Ford Won't Cower: Americans Entitled To A Handshake
President Ford defies threats and continues campaign travel after a gunman miss shot in California. Sara Jane Moore, 45, fired a pistol near Ford as he greeted crowds, prompting calls for Secret Service reform while Ford praises agents and insists Americans have a right to see their president.
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San Francisco
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America
Informant Moore Linked to FBI and Leftist Circles
Sara Jane Moore, arrested after a gun fired near President Ford, claimed to have been an FBI informant and a volunteer for civil rights and leftist groups. She described a history with the People In Need program for Patricia Hearst, worked briefly as a bookkeeper for the San Francisco Examiner, and said she faced surveillance while living with her 8-year-old son in San Francisco.
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Randolph A. Hearst
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Hearst
San Francisco Examiner
Miss Moore
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Mission District
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Mao Tse-tung
Owever
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Frederick Jr
Joyce Halverson
Symbionese Liberation Army
Patricia Hearst
SLA
Jackson
KPFA
Guerrerd St
Mission
United Prisoners Union
Mrs. Moore
Hearsts
Eloise Hits Florida As Storm Drove Toward Panhandle
Hurricane Eloise blasted into the central Panhandle with 130 mph winds, spawning tornadoes and leaving a path of toppled power lines, outages, and fires. Shelters filled as residents fled, while officials warned Eloise could grow stronger and threaten other Gulf states.
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Port St. Joe
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Mobile
Ala
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Kennebunk approves 44.7 acre wildland purchase at town meeting
Kennebunk voters narrowly approved buying 44.7 acres of open space along Summer Street to block a earlier planned 150 unit Levitt and Sons complex. The purchase will use federal revenue sharing funds with support from the Conservation Commission and private donations.
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Kennebunk Memorial Post No
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David Crook
Ford proposes $100 billion energy independence authority
Executive claims would speed new energy production by taking on risks private firms avoid. Zarb says the Energy Independence Authority could invest Treasury or borrowed funds up to 100 billion for demonstration projects lasting up to ten years, with government involvement potentially extending beyond that period.
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San Francisco
Loan-Office Sign Promises Debt Exit Through Borrowing
In a shop window a loan company advertises a bold claim Now you can borrow enough money to get completely out of debts. The sign emphasizes quick relief and suggests a path to financial rescue though details are not provided.
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