Hayden to challenge Tunney in California Senate race
Tom Hayden former SDS leader and 1960s radical announced Monday his bid in the 1976 Democratic U S Senate primary against incumbent John Tunney. Hayden pledged to curb banks and big corporations with public ownership ideas and blasted Tunney as a corporate–image politician. He and his wife Jane Fonda planned conference tours across California to promote his ten point reform platform.
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Ford Plays Nine Holes With Bad Knee In Salzburg
President Ford, after a strenuous summit with Anwar Sadat, played nine holes of golf in Salzburg despite a troubled left knee often described as a football knee. He finished nine over par 45, with Lt. Col. Robert Blake noting his par on hole one and a strong drive on nine, while the foursome also included Admiral William Lukash and photographer David Hume Kennerly. Ford plans to depart Tuesday for Rome as part of his European tour.
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Belgrade Drives Dangerously High Auto Crash Cost
Belgrade, Yugoslavia is cited as Europe's most dangerous driving area. Experts estimate per capita damages from auto accidents exceed 1.5 percent Europe average, reaching 2.8 percent in Yugoslavia. By 1974 registered vehicles topped 1.8 million. licenses held by 2.3 million people. Belgrade's vehicle count rose from 39,000 in 1965 to over 200,000 by 1974.
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Saudi Arabia to Spend 12 Billion to Go Green in Desert Plan
The Saudi government intends to invest 2 billion from oil wealth to green the eastern desert around Hofuf as part of a 143.5 billion five year plan. The effort aims to convert 4.18 million hectares from sand to farmland within five decades, with irrigation, dams, electrification, and resettlement of Bedouins to foster a permanent agricultural base and reduce salinity.
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Westmoreland Denies Seeking Job From Ford
Westmoreland told the Columbia Record that his March 13 White House visit with President Ford was not to seek a federal job. A letter from press aide Hon Nessen accompanies his denial, stating the visit was at Ford's invitation and not driven by Westmoreland’s ambitions. background remains mischaracterized by a New York Times report.
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