Economic alliance seals path to recovery at Rambouillet
At Rambouillet France President Ford and five allied leaders from France West Germany Britain Japan and Italy declared progress toward lifting the world from the deepest recession since the 1930s They signed a joint declaration on monetary policy trade energy and developing world relations and voiced confidence in a sustained full recovery The leaders concluded three days of talks with a statement emphasizing mutual confidence and goodwill and Ford planned to return to Washington this evening
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Jeffords weighs city dairy aid trade with urban support
Rep James Jeffords of Vermont says he may back New York City relief if urban lawmakers vote for a dairy price support bill. He cites Vermont farmers' needs and the poll showing Vermonters against city aid, weighing local harm against urban political gain.
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Carey plan faces big hurdle in state legislature
Gov. Hugh Carey’s rescue plan for New York City and the state hinges on over 1 billion dollars in new state and city taxes as Republicans oppose the tax package. Lawmakers approved delaying NYC debt payments and an emergency 80 million dollar aid for the Housing Finance Agency, but key tax measures face a tough fight amid forecasts of a 1.7 billion dollar deficit without higher taxes.
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Carter wins Florida straw poll in test of strength
Former Georgia Gov. Jimmy Carter defeats George Wallace 66.4 percent with 697 of 1,035 delegates at the Florida Democratic convention. Gov. Milton Shapp is second with 60 votes and Wallace has 57. Carter calls the result an obvious test of strength and a good indicator for 1976.
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Pray not legally insane, psychiatrist testifies
MIDDLEBURY Vermont psychiatrist Dr William A Woodruff testified Pray was not legally insane at the time of the May 6 1971 murder of Edouard Garneau, Pray's father in law, in East Arlington He noted Pray showed antisocial behavior and a disassociated reaction while drinking and that the legal standard of insanity was not met Despite prior involuntary commitment documents the defense challenged the extent of Pray's examination and his mental state during the offense
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Hope fades for cheap power from the atom
Washington reports a shift in thinking about nuclear power as an endless source of low-cost electricity. Experts note rising reactor construction costs, safety and waste concerns, higher uranium prices, and potential subsidies to reach the goal of 620 reactors in 25 years, despite defense and environmental considerations.
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Inside headlines and local notes span page highlights
A compact summary of varied items from 1974 включая an FBI crime surge report page 2 on atom myth and public defense, Rotarians on forests MAU international flavor, an editorial on flood insurance Manchester TRB column race to extinction, Oktavec on human rights Maddocks consumerism, flood insurance hearing Manchester Oz train derailment North Bennington minister ordination, reforms in Spain entertainment TV anchor obsolescence and sports cards win over Redskins MAU athlete of month Ohio State Heisman repeat, Wallace school choice stance Page range notes.
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