Ford to Give Videotaped Statement in Squeaky's Trial
In Sacramento federal court Judge Thomas MacBride ordered President Ford to provide a videotaped statement for Nynette Fromme's trial after rejecting a move to limit his testimony to written remarks. Fromme, 27, stands accused of attempting to murder Ford as he walked in Capitol Park on Sept. 5.
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Lebanon Siege Under Way as Palestinians Battle Christians
Bullets zinged near the U S Embassy as Lebanon’s conflict widened with Palestinian guerrillas and Moslem factions in Moslem Ein Mreisseh. Lebanese gunmen battled Phalange and National Liberal forces as U S Ambassador Godley kept a skeleton staff.
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Ziggy the Brookfield Zoo elephant dies after long life
Ziggy a 58 year old 262 ton bull elephant died at Brookfield Zoo after 31 years in solitary confinement and a public battle over his treatment. Once famed for a supposed killer reputation, Ziggy spent decades in a special cell, later gained freedom, and died peacefully from old age.
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GM Reports Strong Third Quarter Gains in Auto Sales
GM posted a 14 fold rise in third quarter earnings to 243 million on a 20 percent sales gain. Chrysler meanwhile reported a 3 percent sales boost but a 7 million loss in earnings for the period. industry observers expect Ford results Thursday with analysts predicting a profit drop from a year ago.
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Girl Scouts Vote To Keep All-Female Organization
Washington AP reports that the 1800 Girl Scouts delegates voted overwhelmingly to not admit boys to the organization while allowing invited boys to participate. about 60,000 adult men will continue as troop leaders and consultants as the movement preserves its identity and structure.
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Sadat press seeks US Palestinian dialogue at Geneva
At Blair House Sadat urged Ford to ease resistance to PLO participation in Geneva and to pursue talks with Palestinians. He warned peace will take time due to Israeli stance but pressed for a U.S. initiative. Ford said no PLO seat until Israel’s existence is acknowledged and hinted on a broader settlement.
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Franco faces possible temporary handover as illness deepens
As Franco’s health deteriorates, officials discuss naming Prince Juan Carlos as acting head of state within 24 hours while Arias Navarro awaits Franco’s signature and readers watch a tense power vacuum. Authorities report his condition remains grave with complications from the digestive system and thrombosis. Meanwhile police in Bilbao arrest 20 suspected terrorists linked to ETA, with fears of cross border sanctuary in France. The Senate subcommittee criticizes a federal data sale tied to the merchant marine and Soviet competition, noting historical U.S. decline and Soviet gains.
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