Reagan Addresses Uncommitted Delegates Amid Campaign Push
Former Governor Ronald Reagan urged uncommitted Republican delegates to back him over President Ford in Kansas City, arguing his TV address would emphasize how inflation and government excess affect ordinary Americans. He noted Ford’s Bicentennial exposure, discussed inflation as theft by legislators, and cited the Israeli raid as illustrating American character.
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President speaks at Monticello Bicentennial citizenship event
At a Monticello Mountain ceremony celebrating the 200th anniversary of independence, President delivers remarks on national unity and the blending of traditions. Dyon Arabella Hanson, four, lauded as the youngest new citizen, with adoptive father Steven Hansi nearby. Rafael Inigo, Spanish-born engineer, vows to live in America. he and others highlight immigrant journeys and the democratic way of life.
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Viking 1 scouts possible landing area for Viking 2
Mars images from Viking 1 show cratered terrain and windblown sand dunes resembling the lunar surface. The Northwest landing site near a vast canyon system is being confirmed by radar as safe for the planned mid September landing of Viking 2.
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Panel urges federal takeover of welfare costs
The Committee for Economic Development urges replacing the revenue sharing with a federal takeover of all welfare costs. It estimates state and local costs would drop by 7.5 billion annually, with a 1.5 billion injection from higher benefits to the poor, while the federal bill would total 9.1 billion yearly. The group argues federal administration could boost efficiency and notes headline concerns with state local welfare administration.
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Navy Power Debate Oversees Soviet Naval Decline
The report asserts the Soviet Navy has lost 27 percent of its vessels since 1958 while the U S Navy lost 45 percent, predicting the Soviets will face aging ships and retirements. It contrasts diesel submarine production, notes U S superiority in nuclear attack subs, and criticizes Aspin style projections as selective. The Navy argues for more funding to counter Soviet expansion in the near decade.
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Ex sheriff deputy held in wife slaying case
John Doe, a retired Los Angeles County sheriff's detective lieutenant, was booked on suspicion of murder after his 62 year old wife Tammy Trail was found strangled in their Marina del Rey apartment. Authorities said neighbors heard an argument ending abruptly and declined to release the address to avoid witness intimidation.
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County road deaths mark eight in weekend toll
Eight people died in county road accidents as a holiday weekend closed with mild weather drawing crowds to Southland beaches. A major crash near Sylmar killed four, with victims named Roy Deason, Leonard Thompson, Fred L. High, and Thomas Humber. Lifeguards logged numerous rescues while brush fires burned near Elsinore and South Pasadena. Traffic and daylong crowds surged across Orange and Riverside counties as temperatures rose into the 70s inland and remained mild at the shore.
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New York City Crowd Rallies To Welcome Visiting Ships
Amid a festive mood crowds swarmed Pier 88 and nearby avenues as 150000 people gathered to greet ships from the Soviet Union and Israel. Tourists and locals spoke of unity and celebration while officials cleaned up 600 tons of debris left behind.
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