Polls Show Ford Faces Reagan in Tight GOP Race
Washington dispatch reports the 1976 presidential contest tightening as Ford and Reagan vie for Republican backing. Gallup and News & World Report polls show Reagan narrowing Ford’s lead among party leaders and rank and file, with several aides facing tough questions during a Texas visit and discussions ahead of the Southern Republican Conference in Houston.
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US and Turkey edge toward new defense pact
The United States and Turkey cautiously approach a defense accord to govern American bases in Turkey. Despite past embargo tensions and congressional friction, both sides offer token concessions as talks resume, seeking stable base cooperation under a 1969 pact.
Bush to Disavow Political Ambition
Washington AP reports that George Bush will disavow any plan to seek higher office as he faces confirmation for CIA director to succeed William Colby. Sen John Tower said Bush has no intended political ambitions, while Sen Frank Church signals he'll test Bush’s conduct before the Armed Services Committee hearing.
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Soviet Arms Aid to Africa Noted
Washington AP reports that Russia has sent or agreed to send at least 40 million dollars worth of jet fighters tanks and other arms to about ten black African nations in the past two years. Intelligence traces indicate 1900 or more military advisers assigned to African states as Moscow seeks influence bases or both, prompting concern among Defense State and intelligence officials about Moscow's aims in Africa, especially Somalia and Angola where arms shipments and advisers are said to be expanding.
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Energy Bill Tax Cuts Face Final House Action
Congress moves to finish its 1975 session with votes on a disputed energy bill and a measure extending individual income tax cuts into the new year. President Ford has signaled support while concerns over policy remain.
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Ford faces tax cut clash as Senate edges toward vote
Ford warns he will veto any tax cuts not tied to spending cuts. The Senate contemplates extending this year's tax relief through June 30. Economists warn the cuts could drain billions and raise unemployment if left in force. The House to vote on a compromise energy bill with temporary price cuts amid labor support and conservative opposition.
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Lakeshore Gates Track Event At Regional Meet
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Examination to Determine If Moore Is Competent for Trial
An Iowan court scheduled a competency exam for Sara Jane Moore to determine if she can plead to charges related to President Ford's assassination attempt. The plan changed after she reportedly requested guns during a hospital stay, prompting a special hearing to decide if she remains competent to face trial.
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The readable content describes disrupted governance amid Lebanon conflict, mentioning military actions, civilian harm, security concerns, and street violence. It references Lebanese governance erosion, Palestinian groups, and medical and police topics with scattered names and locations, but lacks coherent factual details.
Man Arrested in Knight Slaying
A man has been arrested in connection with a knight slaying. Police declined to release further details pending investigation. The incident has sparked local concern as authorities pursue additional information.
Weekend Warmth Gives Way to Snow Across Wisconsin
A weekend of record warmth across Wisconsin collapsed into snow and arctic cold expected to intensify Monday. Highs Monday near 0 to 4 above with teens to mid 20s on Tuesday. Madison hit a 54 degree high while Milwaukee and Racine saw warmer readings. Lakeshore areas remained milder but winds off Lake Michigan cooled inland temps. Snow chances persist through midweek with highs in the teens to mid 20s and additional flurries Thursday.
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