Betty Ford halts tour due to fatigue on West German trip
First Lady Betty Ford canceled social engagements in Warsaw and rested two days into the state visit. White House officials attributed jet lag and a packed schedule as the cause, while her son Jack Ford said she was improving but not yet up to par.
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Gurney bribery case goes to jury deliberations
A federal court jury deliberated four hours and ten minutes in the bribery conspiracy case of former Senator Edward Gurney and three codefendants then recessed forgetting to inform the judge and leaving $56 in 190 dollar bills unattended on the jury table.
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Little A police officer testifies in Little mur der trial
Officer Jerry Helms testified that he found Clarence Alligood's partially nude body in a Beaufort County jail cell that had been emptied by Joan Little during her two week murder trial. The state contends Alligood was killed during an escape attempt as Little awaited appeal on a breaking and entering conviction. Little says she killed Alligood in self defense to ward off a sexual attack. The trial also involves a political slush fund from Florida builders for Gur- Pe to seek election. Jurors left the Tampa jury room after 1:30 p.m. for the night as U.S. District Court Judge Ben Krentzman announced the jury had recessed. A white bag containing the money was later retrieved.
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Five U S bases in Turkey seized as crisis tightens
Turkish commanders took control of five U S bases focused on intelligence gathering amid pressure over an arms embargo. President Ford urged the House to lift the embargo, warning the military installations are essential and non replaceable.
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Oil windfall tax aims to return profits to consumers
The Senate Finance Committee approved an excess profits tax on windfall oil profits, aiming to rebate billions to U S consumers as oil-price controls end in five weeks. The panel, by 210-2, hopes to finish action before a month-long recess starting Saturday.
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