance statutes The Dental Association in Cleveland also bans smoking at its sessions as a health example and comfort for non smokers
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Cleveland, Ohio
Dental Association
Association
House of Delegates
Irving Tapper
Cleveland
Tapper
Congress Backs 5 Percent Pay Hike, Ford Victory
The House defeated an 8.66 percent pay raise for Congress and top officials and approved a 5 percent increase. The vote was 278 to 123 in favor of the smaller raise, aligned with President Ford who opposed the higher figure. The raise targets senators, representatives, judges, the vice president, cabinet members, and other top officials.
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Washington
House
Congress
Ford
Fiery Bus Crash Near Mexico City Kills 45
A fog shrouded highway crash near Mexico City involving a trailer truck and a crowded bus plus two other vehicles killed 45 people. Police reported 15 others hospitalized with seven in critical condition. a survivor said the bus carried at least 80 passengers.
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Mexico City
Red Cross
Weather Outlook Clouds and Cooler Tonight
The forecast calls for cloudy and cooler conditions tonight with a chance of showers. Lows will be in the low to mid 40s. Partly cloudy and cooler on Thursday with highs in the upper 50s to low 60s and a 20 to 30 percent chance of rain. Details on page 17.
Emperor Hirohito Begins US Visit With Tight Security
In Williamsburg Virginia the Japanese emperor and Empress Nagako ride to the statehouse to learn about its role in independence events. Security for the visit is heavy with hundreds of guards as the couple plans a brief public appearance before a two week cross country tour.
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Williamsburg
Japan
Hirohito
United States
Nagako
Virginia
America
Washington
Ford
Norfolk
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Mrs. MacArthur
New York
U.S
Senate Near Key Gas Price Action
The Senate moves toward a vote on removing federal price controls for most U S natural gas. Democrats back long term pricing while Republicans push phased controls and emergency supply plans amid looming winter shortages. Strong entities include Sen. Fannin and Sen. Hollings with Ford administration backdrop.
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Washington
Senate
Paul J. Fannin
R-Ariz
U.S
Congress
Medicare costs rise as hospital charges increase in 1976
Medicare beneficiaries will pay at least the first 104 of their medical bills next year up from 92 with higher rates for most services starting Jan 1 1976. The average hospital stay cost rises by about 13 percent to 104 and daily charges for extended stays and nursing home care increase. The lifetime reserve of 60 extra hospital days remains with a higher daily out of pocket charge of 52.
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Washington
Social Security Administration
Social Security
James B. Cardwell
Medicare
Grocery Prices Show Slight Average Rise
The AP market basket shows September a mixed month with six cities up an average 3.7 percent and seven down 2.6 percent. Overall the start of October rose three tenths of a percent from September.
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Associated Press
Bailey Seeks Fair Hearst Trial Not a Magician
F Lee Bailey says he can not pull a rabbit out of a hat to win Patricia Hearst’s defense. He notes the state of mind and competence to cooperate will be major trial issues. Psychiatric testing and mental fitness are central as Hearst faces federal bank robbery charges with timing pushed past 1975.
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Patricia Hearst
F. Lee Bailey
Boston
Sam Shepard
Ernest Medina
Bailey
Miss Hearst
Terence Hallinan
John Knutson
U.S. District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Browning
Carter
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D-S.c
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Texas
Oklahoma
James B. Pearson
Akan
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U.S Department of Agriculture
Brazil
Providence
R.L
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