Wallace resumes campaign after leg injury setback
George Wallace, paralyzed from the waist down, resumes presidential campaign after a fall aboard a Pensacola jet caused a knee strain and a leg cast. He travels to West Palm Beach for a rally, assured by his doctor he can continue with no serious difficulty. Wallace opposes legalized abortion and backs a constitutional amendment to protect unborn children while criticizing the Supreme Court ruling.
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Weather recap from cities across North America
Weather continued notes show temperatures and conditions for multiple cities. Kansas City 31 cloudy, Knox ville 33 partly cloudy, Los An- geles 33 partly cloudy, Louis cloudy, Miami Beach 67 partly cloudy, Nashville 29 cloudy, New Orleans 67 partly cloudy, New York 23 partly cloudy, Philadelphia 24 snow, Phoenix 52 partly cloudy, Pittsburgh 24 partly cloudy, Richmond 38 partly cloudy, St. Louis 18 partly cloudy, Salt Lake City 33 partly cloudy, San Diego 60 cloudy, San Francisco 43 cloudy, Seattle 35 rain, Washington 30 cloudy, Montreal 16 partly cloudy, Toronto 12 partly cloudy.
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Hitchhiking and Bustline Study Sparks Debate
A University of Washington researcher reports padding a woman's bust by two inches doubled hitchhiking success from about one in 16 to one in five rides. The work is part of studies on body language and human relations, with plans to test chest hair exposure. Ford views on abortion are noted, with Nessen stating the president would not back a constitutional amendment and would defer to states.
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Kissinger recalls covert policy figure and Angola aid vote
Kissinger said the official carried out the president and secretary of state policies with distinction and inspired casting. He was set to attend a Salute to Israel at the Beverly Hilton with Prime Minister Rabin as Congress moved to ban covert U.S. aid to Angola forces, passing 323 to 99 in the House after Senate action.
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Chrysler Teams With VW to Source Engines and Transmissions
Chrysler Corp will buy thousands of four cylinder engines and manual transmissions from Volkswagen AG for 1978 U S built cars under a unprecedented pact. The deal marks a new approach for U S automakers as analysts call it the first major foreign component sourcing for a domestic model. VW base engine built in Germany will include core parts with Chrysler adding intake exhaust manifolds water pump ignition system alternator clutch carburetor and fuel pump.
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Concorde jet sparks debate over noise and ozone risks
The Concorde, a 1,400 mph passenger plane, may cross the Atlantic in half the time of subsonic jets but could be twice as noisy on takeoff and raise ozone-layer concerns. Proponents say noise impact is small and ozone risk unlikely, while opponents worry about fuel reserves and air traffic control needs. A House vote on decontrol amendments to an emergency natural gas bill looms as leaders resist fast-tracking broader deregulation.
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Union Leaders Call For Postage Rollback To Eight Cents
Washington AP report: local leaders within the letter carriers union urged rollback of letter postage from 13 to eight cents. Vin cent R. Sombrotto heads the Ad Hoc Committee of the National Association of Letter Carriers, representing about 50 000 carriers. Postal Service rebukes the plan as ill founded and harmful to taxpayers, while James Rademacher notes committee opposition within the union.
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Panel Eyes Written Recommendations on Covert Ops
Six members of a proposed National Security Council Subcommittee on foreign operations would assess benefits and risks of covert actions for the president. The panel would include the secretary of state, secretary of defense, and CIA director. The unreleased report says Nixon directed the CIA to supply weapons from Israel to Kurdish rebels in Iraq despite objections from the CIA, the State Department, and Henry Kissinger.
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Hostage Crisis Continues Near Somali Border
Gunmen with ties to the radical left government in Somalia boarded a school bus at a French air base, ordered adults off, and drove toward the Somali border. Police halted the bus by blocking the road and shooting a tire, sealing the area as authorities pursued the incident.
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Judge probes Hearst head injury in kidnapping case
Bailey said an exam would determine if Miss Hearst suffered a skull fracture after being struck by a rifle butt during her abduction. He, Johnson, and U.S. Attorney Browning Jr. welcomed the pool selection and aimed to advance the trial in the coming days.
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