Blackmail claim woman disputes Hays description of affair
Miss Ray says she never demanded cash or threatened any payment. She notes she accepted $20 for a cat, a Florida plane ticket, and rent from Hays' secretary, arguing the money was not blackmail. Amid Ford campaign comments, ethics probes loom as Hays faces calls for investigation.
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Brown Sees Carter Nomination Near But Slipping
California governor Brown warns the nomination could slip from Carter as undecided delegates and a changing outlook loom. Carter, after sweeping Tennessee Kentucky and Arkansas, gains endorsements from Illinois Gov Walker and NYC Mayor Beame while Brown aims to win California delegates and uncommitted ones. Brown contests a "wide open" race saying no clear nominee exists and predicts a possible third or fourth ballot.
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Ford assails Reagan on amendment to stop busing
President Ford attacked Ronald Reagan's hint at a constitutional amendment to end forced school busing. He argued such an amendment would be inflexible and near impossible to pass, while urging reporters to focus on broader campaign themes as Ohio primary results shift momentum.
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Food stamp reforms spark large federal suit
A broad coalition led by the U S Conference of Mayors and 53 labor unions sues the federal government over new rules aimed at cutting waste and abuse in the food stamp program. The administration says the changes could save about 1.2 billion dollars annually once fully in place in six months. Foremost plaintiffs include 22 church groups and 344 civil rights and consumer groups.
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Bank official abducted in Lake Arrowhead disappearance
San Bernardino County sheriff deputies resumed air and ground search for Katesumi K. Shiba, 48, manager at Sumitomo Bank’s West Los Angeles branch, last heard Sunday after claiming abductors freed him near Lake Arrowhead. His brown 1975 Chevrolet Impala remains missing.
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Navy as intermediary in Japanese aircraft deal described
A US Navy led approach would have the Navy act as intermediary between Lockheed and Japan defense agency, with contracts and subcontracts to Japanese manufacturers and fees to trading companies. A second option would be a memorandum of understanding outlining licensing roles and guarantees, including potential fee inclusion and Lockheed performance guarantees.
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