Steven Ford heads to California for work and schooling
Steven Ford, President Ford's year old son, plans to move to Southern California on January 3 to seek a part time job raising horses while attending school. He has rodeo training and previously worked on a Montana ranch as a freshman at Utah State.
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Red guerrillas sentenced to die in Iran
Ten Marxist guerrillas in Iran were sentenced to death by firing squad for killing three American colonels and four Iranians, with one defendant having 15 years of solitary confinement. The tribunal also convicted them of plotting against the Shah regime, arms possession, armed robbery, and sabotage. The killings cited include May 21 attacks on U S Air Force Col Paul R Shaffer Jr and Lt Col Jack Turner, and the 1973 slaying of Lt Col Lewis Hopkins.
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Britain recalls ambassador after Chile torture claims
London recalls envoy to protest alleged torture of Dr Sheila Cassidy a British surgeon who treated a leftist guerrilla leader she says was beaten tied naked to a bed and subjected to electric shocks. Cassidy describes two months in person custody in Santiago and says she faced solitary confinement and attempted hypnosis. The Chilean embassy denies the accusations as Britain plans UN rights action.
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Hayward to Restore Historic Horse-Drawn Car for Centennial
A horse-drawn transit car, retired in 1909, is being rebuilt for Hayward’s centennial celebration. A Fremont girl awaits West Point confirmation, highlighted in Women’s World. A Help-Mate assist speeds jewelry order after a Sarah Coventry party mishap.
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Ford vows to stay in race despite defeat by Reagan
President Ford told the Washington Post he will remain in the 1976 presidential race even if he loses to Ronald Reagan in the primaries. He argued his experience and policy record make him the best choice for Americans and defended his administration's actions on inflation and unemployment. He also said a national poll showing him trailing was not decisive and urged looking toward 1976 with optimism.
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Mexican man lands 10000 feet up in plane cargo
A Mexican Bricklayer Miguel Angel Friax drank too much at a wedding, ended up in a warehouse then in the cargo hold of a Colombian plane to Bogota. In Colombia he was detained, ordered deportation back to Mexico, and returned to Mexico City vowing never to drink again after only seeing the airport.
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FDA clears chloroform use in cough medicines
The FDA says no evidence chloroform in cough syrups, toothpastes, and related OTC drugs poses a safety problem. Ralph Nader ally’s group warned of cancer risk, urging a ban and public warnings, but the FDA based its stance on ongoing non-FDA reviews and existing animal test results not yet evaluated by the agency.
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Dying blonde marries fiancé in bedside ceremony
Linzi Featherstonhaugh 24 in a coma after a car crash near Romford’s Nightingale home underwent a bedside marriage with Reginald Nightingale. A hospital chaplain blessed the union after a clergyman refused. Linzi’s mother confirmed they were married in spirit, while Nightingale spoke of her vow to him.
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Washington nabs Nixon in drug arrest in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh Homewood Section on Tuesday, Officer Washington arrested Richard Nixon on a theft charge and found four pockets of suspected marijuana on him. A clerk at Police Station No 5 commented that Washington’s partner was hot during the arrest, naming Benjamin Franc as the partner.
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Des Moines to drop Sin City label amid sex trade crackdown
Iowa Attorney General Richard Turner seeks court orders to close adult businesses in Des Moines by declaring them public nuisances. He plans a broad evidentiary approach, using porn and sex paraphernalia to show the establishments harm health and decency, without criminal charges.
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