West Point Cheating Shadow Hovers Over Curley Family
Kenneth Curley Jr once ranked among West Point's top cadets and was highly regarded for leadership in lacrosse and football. Now a court conviction for cheating haunts the family as they face social backlash, financial strain, and a future clouded by the scandal.
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Tax package sent to Ford extends 1974 income tax cut
A bipartisan tax bill extending the 1974 income tax cut through 1977 was handed to President Ford after swift Senate and House votes. The measure preserves a $15 billion annual tax reduction and alters hundreds of taxes, signaling a push toward adjournment and campaign season.
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UAW Ford Talks Push Toward End of Nationwide Walkout
In Detroit Ford and the UAW top negotiators meet privately for a speedy end to the 170,000 worker walkout as production halts at Ford plants and talks aim to resume Monday. Analysts foresee a two to four week strike with ratification potentially taking longer.
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Abandoned Retarded Girl Dies At Sunrise School
Lisa, a seven year old resident of the Sunrise School for the retarded in Miami, died Sunday after choking during breakfast. She had been at the facility four years and never had a visitor. Her parents, missing for years, later claimed her body from the city morgue.
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Kissinger Urged by Kaunda with Days to Avert Rhodesia War
Zambian President Kaunda told U S Secretary of State Kissinger he has days not weeks to avert a racial war in Rhodesia. Kaunda urged a settlement between blacks and whites while Kissinger emphasized dignity and justice for all. Nyerere and Kaunda warned against meeting with Smith, while Vorster pressed to soften Rhodesian policy.
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