Ford voices national conference to aid handicapped workers
President Ford announces a White House Conference on Handicapped Individuals to help 35 million Americans with disabilities gain jobs and realize their potential. The event is set for December 1976, two years after congressional authorization. Juan Carlos becomes Spain’s first king in 44 years and pledges sweeping reforms toward democracy.
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Ford
White House
Congress
Juan Carlos de Borbon
Spain
Francisco Franco
Juan Carlos
Franco
Carrier John F Kennedy and Belknap collide at sea
Night operations in the Mediterranean lead to a collision between the aircraft carrier John F Kennedy and the guided missile cruiser Belknap. A man is dead with other casualties expected from fires aboard Belknap. Further casualties are likely.
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John F. Kennnedy
Belknap
Mediterranean Sea
Carey Accepts Responsibility for New York City Tax Plan
New York Governor Hugh L. Carey says he will take responsibility for a 205 million tax package to prevent NYC default. He made the statement after a failed marathon emergency session with Democratic leaders to win support from party rebels. Carey aims to quell Republican fears that the levies would be labeled Ford taxes.
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New York
Hugh L. Carey
New York City
Carey
Ray Arveson Interviews Hayward Supt Candidates
Arveson discusses budget cutting and management methods during a three hour public interview as seven candidates, including Arveson, seek the Hayward superintendent post. Minneapolis trustees hear of budget trimming needs totaling 1.2 million for the year amid future cuts, reporter Max Nichols notes.
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Hayward
Ray Arveson
Monneapolis
Arveson
Lis
Minneapolis
Max Nichols
Karen Ann Quinlan case mirrors difficult medical choices
A reflective passage on letting a loved one die as a doctor asks Tony for permission to act in a case involving Mary not being Mary anymore. It notes the recurring national scenario of end of life decisions and cites Morristown New Jersey as the setting for the Quinlan case.
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Tony
Mary
Karen Ann Quinlan
Morristown
Cal Beats Stanford In Big Game For Pac-8 Title
Cal thrashes Stanford 48-15 at Stanford Stadium to claim its first Pacific Conference championship since 1958 as Lewey Selman and Steve Davis spark a comeback momentum. The win over the Cardinals comes with UCLA looming for a Rose Bowl bid and Pac-8 title implications.
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Chuck Muncie
California
Stanford
Stanford Stadium
Cal
Cardinals
UCLA
USC
Muncie
Bears
Oklahoma
Steve Davis
Lewey Selman
Sooners
Nebraska
Sooner
Cornhuskers
Sugar
Colton
Pigeon Racing Through History and Modern Sport
Pigeon racing blends ancient use as messengers with modern sport. Birds are liberated from distant lofts, timing flights via aerial surveys. experts like Bradley LaVerne note speeds around 42 to 75 miles per hour under favorable winds. Pro fessional racers liken pigeons to athletes, with Belgium and Europe drawing wide interest and prize-winning birds celebrated with trophies.
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LaVerne
Paleon
Belgrum
LaVem
Europe
Belgium
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Kazan
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Ihaly
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