Primary results reshape race as Ford and Reagan surge
In Oregon, Ford led with 42 percent while Reagan captured Idaho Nevada and Arkansas, as Church won Oregon for Democrats. Kentucky and Tennessee boosted Ford and Reagan, Carter faced setbacks with write ins and warnings about momentum needing at the national convention.
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Indictments allege Laetrile network across U S Mexico border
The case accuses American and Mexican operators of forming a large organization to manufacture laetrile in Tijuana and smuggle it into the United States. Drops on the U S side allegedly sent laetrile to distributors and doctors by mail, parcel post, air freight, or courier, with marked profit margins of up to 700 percent. Defenders claim 50 000 cancer patients access laetrile daily. FDA has deemed laetrile a fraud though not proven harmful, and some shipments were traced from Canada. Indicted Americans include Robert Bradford Frank Salama Guido Orlandi Sr Dr John Richardson Frank Spolnik Donald Larson and Donna Schuster.
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Security guard hailed as hero in Ben Gurion blast
An alert female security guard thwarted a larger tragedy at Ben Gurion International Airport by stopping a man with a booby trapped suitcase. The bomber and the guard died in the explosion, seven others injured, as a second suitcase caused no injuries. In Beirut the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine claimed responsibility. the attack marks Israel’s worst since 1972.
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Hays Admits Affair With Employee Amid Probe
Wayne Hays acknowledged a relationship with a staffer Miss Ray claiming it began before his engagement and ended after. The disclosure sparked calls for Ethics Committee scrutiny while Hays defended his actions, cited emotional instability in Miss Ray, and expressed intentions to clear his name during the House investigation process.
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