Carter Rally Draws Manhattan Crowds and Confetti
Jimmy Carter rode an open top limousine through Fifth Avenue amid wind blown confetti while thousands cheered him at a garment district rally. He told the crowd that voters would not drop support despite the President's remarks as shoppers and airline clerks waved from Saks Fifth Avenue. Ford, in Pennsylvania, sought to distance himself from Nixon in a television ad, saying there is a clear difference between Nixon and Ford and stressing his independence from the resigned president.
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Korea expose may hit 90 in U S Congress
Washington reports a federal grand jury investigation into possible South Korean influence targeting about 90 members of Congress. The probe is in early stages with Park Tong Sun, alias Tongsun Park, at its center. Officials warn the inquiry could widen to other governments and hinge on future questioning.
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Proxmire cites Korean bid rigging on U.S. sales in Korea
Sen. William Proxmire alleges Korean contractors rig U.S. Army purchases in South Korea with government backing. He cites a six month period of assaults kidnapping and threats tied to the Kon Che Hoe strong-arm group and says investigations show collusive bidding starting as early as 1969.
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Ford seeks global nuclear curbs and plutonium plan
President Ford plans a comprehensive U S program to curb nuclear weapon spread and to test commercial plutonium use. A confidential memo backs a reprocessing study while noting international controls face uphill fight amid rising global nuclear power. IMF approves Mexico loan after peso devaluation. peso plunges past 26 per dollar, boosting tourism and raising import costs as Bank of Mexico ends support.
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RTD eyes 40 cent basic fare in looming hike
The Southern California Rapid Transit District weighs a five cent fare rise to 40 cents for single zone rides, with two and more zone fares at 80 cents. RTD directors meet at 1 p.m. to discuss, potential revenue up to 5 million this fiscal year, pending eight votes.
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Santa Ana winds scorch Southland with outages and heat
The 60 mph Santa Ana winds knocked out power to more than 40,000 Southland homes and businesses, then eased and were forecast to fade. Long Beach posted the nation’s hottest temp, with fair skies and a high of 88 today, while Orange County saw gusts to 40 mph topple lines and blackouts for up to 3,000 customers. Santa Ana suffered most, with over 170 major lines down.
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Two Victims Thought They'd Make It Says Rast Survivor
Under spending by the Ford administration is cited as a factor in ongoing issues. Chowchilla case suspect Sidiisi pleads innocent as reported on page A8 and related notes on page A.
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