Birch Bayh Enters 1976 Democratic Presidential Field
Sen. Birch Bayh of Indiana announced his candidacy at the Indiana House in Indianapolis, after a hometown rally in Shirkieville attended by about 600. He urged reform of taxes, antitrust enforcement, and Federal Reserve changes, saying the nation must move beyond the past decades.
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Lown Anes Atong
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U.S. 150
Illinois
Jim Little
Tractor trailer hijacked with $150000 shrimp cargo
State police report a tractor-trailer carrying 150000 dollars in shrimp was hijacked on I 80 near Mercer. Driver John Esposito of Homerville Ohio was bound gagged then thrown over an embankment before freeing himself and calling police. It was a chaotic, dramatic incident with a car flashing red lights stopping the rig.
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Mercer
John Esposito
Homerville
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Esposito
Spain's Franco Improves After Heart Complications
AP dispatch reports Generalissimo Francisco Franco, 82, recovered from an endocarditis attack and a prior arrhythmia during his illness. Doctors at the Pardo Palace found the heart valve inflammation, while a government source said he should rest for a week. Premier Arias Navarro remained at work as officials planned an official update.
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Carlos Arias Navarro
New York Approves 724 Million Budget Cut Plan
New York City faces a three year austerity package approved by the Emergency Financial Control Board. It targets a 724 million dollar reduction and thousands of municipal jobs, with a wage and hiring freeze, plus service cuts and halted new construction. Governor Carey warned 55,000 jobs could be eliminated by 1978, while Deputy Mayor Axelson cautioned the figure referred to job equivalents of the saved funds. The plan aims to restore investor confidence after a near default and strengthen the city’s shaky credit rating. Beame urged federal aid, citing a 31,000 job cut since January.
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Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr
D.-Mass
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D-Ark
Mills
James B. Allen
D. Ala
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