Reagan Pledges Victory To Defy Ford In Florida Fallout
Ronald Reagan refused to quit the race after Florida where Ford supporters claimed a win. Reagan said the party remains split and his campaign pressures Ford to move toward reform. He aimed to gain delegates for Kansas City and insisted his bid benefits the party by shifting national issues.
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Nixon accuses Kissinger in wiretap deposition at San Clemente
In a six hour San Clemente deposition Nixon blames Henry Kissinger for selecting 17 White House officials and reporters to be wiretapped and for guiding how long the taps lasted. The former president says he authorized the program but did not recall Morton Halperin.
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Ford budget clash in congressional economic report
In Washington the Democratic majority of the Joint Economic Committee urged a larger deficit to speed recovery toward full employment, opposing Ford’s conservative fiscal plan. They proposed 1977 spending increases of 18 to 24 billion dollars and a near 60 billion dollar deficit, while warning without more stimulative policy the rebound could stall. Aiming to create jobs, they called for public works programs and tax relief, with monetary policy focused on avoiding rising short term rates. Meanwhile a Pasadena department store suffered 1.5 million in damage from a fire, injuring five and prompting evacuations nearby.
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Strike cancels Vegas shows amid hotel contract standoff
About 8 percent of musicians walked out forcing the cancellation of shows at Caesars Palace MGM Grand and Las Vegas Hilton on the Strip. The strike, tied to expired contracts with Nevada Resort Association, threatens Las Vegas economy as talks with Culinary Workers Union continue to avoid a wider walkout.
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Hearst case: New psychiatrist testifies on Hearst's jail demeanor
Dr. Harry Kozol testified about Patricia Hearst's jail behavior saying she quivered and half sobbed when asked why she took part in the holdup. He described her as tense, chain smoking, and wanting to speak directly. He noted a long career and his work at a Massachusetts center for dangerous offenders.
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House revives bid for the Magna Carta display
The House Rules Committee moved fast to revive a plan for a 25 member congressional delegation to London to retrieve one of four Magna Carta copies for a Bicentennial exhibit. Speaker Carl Albert would lead the group, while bipartisan opposition cited election-year jitters over travel.
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Demolition of Hubbard Building delayed by environmentalist suit
Long Beach environmentalist Peter Devereaux won a temporary restraining order to halt demolition of the Omar Hubbard Building at 310 W Broadway as part of the Civic Center project. A March 24 hearing was set to review Coastal Zone approvals, with city officials warning of delays and costs. Devereaux, 41, of Belmont Heights, argues the permit harms low and moderate income housing and alleges prejudicial discretion by coastal authorities.
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Ford aims for meaningful U S presence in Africa
Independent president Ford plans to press for a meaningful U S presence in Africa as reported on page A6. Other items note FCC Chief says he was not authorized to check into FBI cable interceptions on page A-12, and Wilson Riles' high school reform plan in the legislature on page 4-17. County may lose AAA rating if it proceeds with nonvoted bonds, warned by aides on page B-1.
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