Ford argues private jobs beat public works for jobs
President Ford, in Dearborn, urges Congress to boost private industry via tax incentives rather than public works programs. He says this would create lasting, good jobs and cites slow start and waste of make-work schemes. He predicts recovery will hinge on private employment growth and tax policy changes.
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Wilmington 10 Jail Terms To Begin
RALEIGH AP Members of the Wilmington 10 are to surrender Monday to serve prison terms ranging from seven to 34 years after a judge denied bail. The group, led by Rev Ben Chavis, was convicted in 1971 amid racial unrest over desegregation in Wilmington. They will turn themselves in at the Pender County courthouse in Burgaw.
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Wilmington
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Hower
Ben Chavis
Willington
Pender County
Burgaw
Chaws
United Church of Christ's Commission For Racial Justice
Charles Cobb
New York
Commission
Howell
Chavis
Elizabeth Chavis
North Carolina
US Supreme Court
The 10
Federal District Court
James Ferguson
Strat
MPLA Seeks Relations With West Amid Angola War
The MPLA in Luanda seeks normal relations with Western nations, especially the United States, as it relies on Soviet backing and Cuban troops. Reports say Western business and diplomats note discreet MPLA outreach, while South Africa warns of its long involvement and mercenary recruitment rises in Britain.
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Popular Movement
MPLA
Angola
United States
Times of London
Luis d¢ Mmeida
Govemente
National Front
FNLA
Rational Union
UNITA
Nicholas Ashford
Luanda
John Vorster
South Africa
the Times
Candidates Debate Court Ruling Edging Wealthy Candidates Ahead
Washington AP report shows candidates split on Supreme Court ruling ending spending limits while approving public financing. Reactions from Sargent Shriver, Moris Udall, Nelson Rockefeller backers, Ford, Reagan allies, Harman, Bayh, Bentsen, Carter and Wallace highlight fears of unequal influence, calls for FEC restructuring, and lingering matching funds delays.
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Arizona
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Ford
California
Governor's Committee
Loren Smuth
Citizens For Reagan Committee
Federal Election Commssion
Udall
Commission
Shriver
Congress
FEC
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Shriver proposes large public works program to cut unemployment
Sargent Shriver outlines the biggest public works plan since the New Deal to employ 1.6 million people in its first year and 1.3 million the next, with a projected annual cost near 5.5 billion. He argues gains in taxes and welfare savings could largely cover deficits, while offering few specific funding details.
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Sargent Shriver
Shriver
Works Progress Administration
Congressional Economic and Budget Committee
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13 Killed In Chicago By Nursing Home Fire
AP reports a nursing home fire at Wincrest Nursing and Rest Home in Chicago killed 13 residents and injured at least 30. The blaze occurred during Mass in the chapel, trapping residents in wheelchairs as smoke filled hallways. Fire officials estimated $6,000 damage. cause under investigation.
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William Pollard
Wincrest Nursing and Rest
Father Pollard
Robert Quinn
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