Ford-Conclaves in Madrid Discuss Bases and a Possible Shutdown
President Ford met with Francisco Franco and Spanish officials at El Pardo Palace to discuss extending the 22 year defense pact and preserving bases in Spain. Officials signaled at least one base may close with adjustments and Nato allies watching closely as mid June talks in Washington resume.
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Study Spurred Busing Regrets Result
Washington AP reports James Coleman, author of the Coleman Report, says city busing inflates racial isolation and notes court ordered busing lowers white enrollment in urban schools. He cites successes in smaller communities and urges incentives to sustain integration, warning of further white flight and resegregation nationwide.
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Subtle Joke on Conviction Versus Prejudice
A witty remark notes the difference between conviction and prejudice, suggesting one can explain a verdict without anger, while playfully misnaming the word convrcent as a pun.
Informers Cloud AIM Verdicts in Wounded Knee Case
U S District Judge Warren Urbam Saturday night sentenced two men tied to the 1973 American Indian Movement occupation of Wounded Knee in South Dakota. Terry Williams of Pawnee Ohio and Manuel Alvarado of Weitchpee California received probation terms under the Youth Corrections Act and a one year probation respectively. A defense bid to dismiss convictions on exposure of defense strategy by informers faces a possible rejection.
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Study Says Execution Stops Eight Murders Rapped
Washington AP reports an economist claims each execution may deter up to eight murders, but lawyers for condemned killer Jesse Fowler challenge the theory as flawed. NAACP Legal Defense Fund and others say the 75 page paper is riddled with errors. The Supreme Court review could shape capital punishment legality and broader wartime grounds.
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Iran signs multimillion pact for US intelligence gear
Washington Iran signs a multimillion dollar contract with Rockwell International to build a sophisticated intercept facility in Iran. The deal, at the Shah of Iran's request, covers recruiting past and present National Security Agency and Air Force Security Service personnel. Officials say the arrangement is unique for direct host-country recruitment of intelligence personnel and access to sensitive methods.
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Nader group accuses CPSC of lobbyist on consumer panel
The Health Research Group says Margaret Robson, a longtime business lobbyist, served as a consumer representative on the CPSC advisory panel. CPSC Chair Richard Simpson says her term ends soon and efforts to remove her were blocked by other commissioners.
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Optimistic About Revival of Step-by-Step Talks in Middle East
American officials aboard Air Force One say a resumption of the step-by-step approach toward a Middle East peace seems possible after President Ford and Secretary Kissinger meet in Salzburg with Egyptian President Sadat. They caution progress is needed to avoid a war within six months to two years, and note Sadat may offer concessions to restart negotiations with Israel.
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New York and Texas Doctors Plan Widespread Insurance Fight
New York physicians will curtail services starting Sunday while San Antonio anesthesiologists strike at midnight amid protests over rising malpractice insurance costs. Slowdowns and emergency-only care are possible in several states until legislatures pass stronger protections and cost controls.
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