Rhode Island Primary Campaigns Slow During Holiday Weekend
Democratic candidates pressed for delegates as Rhode Island hosts one of Tuesday's primaries while politicians take Memorial Day breaks. Carter leads among delegates, with Udall and Udall's rivals still pursuing gains. Ford and Reagan vie for Republican momentum ahead of the convention. Brown challenges Carter to a California debate. Carter denies timing concerns.
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Godwin Defends Governor's Veto at Patrick Henry Day
Gov Mills Godwin defended Virginia veto power and warned against changing it as lawmakers debated reconvening to override vetoes. Speaking at Charlotte Court House on Patrick Henry Day, he praised the founding framework and contrasted Henry with today’s critics, stressing lawful remedy over revolution.
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Quinlan Described as Routine Chronic Patient in Vegetative State
Denville, Nd AP Karen Anne Quinlan will be treated as a routine patient in a chronic vegetative state when moved to a nursing home. A seven doctor team will determine care plans after evaluating her medical records and the chosen facility. The group aims to maintain standard nutrition and alleviate pain while not committing to resuscitation or extraordinary measures.
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Beirut airport shelled as civil war escalates across Lebanon
In Beirut shells hit near International Airport shredding glass but not grounding planes as security forces report rising casualties. Front-line fighting spikes between Muslim and Christian blocs with sirens and ambulances filling streets. toll tops 135 killed and 230 wounded, plus 23 dead in a refugee camp strike. Civil war death toll surpasses 26,000 since April 1973.
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Explosion at meat plant kills three workers in Vernon
Three men died and others were injured when a blast centered in a meat cooler sent walls down and doors flying at a Vernon, California meat processing plant. Ammonia drift caused burns to four Vernon firefighters. about 40 workers were inside, with dozens more affected. Names identified: Emil Horst of 50, Leo Dooley 59 of Bellflower, and Olin Moulton 45 of Hacienda Heights.
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Nuclear Threats Rally Security Around Plants
The NRC notes 175 threats or acts against nuclear facilities since 1969, including bomb threats arson and security breaches, mostly false alarms. Wendall Johnson of Yankee Atomic warns of alertness while deeming the NRC move advisory amid rumors of radical activity. A May 1 Augusta bombing by the Fred Hampton Unit is cited, with no injuries.
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Black leaders discuss Carter and party support dynamics
The article reports on black political figures like Cooper Dumaily and Vernon Jordan weighing party strategies and presidential hopefuls. It notes Carter's appeal as a unifying figure, the Humphrey Hawkins unemployment bill support, and debates over black leadership labels and representation in national politics.
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Poff Seeks Ford Withdrawal From Judgeship Nomination
Roanoke attorney William B. Poff asked President Ford to withdraw his nomination to a Western Virginia federal judgeship. He cited an extremely heavy docket and indicated no hearing is likely. Poff’s nomination faced Senate Judiciary Committee opposition led by Sen. William B. Scott.
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Pound Sinks Further As Sterling Pressure Mounts
The pound weakens amid thin foreign exchange trading as oil producers with large sterling holdings dump small amounts to push the rate lower. The Bank of England has spent about $2 billion of reserves over two months, now with roughly $5 billion left, limiting further support. Market experts say inflation control and stronger foreign trade are needed to steady the pound.
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Preparation H ointment aids hemorrhoid swelling relief
Claims from tests on hundreds of patients show Preparation H temporary pain and itching relief and swelling reduction for inflamed hemorrhoidal tissues. The product lubricates to protect the area and is said not to sting.
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California woman seeks Medi Cal funding for sex change
Gina Baillie, a 27 year old in San Francisco, seeks state funds for sex change surgery, arguing it is medically necessary to live as a woman. California counters Medi Cal may not cover such procedures and notes no organic fault. Superior Court ruling expected next week as Baillie faces welfare dependence.
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