Wreck disrupts Salamites family after Ford limousine crash
Gerald Ford's presidential limousine collided with a car carrying six teens in Hartford. James Salamites, 19, says Ford's luck is bad and plans to write an apology. No charges filed. police blamed themselves for not blocking the intersection. The Salamites family faces vehicle losses and disruption to daily life as Hartford police handle the case.
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$51 Million Foreign Mission Fund Approved by Board
The Southern Baptist Mission Board in Richmond approved a $51 million foreign mission budget the largest in church history. Funds come from the Cooperative Program and the Lottie Moon Christmas offering to support 2,600 missionaries in 80 countries next year. The board extended furloughs for four Lebanon missionaries and approved a $30,000 emergency relief fund for Lebanon.
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Group Says State Is Against Dam Opponents Claim WV Support Lacking
Beckley West Virginia AP group opposing the Blue Ridge dam says only Governor Arch Moore and Rep. John Slack back the project. James Watkins of the Coalition to Save the New River accuses Moore of lying to Interior Secretary Hathaway about state support as North Carolina fights to have the river partly listed in a national scenic system. The plan would flood the North Carolina section if Appalachian Power gains final permission for a twin dam hydroelectric project now licensed but stalled by a North Carolina lawsuit.
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Ervin backs indictment of a sitting president in law
Former Sen. Sam Ervin says the Constitution allows indicting and trying a president for criminal acts even without impeachment. He cites Article I and notes the DOJ should be independent from White House control, calling for a split between policymaking and law enforcement.
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