Wallace Says Bedroom Tapes Are A Domestic Matter
Gov. George C. Wallace said a recording device was found in his bedroom at the governor mansion. He called the incident a domestic matter between his wife and himself and said it did not involve politics. He said there were tapes and a device, and that no one was harmed.
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Debate plans and political disputes amid election spotlight
The Carter Ford exchange drew snubs as Jody Powell condemned Ford's quotes as distortions. The League of Women Voters Education Fund announced a Ford Carter debate at Walnut Street Theater in Philadelphia, with a 99 minute format of panel questions and mutual commentary. Meanwhile a bus crash injured students as a locomotive struck a bus at 8:16 am, wreckage scattered near a mobile home. State police detailed rescue efforts and witnesses described a scene of panic and injury. Reports also alleged tapped lines at the governor's mansion, prompting family and domestic dispute discussions.
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Wallace recalls 1972 shooting during Maryland campaign
Wallace says politics are hard, recalling the 1972 shooting in Maryland that left his 17 year old son paralyzed. He credits his wife Cornelia for support after the attack and notes plans for a reception with Rosalyn Carter, though his second wife was not at the press conference.
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Bernhard to Quit Two International Posts Over Scandal
Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands will resign from leadership roles at the Bilderberg Conference and possibly the World Wildlife Fund amid the Lockheed inquiry. He has already renounced many public and government duties and may skip planned foreign visits while Parliament debates royal oversight and military procurement investigations.
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FDA panel fights over prescription status of cold remedies
Industry sources say reformulations of existing brands are favored over new products as the FDA panel debates removing antihistamines from the prescription list. The Pro Group argues for broad relabeling to cover 10 new medicines, while some remedies remain nonprescription to relieve symptoms only.
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Students at Charlestown High Clash With Police at School Start
On the first day of school in Charlestown a crowd gathered near the edge of the Using project after the high school opened. Police moved in as a white mother and father watched their 16 year old son, who avoided school, while the crowd shouted approval after a bottle struck a U.S. marshal on the ankle.
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Pensions Kickers Cut by Ford Plan and Budget Moves
President Ford proposed ending the pension kicker this year and budget targets in May signaled its elimination. Ending the kicker by Oct. 1 would cut federal spending by 183 million in 1977. An appropriation bill of 971 million for Senate House Library and GAO operations passed 63 to 5 and moved to a compromise with the House. Earlier in the year Congress also voted to drop the 1 percent kicker for military and foreign service retirees if civil service kickers are similarly eliminated.
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Trains Collide In Northbound Crash At Night
Six crewmen jumped clear from the wreck as the northbound engines collided. WE Gilstrap, superintendent, said the firm could not explain the mixup. Libby Bailey, a nearby resident, described hearing whistles and brakes and witnessing the wreck without a fire breaking out.
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Answers To Cancer Puzzles At Cold Spring Harbor Meeting
At Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory on Long Island an eight day conference on Origins of Human Cancer gathers specialists from 13 countries. Sir Richard Doll says aging is not the sole factor and 80 to 90 percent of cancers may arise from environmental causes, including food, smoking, radiation, and chemicals, while multiple factors likely combine to cause cancer. Dr J W Berg notes hot beverages and alcohol may contribute to esophageal cancer by triggering cellular exposure, with viruses and individual susceptibility also in play. Watson and Dr Howard H Hiatt organized the conference.
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Long Island
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University of Iowa
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Howard H. Hiatt
Harvard School of Public Health
Dole Silence Over 1970 Check Link With Kleppe
NBC reported that Senator Dole and aide Wild named Thomas Kleppe as the recipient of a 1970 Gulf government fund check, a claim Kleppe said he does not recall, while Dole’s press secretary called it an ingot issue and Kleppe provided no comment during a Alaska visit. Harold Anderson and Lou Churchville also denied knowledge of any funds transfer. Wild apologized for his remarks and cited personal life confusion.
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Anchorage
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Bismarck N.D
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