Deprogrammer Ted Patrick Sentenced For Kidnapping
Ted Patrick, known for deprogramming religious cult members, begins a one year prison term in a minimum security facility near San Diego, including a 60 day probation violation. He says the judge barred him from explaining the Denver kidnapping case and defends his First Amendment rights amid criticism from civil liberties groups.
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Carter Admits Mondale Is Risk In Some Areas
Carter acknowledging Mondale as running mate may hurt the ticket in conservative areas while aiding it in liberal zones. He says Mondale will not mimic every Carter position and can adapt liberal views to a centrist ticket. Carter notes more abortion mail, citing right to life campaigns, and says he opposes abortion but not a constitutional amendment. talks with Catholic groups about his stance are reported.
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Contractors To Comply With Laws
RALEIGH AP A contractors association plans to form a political action committee to honor state campaign laws after state Elections Director Alex Brock cited its practice of soliciting member contributions and routing funds to candidates. Henry J. Pierce said the group will register with the elections board. Penalties include up to five thousand dollars fine and up to one year in jail.
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Mississippi GOP delegates face questions on Reagan Ford claims
Mississippi Republicans meet Sunday to resolve competing claims of victory by Ronald Reagan and President Ford over delegate support. The 30 uncommitted Mississippi votes could decide the state’s fate, with Ford and Reagan each claiming leads. White House aides plan to attend to gauge mood. final decision expected after any trip or Kansas City convention.
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