Durkin calls for rerun in tight New Hampshire Senate race
Democrat John Durkin suddenly urged a new U S Senate election to resolve the closest race in history. Senate leaders and rival Louis Wyman supported or weighed the idea as the chamber prepared to vote on a bill to return the contest to New Hampshire voters.
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First Lady Betty Ford Still Fatigued in Poland Tour
Betty Ford recovered from canceling Warsaw engagements due to fatigue and resumed travel with President Ford from Warsaw to Krakow. She toured Mains University with son Jack as the Fords planned four days in Finland and stops in Romania and Yugoslavia, while aides cited jet lag and a heavy schedule.
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Gurney Jokes as Jury Deliberations Stretch on Day Two
Former Senator Edward Gurney appeared cheerful as the jury entered its second day of deliberations in his influence-peddling trial. U S District Judge Ben Krentzman admonished reporters for harassing jurors after the judge arrived in Tampa Florida. The six men and one woman panel deliberated seven hours before a recess, totaling eleven hours over two days without a verdict.
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Agnew Relative Faces Trespassing Charge in Baltimore
James R. Agnew son of former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew faces a trespassing charge in Baltimore District Court over a July peeping incident. He was arrested after a young couple reported he was peering into their ground-floor window in North Baltimore. Assistant State's Attorney John Dunnigan said Agnew is due to appear in court to answer the trespass claim.
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Apollo astronauts rest period at Bellows Air Force Station
NASA reported astronauts Thomas Stafford Donald Slayton and Vance Brand will spend a 10 day convalescent rest at Bellows Air Force Station near Honolulu with families arriving from Houston. Delays occurred as quarters were prepared and a second site was considered.
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India Court Restricts Govts Power Over Emergency Rule
India's states ratified a constitutional amendment stripping the Supreme Court of power to rule on legality of Indira Gandhi's emergency. The measure, sent to President Ahmed for signature, marks the 38th constitutional change since 1947, limiting judicial review of the declared emergency.
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