Reagan Resumes Radio Commentary After Nomination Loss
Ronald Reagan began a new radio commentary run, recalling his campaign for the Republican presidential nomination and his narrow loss to Ford. He planned 12 three minute shows airing nationwide starting Sept. 20, and critiqued “machine politics” while avoiding direct Ford references due to FCC rules. He spoke at Hollywood and Vine before a Welcome Back party with Webb and Linkletter.
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Los Angeles
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Hollywood and
Vine
Hollywood
California
Dack Webb
Art Linkletter
Federal Communications Commission
Tax Legislation Extends to Foreign Influence on Business
The conference report outlines a bill applying to any case where a foreign country pressures JS company not to deal with Israel or hire Jewish employees. It also includes a Senate provision for tax free treatment of an employer’s contribution to a group prepaid legal services plan, matching current medical insurance rules, with a five year test of the program.
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Judge Blocks Regulations Allowing Bone Bits In Meat
A federal judge temporarily blocked Agriculture Department rules permitting bone bits and simmered fat in meat products such as hot dogs canned beef stew and certain meals. The injunction targets mechanical deboning and low temperature fat rendering, with consumer groups arguing adulteration and officials defending acceptable meat content.
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U.S
William B. Bryant
Agriculture Department
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Weather Forecast Rain Showers Across Regions
Rain showers are forecast Thursday in parts of New England and from Virginia to Florida and west to New Mexico. Showers also will occur in parts of Montana, Idaho, Wyoming and Washington. Much of the remainder of the U.S. should have fair weather.
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Ford condemns Carter defense stance in National Guard speech
President Ford attacked Carter's call for a gradual troop withdrawal in Korea during a Washington address to the National Guard Association. He warned against laying down arms hoping others will follow and urged staying on the front lines of freedom to protect domestic liberty.
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Carter
National Guard Association
Washington
Korea
Demo Senators Hint Politics In Ford's Park Proposals
Democratic Senators suggested election year politics influenced President Ford to propose a package totaling 13 billion dollars for parks and related federal aid. They argued timing and renewal of authorizations could be politically motivated, while the administration framed the plan as urgent infrastructure funding.
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Washington
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Hays and powerage dine and election year park debate
The text outlines Hays pushing his resignation timing while denying misconduct, amid a broader debate over the Land and Water Conservation Fund and park expansion. Senator Johnston criticizes political hypocrisy as the administration faces questions on funding and sufficiency of park growth plans. Senator Bumpers notes inconsistency between veto risk and park funding enthusiasm. The article ties Hays’ political fate to ongoing park policy battles.
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Ford Asks Report on Kelley Gifts Controversy
President Ford asked Attorney General Levi to prepare a quick report on allegations that FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley improperly accepted gifts from senior FBI officials. Levi said he had not yet decided if Kelley acted wrongly, following a White House briefing with Press Secretary Ron Nessen.
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Clarence M. Kelley
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Pay Hike Debate and FBI Gifts Sparks Comments
A Senate debate centers on a proposed pay hike for Representatives and Senators, with a federally reviewed quadrennial commission tipped to recommend at least a $10,000 increase. The cost of living adjustments would raise current salaries from $44,600 to about $46,740 if enacted. Separate remarks address FBI Director Kelley, President’s confidence, and questions about accepting gifts from agency staff.
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Larry Pressier
Hepatitis Treatment Shows Progress With Interferon
Boston report says researchers at Marford University have used interferon from white blood cells to treat long term hepatitis carriers. Four cases improved, but experts caution results may not generalize and more trials are needed before confirming a cure for the disease. Authorities hope the method aids other illnesses spread by victains.
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New England Journal of Medicine
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Robinson
Libyan Leader Extends Olive Branch to Sadat
Libyan leader Muammar Khadafy offered an olive branch to Egyptian President Anwar Sadat in a 27 hour speech marking the revolution anniversary. He denied Libyan troops on the border and hinted at a meeting to settle differences. Egypt reportedly massed troops along the Libya border amid tension.
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Libya
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Anwar Sadat
Sadat
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Trish Continues Recap of Irish Republic Armies Split
The IRA operates in the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland, tracing to the Irish Volunteers of 1916. It emerged as the Dail's legitimate army during the independence war, split in 1970 into Provisional and Official wings with the former taking most recent violence.
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Northern Ireland
Irish Volunteers
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Gasoline supplies ample for Labor Day as prices edge up
AAA reported adequate gasoline supplies across the nation for the Labor Day weekend with most stations open. The average price rose slightly from the Fourth of July period, with regular near 61.9 cents per gallon, premium around 80 cents, and unleaded near 39 cents. Some resorts and toll-road areas showed higher prices, while self-service pumps offered cheaper options.
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American Automobile Association
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Halidays
Automotive Club
Mammoth Lakes
Mimi
Pe Cent
Schools Continue Progress Amid Optimism and Change
Despite a troubled year, the Grayson community notes fewer missed buses and improved trans peas. Teachers staff parents and students report high morale and optimism about future changes.
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Hog Prices Fall as Hog Supply Rises Across U S
Prices per pound of pork fall while hog farmers respond to higher supplies. A USDA June 1 report shows 2.8 million hogs on farms, up from 1975, with breeding stock up 11 percent, signaling ample future supply and lower prices.
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