Buckley seeks second term as Republican and Conservative
Senator James L. Buckley announced his candidacy for a second term as both a Republican and a Conservative. He pledged to continue fighting federal bureaucracy, urging government to stay out of communities and pockets. He touted record on school privacy, agency accountability, and food stamp reform, while signaling support for President Ford and noting Rockefeller as a potential running mate.
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Ronald Reagan
Rockefeller
Buckley pursues full term amid GOP tensions in New York
Senator Buckley presses for a full term as New York Republicans hesitate to fully back him. Rockefeller and Javits withheld support while Peyser seeks the nomination. Buckley has raised about $600,000, hired Keenan & McLaughlin, and named F. Clifton White as chair. A rally aimed to raise $25,000 failed to attract Rockefeller and Javits. The GOP factions anticipate a September primary to determine the Democratic opponent.
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Leonard Saffir
Labor and machine push Jackson in crucial Pennsylvania primary
In frigid Pennsylvania Carter faces a Stop Carter movement as labor and party leaders back Jackson to keep Humphrey option alive if a convention deadlock occurs. Polls run 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. EDT with a high turnout expected in the hot Democratic race.
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Georgia
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Concord inmate rues loss but calls it moral victory
Concord Massachusetts prisoner Carl Velleca finished last of four for two open Board of Selectmen seats amid absentee ballots drama. He spent about 1000 dollars campaigning from prison, saying the effort aimed to engage inmates in democracy and discuss work release and voting rights with local officials, while opponents sought to bar inmate voting.
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UPI
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State Supreme Court
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Boston Red Sox
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Superior Court
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Funeral industry fights to keep casket requirement for cremations
In Boston and Augusta reports, the FTC seeks to end mandatory casket rules for cremation, arguing it lowers costs and expands consumer choice. Industry leaders warn that regulation could raise costs and threaten the personal funeral relationship, while debates span embalming practices and miseducation about health laws.
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Regulation costs priced flights higher in debate
In Boston a 400 mile flight Boston to Washington costs 106 while a San Francisco Los Angeles 400 mile hop is 39.30. Opponents say interstate regulation adds cost and deters new entrants. Oliver Ward of the Smaller Business Association of New England urged Congress to trim federal rules as Sen. Thomas McIntyre plans hearings. Small business advocates warn regulations push big business and big government to take a larger share at the expense of small operators. The hearing at Faneuil Hall featured Donald Shoup noting excessive forms and pages of regulations.
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Hearst leaves hospital in guarded condition
Patricia Hearst was discharged from Sequoia Hospital under guard after treatment for a collapsed lung and malnutrition. Doctors described her condition as guarded and borderline, noting the transfer to a federal youth center for a 90 day psychiatric evaluation. Steven Soliah, 27, faces trial in Sacramento for a related bank robbery. Hearst reportedly discussed Symbionese Liberation Army activities with federal investigators.
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U.S. District Court
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Sacramento
Steven Soliah
San Francisco
Symbionese Liberation Army
Rubber strike costs run to millions as nationwide walkouts surge
United Rubber Workers strike drains about $3 million daily for 70,000 workers while a wave of U S labor stoppages disrupts brewing, medicine, transit and broadcasting. Goodyear and peers push for settlements as URW holds firm on wage and benefit demands amid ongoing talks.
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Rubber Workers
United Rubber Workers
San Francisco
Willimantic
Goodyear
Firestone
Uniroyal
B.F. Goodrich
URW
Pilliod
Quentin Kopp
San Francisco Board of Supervisors
Women gain career growth not matched by pay gap
The Census Bureau reports women have doubled employment since 1950 while men's numbers grew 25 percent, yet median full time female income in 1974 was 6,957 or 57 percent of men’s 12,152. Four years earlier the female median was 5,440 versus 9,184 for men. The disparity partly stems from women’s concentration in lower paying clerical, operative and service roles.
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Bennington Banner details delivery and rates
The Bennington Banner publishes daily except Sunday and holidays from 425 Main St Bennington Vermont 05201. It is a subscriber to United Press International and the New York Times Service. Advertising and subscription rates include home delivery by carrier and motor delivery by mail within Vermont. Three months cost 9.00 dollars for a 50 mile radius and all of Vermont.
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