Ford Reagan primaries loom as tax return clash grows
Ford challenges Reagan to disclose 1975 income tax. Reagan defends his taxes and campaigns through Alabama Georgia and Indiana. Delegates at stake include 139 Republican votes in Indiana Georgia Alabama plus 37 in Alabama with Ford leading 283 to 236 in delegate tally and a bloc of 254 uncommitted delegates in New York and Pennsylvania.
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Bayh backs Carter as Democrats rally in Indiana
Senator Birch Bayh of Indiana endorsed Jimmy Carter and urged Hoosiers to vote for him in Indiana today. Bayh, who lost to Carter in early primaries, cited labor ties to aid Carter and argued the endorsement signals a unifying shift for the Democratic Party amid a divided Republican foe. He noted Carter's broad appeal and potential to win without divisiveness, aligning with Morris Udall on liberal lines.
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Homemade plane crashes in Anaheim injures no one
A homemade single seat Birdman aircraft built of light materials crashed into a wall in the Anaheim Stadium parking lot while being prepared for an indoor aircraft show. The pilot Emmit Tulley, a Daytona Beach resident, was killed. Investigators noted other light planes had landed safely nearby.
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House OKs re creation of U S elections commission
The House passed and sent to the Senate legislation recreating the Federal Elections Commission. It aims to boost campaigns, with prior funding rules and a potential presidential veto cited. President Ford, campaigning in Indiana, declined to say if he would veto. Senate action followed quickly.
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Lifeguards Save Capsized Fishermen Off Long Beach
Long Beach lifeguards rescued Warren Trandl and Edward Sodek, two 58 year old locals, after their 12 foot boat capsized 200 yards off Claremont Street. They were fatigue exposed but in satisfactory condition. Lifeguard De Janet and Forrester led the rescue with Rescue Boat 4 pulling them to shore.
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Coastal plan bill advances and rival measure dies in committee
In Sacramento environmental supporters won a first committee vote for a coastal plan bill tied to Prop 20, backed by Sen. Heilenson, while a rival Cullen Ayala measure, backed by Long Beach officials and unions, was defeated 4 to 4. The victorious bill would require coastal jurisdictions to align land use with the plan, bolster public access, protect farmland, and establish a 12 member coastal commission to oversee enforcement. The defeated rival would have shifted coastal control back to local governments, emphasizing industry and development, and now faces further legislative hurdles as it moves toward the Senate Finance Committee.
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Economy rolling says Burns no U S aid needed
Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns told the Senate Banking Committee that the U S economy has momentum and no longer requires fiscal or monetary stimulus. He projected 7 percent growth next year and unemployment near 7 percent or lower, while noting inflation remains a key policy concern and that money supply targets were modestly lowered. Proxmire warned the target could push interest rates higher.
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Questioned will challenges Hughes Spruce Goose claim
A government official says Howard Hughes could not have left the Spruce Goose to Long Beach in a 1968 will because he did not own the plane then. The GSA notes the eight engine seaplane belonged to the government from 1949 and only title transferred to Smithsonian then Hughes, complicating the will’s authenticity amid ongoing probes into Hughes estate.
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State Senate defeats LB-backed mass transit plan
State Senate defeats the LB-backed mass transit proposal amid mounting fiscal concerns as Los Angeles County warns it is near a New York-type fiscal crisis, signaling major budget strain and policy setback.
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