Mondale Presses Watergate And Court Rights View
Mondale, with Carter's backing, challenged Ford's Nixon pardon as a mockery of the rule of law and argued Watergate remains a current issue. He criticized Supreme Court trends on police power and reiterated opposition to capital punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Shanahan
Associated Press
Kansas City, Mo
Jimmy Carter
Walter F. Mondale
Mondale
Ford
Richard M. Nixon
Carter
Kansas City
Atlanta
Supreme Court
Minnesota
University of Missouri Law School
Bob Dole
House
House Banking Committee
Nixon
United States
America
Vaccination Decision Looms on Swine Flu for Children
Indianapolis AP warily reports Dr. W Delano Meriwether says a ruling on vaccinating normal children against swine flu may come after an Oct. 22 NIH conference in Bethesda Md. Tests on children show higher side effects than adults and high risk kids began receiving the vaccine. Meriwether notes two-dose dosing with a booster likely and cites the American Legion aiding vaccination efforts nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kristie Hill
Associated Press
Indianapolis
W. Delano Meriwether
Meriwether
National Institute of Health
Bethesda
The
American Legion
Court orders new trial for assailant in Charlotte shooting
The North Carolina Supreme Court ordered a new trial for James W. Parks of Gastonia, convicted of assault with a deadly weapon after shooting Barry W. Worley at a Memorial Stadium rock concert in July 1974, injuring Worley and leaving him paralyzed. The court found error in the judge's jury charge. Parks received a 20 year sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
State Supreme Court
Gastonia
Parks
James W. Parks
Barry W. Worley
Charlotte
Worley
Memorial Stadium
Mellon Abduction Case Dropped
New York AP report says no indictments will be issued in the custody abduction of Seward Mellon’s two daughters. Brooklyn DA Eugene Gold stated the six month investigation found insufficient grounds for charges. The case centered on the girls being seized in Brooklyn as a custody dispute between Mellon and his ex wife Karen Boyd Mellon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Seward Prosser Mellon
Brooklyn
Eugene Gold
Gold
FBI
Mellon
America
Karen Boyd Mellon
Phantom hearings trigger resignation of Senate aide
Washington report details a fake transcript of subcommittee hearings on the 56.1 billion Labor and Health, Education and Welfare budget. Harley M. Dirks, staff head, resigned amid revelations that the hearings were based on written statements and not held. Magnuson aides describe the episode as a cover for the large appropriation bill enacted last week over Ford's veto.
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Washington
Harley M. Dirks
Senate Appropriations Subcommittee
Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
Warren Magnuson
D-Wash
Magnuson
Dirks
Jack Anderson
Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
Subcommittee
Ford
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Calvin White
JD. MecCrery
Orney’s Herb Ollow Farm
Jamestown
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High Point
Pennsylvania
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Pittsburgh
Albert Wiggins
Wiggins
Freley
Vernonré Equipment Company, Inc
St.off Kivett
Allvarnice
Sliand
Ong
Aonorits Amalric
Peeios Cosa
Thomasville, NC
Southgate Shopping Center
Alliance Tenna-Rotor
Tenna-Rotor
Donald Tower
National Institute of
Rev
Lee Meadous
Highland Baptist Church
Textile Place
Lee Meadows
Keith Letterman
Xerox
Brentwood St
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Emeets
OSHA
AEG
OUR
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Podyear
Oleg
South Main
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