Ford Sidelined by Sinus Fever For First Time
President Ford rests at the White House with a sinus infection and fever slightly above 100 degrees postponing Monday and Tuesday engagements. White House says he feels better and should recover with antibiotics and rest, while Mrs. Ford stands in briefly at events.
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Washington
Ford
Oval Office
Ron Nelsen
White House
William Lukash
Nessen
Lukash
Ant
Nelson Rockefeller
Federal Power Commission
Richard Dunham
Mayflower Hotel
Columbia
S.C
Gainesville
Fla
Doctor Won’t Pull Plug on Girl’s Life
A district hospital faces a family dispute as doctors refuse to withdraw life support from a severely ill girl. The case has drawn attention from local authorities and medical ethics groups, highlighting debates over end of life decisions and patient rights.
GNP records biggest jump in 20 years
The Commerce Department said the GNP rose at an annual rate of 11.2 percent for the three months ending September, the sharpest gain since early 1955, while inflation showed mixed signals and a slower overall rise. Officials urged cautious optimism about continued growth and moderating inflation by year end 1976.
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GNP
Washington
Commerce
Rogers C.B. Morton
Commerce Department
James L. Pate
Train crash in Mexico City leaves many dead
A subway collision in Mexico City killed at least 22 with police saying the final toll could reach 50. Dozens injured as the lead train rammed into a stopped car after an emergency cord was pulled. An aid to Mayor Senties blamed a mix of electronic and human failures.
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Mexico City
Octavio Senties
Zocalo
Metro
Jacks
Coma victim robbed after car break down on U S 1
Oscar P. Snyder a 58 year old Hollywood Florida accountant in diabetic coma waited five hours for aid on the Overseas Highway near Homestead. Only two cars stopped and one of them robbed him of 150 dollars and his watch and ring before a patrolman and ambulance took him to a hospital. He seeks the woman who briefly stopped to help.
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Miami
Oscar P. Snyder
Snyder
Hollywood, Fla
Hollywood Memorial Hospital
Calif assassination plot indicts two men in Ford plan
Federal grand jury in Los Angeles indicted Gary Steven DeSure and Preston Michael Mayo on charges of conspiring to assassinate President Ford in Sacramento during his visit. The case ties to a separate Fromme incident. plan allegedly involved a bomb in a sewer near the state Capitol with one man to detonate and another to shoot.
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Calif
Ford
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Charles Manson
Lynette Fromme
Gary Steven DeSure
Warm Springs
Mont
Preston Michael Mayo
Prince William County
Santa Barbara
U.S
Justice Department
Washington
Miss Fromme
DeLaré
Mayo
California State Capitol
DeLure
Court allows corporal punishment in schools with safeguards
The Supreme Court ruled states may permit teachers to spank misbehaving students, with limits and procedural safeguards. The decision, in Russell Baker v. Gibsonville NC, upholds minimum standards while allowing stronger state laws, and notes parental objections may be overridden if safeguards exist.
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Washington
Supreme Court
California
Gibsonville
N.C
Russell Carl Baker
Bakers
Russell
Austerity Plan Approved for New York City
The State Emergency Financial Control Board approved a three year austerity plan for New York City with more than 700 million dollars in budget cuts and thousands of layoffs. It mandates hires and wages freezes, payroll attrition, and monitoring to ensure compliance.
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New York
State Emergency Financial Control Board
New York City
Abraham D. Beame
Hugh L. Carey
Beame
Mittee
Washington
State Emergency Board
U S and Soviet Union announce grain and oil deal
The White House says a five year grain pact with the Soviet Union will buy at least six million metric tons of wheat and corn annually at market prices, worth about $1 billion per year, hailed by President Ford. The USSR will sell 200000 barrels of crude oil daily over five years, with terms to be finalized later this month.
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Washington
White House
Soviet Union
Ford
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Frank Zarb
Federal Energy Administration
U.S
American Express returns 540986 to state for unclaimed travelers checks
The report notes American Express handed over 540,986 dollars to the state for unclaimed travelers checks. It is part of a broader roundup of financial actions and industry news.
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American Express
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