Winds drive away 100 homeless in Cleveland fires
A wind driven blaze destroyed 30 homes in a three block Cleveland neighborhood leaving about 100 people homeless. Fire officials said arson is suspected with winds up to 40 mph hampering efforts. Local agencies opened shelters and aid as residents faced loss of homes and belongings.
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Red Cross Disaster Center
Brown campaign shifts to small towns in Maryland primary
California governor Jerry Brown drew a 300 strong crowd at a Pikesville firehouse, with local politicians onstage including Joseph Tydings. He touted jobs and warned against imperial power, while stressing conservatism on crime and fiscal policy. In Annapolis, Gov Mandel called Brown a long shot.
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Georgia
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Carter
East Wrunswick
N.J
Reagan Optimistic On Canal Defenses And Campaign Strategy
Reagan defended Panama Canal control amid critique and said no president would abandon it. Ford advisers reassess strategy amid losses as crossovers affect Republican primary moves. Carter battles in Maryland. Meany signals AFL CIO support contingent on Carter labor stance. Betty Ford asserts optimism for California primary prospects with Cary Grant present.
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Ford
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California
Ceiling of 4.13 Billion Set on Budget
Washington AP Senate House conferees agreed on a 1977 budget ceiling of 413.3 billion dollars, including nearly the amount Ford asked for defense. The total is 17.5 billion more than the administration proposed, largely to fund economic-stimulus programs, with current income tax cuts and no Social Security tax rise.
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Ford
Quake Triggers Panic Across Italy Near Venice
Reports describe a quake causing at least three deaths including a baby girl in Udine and an elderly woman in Trieste. A police officer died in a collapse near the city while widespread tremors sent millions fleeing Italy’s towns and cities, with Venice and Legnago residents among those evacuated as chimneys fell and sirens filled the air.
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Men who open doors for women lose friends study finds
A college study of 140 students finds a preference for nontraditional men over the stereotyped he man. The researchers from Oakland University report that students favor men with feminine interests and assertiveness, while shying away from dominant business career stereotypes.
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Knight News Service
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Margina EL O'Leary
James M. Donoghue
Oakland University
Women’s Liberation Movement
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Wari
President delays action on campaign fund subsidy bill
The delay blocks matching funds for major primaries including New Jersey, California, and Ohio until after the last round. Ford’s inaction jeopardizes subsidy money for the May Michigan primary where Udall and Reagan contest debts. Audits show Reagan at 114000 and Udall at 114000. funding hinges on a signed bill.
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