Ford Won't Curtail Travel Plans Despite Security Risks
President Ford resists curbing travel after narrowly escaping an assassin's shot in San Francisco. He values face to face meetings with the public and will continue touring Chicago on Tuesday despite security reassessments by the Secret Service. Betty Ford advised caution but not stopping travel. Senate leader Hugh Scott urged reducing travel hazards.
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Hearst Separated From Harris in Jail Shuffle
Patricia Hearst remains at San Mateo County Jail after SLA ally Patricia Harris and her husband William Harris are moved to Los Angeles where they face 18 felony counts. FBI diary details SLA activity surfaced, while Hearst changed occupation to not employed.
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Moore's Final Protest Explains Ford Shot Embrace
Sara Jane Moore says she acted alone driven by rage in an interview with the Los Angeles Times her first since the attempted assassination of President Ford. She described the act as ultimate protest, hoped to unify radicals and said she did not intend to kill.
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Los Angeles Times
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Rhodes Spar on Issues Shows Governor Lt Governor Split
In Columbus Ohio on Wednesday Governor James A Rhodes and Lieutenant Governor dramatized political differences using separate media forums for their first public divergences since taking office January 13. Rhodes campaigns to win voter approval of a four part plan.
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Celeste
Cost Unit Urges Liquor Price Hike in Ohio Report
The Governor's Council for Cost Control urged a 10 cent increase on all liquor bottles to boost state revenue by about 6.7 million dollars annually and curb shrinking profits. It also called for a computerized system to monitor liquor profit margins and efficiency savings across nine agencies.
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Dayton man to undergo 90 day psychiatric evaluation after murder charge
Neal Bradley Long, 48, a service station attendant, faces a federal murder charge for the killing of Dr. Charles A. Glatt on a federal reservation. Judge Carl A. Weinman ordered 90 days of observation at a Springfield Missouri facility to assess competency and sanity.
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Ford admin says NYC crisis won’t hit nation. no bailout
President Ford and city officials argued on Capitol Hill that New York City's financial woes affect only the city. Mayor Beame and the U S Conference of Mayors pressed for relief, saying the city is not seeking a handout. Senate civil rights advocates push to block an antibusing rider tied to a Labor HEW bill. OPEC members failed to agree on a price hike, with Saudi Arabia resisting a rise beyond 5 percent amid Iranian opposition. Current price stands at 10.46 dollars per barrel.
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Austria
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Saudi Arabia
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani
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Weekend Forecast: Cloudy Cool with Drizzle Likely
The today forecast calls for cloudy and cool conditions with a chance of drizzle tonight. Lows will be in the mid to upper 40s. Friday brings variable cloudiness with highs in the mid 60s. Rain chances are 50 percent tonight and 20 percent Friday. Details, Page 10.
Candy Man to Manson
West Virginia memory of Sara Jane Kahn and Charles Manson from Charleston shopkeeper Van Watson. He recalls a young Sara Jane serious about school while Charles enjoyed candy and truant play. Both later faced high profile crimes connected to President Ford and the Tate murder case.
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CIA Hearings Question If CIA Is Above Law
Senate intelligence committee hearings probe CIA law compliance as public scrutiny grows over a mail opening program from 1952 to 1973. Nixon Kennedy Burns Abzug Rockefeller King Humphrey published inferences about opened letters and spied on dissidents.
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Nixon Tests Push for Testimony in Huston Plan Probe
Senate Intelligence Committee voted unanimously to invite former President Nixon to testify about the Huston plan, while a federal judge ordered him to answer questions under oath in a civil suit filed by Morton Halperin whose phone was tapped. Halperin seeks damages potentially exceeding $300,000.
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