GOP Presidential Race May Have More Entries
President Ford and Ronald Reagan may face more entrants in the 1976 GOP race. Barry Goldwater suggested possible bids by John Connally and others, while Nelson Rockefeller dismissed challenges. Reagan plans kickoff events in Washington and early stops in Miami and Manchester.
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GOP
Washington
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Rockefeller
Ford's Testimony Favorable In Trial Of Squeaky Fromme
President Ford's videotaped deposition in Lynette Fromme's trial is described as favorable to the defense against charges of attempting to kill him. Ford testified he saw a crowd, noted a hand with a weapon, heard no clear click or memory of the gun firing, and recalled little detail beyond the weapon appearing.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ford
Lynette Fromme
Miss Fromme
Charles Manson
Washington
U.S
Dwayne Keyes
John Virgo
Virga
Larry Buendorf
Sunny and Cold Weekend Forecast With Warm Sunday
The weather outlook says sunny, continued cold today with highs in the low 50s and clear, cold nights with lows in the upper 20s to low 30s. Sunday is expected to be sunny and somewhat warmer with highs near 60s and a chance of precipitation.
Forecast North Carolina Sunny and cold with mild warm-up
A North Carolina forecast shows sunny and cold today with highs in the 40s to 50s, then clear and cold tonight with 20s to around freezing. Sunday brings sun and warmer readings in the 60s along the coast, with mid 50s inland. The extended outlook through Wednesday calls for fair dry weather and unseasonably warm conditions, with highs near 70s midweek and coastlines reaching low 60s.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Midlands
Baker Won't Join Liberal GOP Push for 1976 Nomination
U S Senator Howard Baker of Tennessee says he is flattered by liberal Republicans urging him to run but will not join the effort. He remains pledged to support President Ford for the nomination while he seeks it.
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Howard H. Baker Jr
Tennessee
Ford
Reagan
Washington
Miami
Manchester
N.H
Goldwater
Ronald Reagan
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
Baker
California
Nelson Rockefeller
Puryear to Appeal Conviction in Flagrant Flogging Case
Raleigh businessman Earl Y. Puryear intends to appeal after a Wake Superior Court jury convicted him of conspiring to flog James Robert Dickens, an insurance salesman, in Johnston County last April 2. Judge James H. Paul Bailey sentenced Puryear to six months in prison.
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Raleigh
Earl Y. Puryear
James H. Paul Bailey
Puryear
Wake Superior Court
James Robert Dickens
Dickens
Johnston County
Seventy-One Year-Old Robs Bank With Squirt Gun
Olaf Larson 71, a retired Navy repairman, admitted to two bank robberies in Seattle using a squirt gun. He demanded tens of thousands but took just over $300 in twenties. Six days later a clerk identified his car, leading to arrest. He faces possible pretrial diversion. authorities call it an isolated indiscretion.
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Seattle
Olaf Larson
Larson
Navy
Seattle First National Bank
U.S. Attorney's Office
Largon
Private Uranium Industry Could Triple Fuel Costs
A TVA official warns that private uranium enrichment could more than triple nuke fuel costs over 40 years. TVA projects Hartsville plant completion by 1980 with enrichment price rising from 53.35 per SWU to 83 in 1981 and as high as 175 per SWU in 30 years.
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Nashville
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Hartsville
James Darling
Agency
Power Planning Division
Sahara partition tentative deal reaches Morocco and Mauritania
Morocco and Mauritania reach a tentative deal with Spain to carve up the Spanish Sahara upon Spain’s withdrawal early next year. Madrid confirms pact linking phosphate sharing. Morocco’s Ahmed Osman calls it a security victory. Polisario Front warns of measures to oppose the takeover as Algeria reacts to the plan.
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Marrakech
Morocco
Mau-ritania
Spain
Spanish Sahara
Madrid
Ahmed Osman
Sahara
Mauritania
Algeria
Polisario Front
Atlantic
Polisario
Hakim Adel
United
Jemaa
Klan Leader Plans Presidential Bid Amid Rifts
Ohio Ku Klux Klan leader Dale Reusch declares a bid for the presidency even without Klan support. He plans a secret North Carolina meeting and seeks two delegates to nominate at the Democratic national convention to push his platform. He notes internal splits and possible conflict before the election.
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Lodi, Ohio
Ohio
Ku Klux Klan
Dale Reusch
U.S
Reusch
Jones Venable
North Carolina
NCSU Will Limit Enrollment Next Fall
North Carolina State University will restrict enrollment next fall due to budget limits. Acting Chancellor Jackson A. Rigney said transfer and out of state admissions standards will be raised, with fall enrollment projected at 17,360 from 17,090 this year. Trustees also created a veterinary medicine school and approved a dean search.
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Grover Gore
NCSU
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Alfred L. Miller
ENS
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Tim Madaris
Don Turner
WMPR
Dr. Price
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