Reagan says Ford must curb inflation as he campaigns in Florida
Ronald Reagan says his Florida primary push is gaining steam and accuses Ford of yielding to election pressure to boost the economy. He forecasts a close result and vows to continue challenging Ford until the convention in Kansas City.
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Hearst Testimony Says Patty Joined SLA Voluntarily
In San Francisco a prosecution expert testified Patty Hearst acted as a voluntary member of the Symbionese Liberation Army during the bank robbery. Dr. Joel Fort stated she did not rob out of fear for her life, and the judge allowed the testimony to be heard as part of the case.
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Supreme Court eases anti tax suit limits in tax cases
The court ruled 6 2 that in some cases a taxpayer may sue unless the government proves the facts behind the tax assessment The decision affirmed a ruling requiring the IRS to show why it suspected Samuel Shapiro of narcotics dealing Shapiro faced a jeopardy assessment in 1973 for taxes from 1970 and 1971 The ruling also noted a mid year collection dispute from prior decisions and included other actions on Parma Ohio housing and a mistrial doctrine under double jeopardy principles
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Mutiny Sparks Lebanon Army Crisis After Desertion
In southern Lebanon a mutiny broke out as Premier Karami met with his cabinet to quell divisions in the 18,000 man army. Moslem officers formed the Arab Army and challenged loyalist forces in Arnoun while clashes threatened the cease fire and a unity government effort.
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Delaware Democrats Plan Postponed State Convention
Delaware county Democrats meet Monday to review delegate selections after 99 Iowa counties held conventions. Chairwoman Phyllis Hughes cites crowding and attendance benefits, as Rep. Mike Blouin prepares the keynote. Debates center on uncommitted delegates and Bayh Udall Carter totals.
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Wright Patman Dies at 82 Dean of the House
Rep Wright Patman longtime dean of the House dies at 82 after influenza and pneumonia. The Texas Democrat served 47 years in Congress announcing he will retire next January. President Ford and House leaders praised his decades of service and defense of citizens against banks and large corporations.
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Postal Chief Warns of Budget Crunch Threatening Service
Detroit AP The Postmaster General Benjamin Bailar warns that opposition in Congress and from President Ford to a larger postal subsidy could force belt tightening and service cuts. He calls the Postal Reorganization Act of 1970 precarious and says a $920 million subsidy is needed over two to three years to avoid rate hikes or fewer services. Bailar cites rising delivery points, costly door delivery, stagnant productivity, and potential post office closings as reasons for the bleak outlook. He questions six day delivery and front door mail, warning of a negative equity of $1.3 billion by year end and possible borrowing to cover payroll unless Congress approves more funding.
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Index Stew in antique shop fuels quirky charges
A fragment from a local page notes an odd scene around an antique shop titled Index Stew. It hints at a creditor or charge issue linked to a phrase about listening to one’s mother, suggesting a lighthearted or human interest blurb rather than a full report.
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