No Holds Barred With Ford Kitchen Cabinet Friends
Gerald Ford’s close circle meets every six weeks in the Cabinet Room to critique his policies. The group, including George E. Reedy and Bryce N. Harlow, weighs Nixon pardon fallout tax-cut plans and the notion of an imperial presidency, offering frank, blemish-free advice.
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N. Y
George E. Reedy
Johnson
Jerry Ford
Reedy
Ford
Bryce N. Harlow
Harlow
Eisenhower
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Lawrence Axe Murderer Flees From Alabama Prison
Wayne Sheppard 25 of Moulton, an axe murderer sentenced to life in 1972 for the murder of Mrs. Alvis Cowan, escaped from the No. 4 honor camp near Montgomery between 2 and 4 p.m. Sunday. Lawrence County authorities warned to search for the escapee and a stolen red 1972 Chevrolet truck.
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Moulton
Here
Lawrence County
Wayne Sheppard
State Board of Corrections
Sheppard
Debbie Shiles Peoples
Landersville
Harold Young
Bryce Hospital
Tuscaloosa
Vicki Murphy
Corrections
John Hales
Fountain Correctional Center
Alvis E.cowan
Dan (Snooks) Ligon
Chattanooga
Bill Tucker
Lawrence
Murphy
Athens College faces 800000 debt drive to fundraise
Athens College officials plan a fundraising campaign this week to erase a projected 800000 debt. Curtis Tomlin says committees will form and local and national donors will be sought. The State Board accepted the college into the state system pending legislative funding.
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Athens
Athens College
Curtis Tomlin
State Board of Education
George Wallace
Tomlin
McDonald Split Over Campaign Pledge On State Funds
Alabama Senator Albert McDonald defends co sponsoring a bill to end earmarking of all state revenues, while A VOTE the education lobby claims he pledged to oppose diverting funds from the Education Trust Fund SETF. McDonald says the bill differs from prior 1973 attempts and aims to loosen fund restrictions to improve legislative effectiveness. Page 5.
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Limestone County
Albert McDonald
Education
McDonald
Special Education Trust Fund
Alabama Education Association
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Senate
Education Trust Fund
Senators and 55 House members push food stamp expansion plan
Twelve Republican senators and more than 55 House members introduced a measure to overhaul the food stamp program, boosting benefits by 29 percent and saving an estimated 2 billion dollars annually. Senator Barry Goldwater alleged the CIA followed top orders in illegal activities and promised a forthcoming Senate Intelligence Committee report. Defense officials said no evidence exists that miltary intelligence maintains civilian files or a nationwide electronic data network on millions of Americans.
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Washington
House
Barry Goldwater
Central Intelligence Agency
Arizona Republican
Senate Intelligence Committee
CIA
Defense Department
William Penn Signs 1683 Friendship Treaty in Pennsylvania
In 1683 William Penn signed a friendship treaty with Native Americans in the Pennsylvania region. The accord was kept faithfully by both sides for more than sixty years.
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William Penn
Pennsylvania
Weather and notices ad lines for Athens Tennessee Valley
Quick weather notes highs in the mid 80s to 85 and Tuesday similar with lows around 60s Map and river page A-2 mentioned Athens area brief classified weather ad lines indicate local service contact numbers 353 4612 and 232 1535.
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Athens
Sister's Life In Tim's Hands
Six year old Timmy Kelly offers to donate bone marrow to his sister Jan Kelly who suffers acute lymphocytic leukemia. If a donor match is found Timmy would undergo surgery and a hospital stay for a transplant at Seattle's Adult Leukemia Center, hopeful to save Jan's life.
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Miss
Timmy Kelly
Jan
Timmy
Jan Kelly
Jack House
Horn Lake High
Nora Kelly
Washington
Seattle
Informers Organized In Saigon By New Communist Regime
Saigon radio reports 246000 residents in District 10 joined unity cells and many women helped arrest henchmen. Postal service in Central Vietnam returns to normal with letters delivered in two to three days.
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Bangkok
Thailand
South Vietnam
Saigon
Saigon Radio
Unity
Vietnam
Hanoi
Cambodia
Kampot
Phnom Penh
Death Penalty Ruling Delayed To Next Term
The court postponed ruling on the constitutionality of capital punishment delaying the decision until its 76th term. The case of Jesse Thurman Fowler was re-argued with the term set to begin October 6. Fowler is condemned to death in North Carolina.
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Washington
Jesse Thurman Fowler
Fowler
North Carolina
Nitrogen Fertilizer Could Threaten Ozone, Harvard Expert Says
Harvard scientist Michael McElroy warns that nitrogen fertilizers may cause more ozone depletion than fluorocarbon aerosols. He notes fertilizers boost crop yields but release nitric oxide that reaches the stratosphere. He urges continued research as production rises.
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C. C. Minicler
Boulder
Colo
Harvard
Freon
Michael McElroy
McElroy
National Center For Atmospheric Research
Nature
Injuries Fatal To Cyclist Injuries Fatal To Cyclist
A 22-year-old Vinemont man James Marcus Hogan died after a motorcycle left the road near Cullman. He was treated at University Hospital in Birmingham but died at 8:30 p.m. Funeral set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Corinth Methodist Church. The report notes Kilgo Rd five miles west of Cullman as the crash site.
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Cullman
Alabama
James Marcus Hogan
Vinemont 1
Hogan
Corinth Methodist Church
H. D. Newell
Kilgo Rd
Rogersville
Houston
Columbia
Gordon
Ala
Richard Williams
Gerald Williams
North Wilcox
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