Heinz Wins GOP Nomination for U S Senate Seat in Pennsylvania
Congressmen H John Heinz of Pittsburgh captured the Republican nomination edging Arlen Specter for the Senate seat as returns came in. In the Democratic race William J Green of Philadelphia defeated Jeanette Ricman, carrying Philadelphia by a large margin. Packard finished third with 148 545 votes. Green won Philadelphia by 72 000 votes amid a broad win across Pennsylvania.
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Heinz Seizes Lead In Pittsburgh Senate Nomination Race
Senator Heinz of Pittsburgh and his sons watch late returns as he overtakes Arlen Specter for the Republican nomination. Specter had led overnight while Heinz built momentum in the US Senate race. The piece notes Heinz’s long run in state politics and party leadership dynamics within Pennsylvania.
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Kissinger tour hit by Ghana protests and Nigeria drop
AP report from Kinshasa notes Ghana protests during Kissinger visit with U S officials blaming Soviet diplomats. One staffer mentioned a formal Moscow protest. Nigeria was removed from the Africa trip due to Abuja’s stance on Angola. In Vatican City Pope Paul VI names 19 new cardinals shrinking the Italian bloc in the Sacred College to 20 of 118 eligible voters.
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Ford vows anticrime push amid Reagan pressure
President Ford in Tyler pledges to fight crime while stressing U S military strength amid Republican criticism of defense leadership. He speaks to law groups and remains determined to keep the nation safe at home and abroad. Humphrey courted as Democratic governor race shifts, with a possible entry on the horizon.
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Regulators face first audit of U S banking agencies
Regulators face a first joint examination by jana investigators of the three federal banking agencies amid criticism after major bank failures. The survey seeks to assess health and response while cooperations involve at least two agencies in Washington.
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Maine Adopts New Crime Code With Parole Changes
AUGUSTA Maine Prostitutes face no jail terms under the new code but a five year sentence carries no early parole. The first comprehensive rewrite since 1820 ends indefinite sentences and imposes fixed terms for murder repeat burglars and gun crimes. Prostitution and consensual adultery are largely removed from criminal law.
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Frost Emergency Spreads Across Much Of U S
Weather map shows frost and freezing temperatures from the upper Great Lakes to the mid Atlantic, with heavy rains and snow in the Rockies and Great Plains. Advisories extend across South Dakota, Nebraska, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, and parts of Montana, with flood watches in Kansas and flash flood warnings in several central counties.
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LSD Experimenting Blasted By Report
Washington report details Army investigations into LSD and other hallucinogens used in mid-1950s to 1960s trials. Army officials suspended chemical tests on volunteers after revelations of 585 enlisted men and others involved. Edgewood Arsenal tests spanned Europe and the Pacific with 48 to 53 U.S. service members. most were volunteers, foreigners not. The inspector general found no reported adverse long term effects, but noted ethical and conduct concerns.
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