Ford Faces Delicate Role If Nixon Is Impeached
Vice President Gerald R. Ford stands in a delicate spot as impeachment looms. He vows Nixon is innocent yet acknowledges pressure from Republicans in a campaign year. Ford defends the president, shuns access to Watergate tapes, and positions himself as defender and potential successor while navigating a tight line between loyalty and politics.
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Hell's Angels push anti drug image with youth efforts
Los Angeles based Hell's Angels leadership describe their aim to shed a rough image as they launch an anti drug campaign under No Hope With Dope and a toy drive for underprivileged children. Members talk to students and youth groups while donating to the Red Cross. police caution changes will take time.
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Israel Will Continue Raids Into Lebanon Despite UN Condemnation
UNITED NATIONS AP reports Israel will persist in raids southern Lebanon in retaliation for guerrilla attacks despite the UN Security Council’s seventh condemnation. The council condemned Israel for the April 12 raid on six Lebanese villages following the Qiryat Shmona massacre, with 13-0 vote except abstentions and nonparticipants. Israel’s delegation walked out. the US supported the resolution after failing to secure a specific reference to Qiryat Shmona.
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Office joggers fuel health in noon Penn run
In Philadelphia AP report Frank Hedlund a 58 year old art department worker joins about 35 office staff and students for a noon jog at University of Pennsylvania Franklin Field. He runs two miles daily with colleagues Bob Waer and Jim McKenney while supervisor Richmond Morcom encourages newcomers. The group cites improved health and work performance as benefits after heart attack and years of sedentary work.
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Oil firms tighten credit card terms as cash payments rise
Los Angeles reports profits strong as oil companies cut back on gas station card agreements. Motorists increasingly pay cash at pumps, and hotel, dinner, and car rental charges billed to gasoline cards become harder. Atlantic Richfield Exxon and Shell officials cite stricter requirements and non automatic renewals for risky customers.
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