Carter Jeered At Campaign Stop Over Abortion Stance
Carter opposed a constitutional amendment banning abortion and said government should not fund abortions while stressing personal opposition. He criticized President Ford over Kelley gifts and window decor, saying he would have fired Kelley but would not commit to firing the FBI director if elected. Carter campaigned in New York City Groton and Philadelphia urging accountability in Washington and linking Nixon and FBI actions to public crime tolerance.
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U S Forces in Korea Return to Normal Alert Status
U S forces in South Korea moved from full alert to normal after 20 days of readiness following the killing of two U S Army officers by North Korean guards. Pentagon says 40 fighters remain in Korea, with other warplanes redeployed, and typhoon Fran affects Okinawa.
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Sohio Long Beach terminal plan faces environmental clash
The Long Beach site is urged by Sohio, the Port, and city officials as the best West Coast choice for a massive oil terminal to serve Alaska's output. Critics like Quinn cite air quality concerns and await EPA and state studies due by fall. Policymakers say hearings will test environmental impact before decisions.
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Kissinger urged to Africa for Rhodesia talks
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, after briefing Chancellor Schmidt, said he would fly to southern Africa next week to pursue solutions to white black conflicts in Rhodesia and South West Africa. An invitation came from Tanzania's President Nyerere, contingent on a favorable report from Schaufele. Schmidt supported African initiatives and outlined a Western aid plan to promote a peaceful transition in Rhodesia with aid for emigration and skills retention. West Germany cited its historic ties to Namibia and its German-descended population.
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Oil executive and wife found dead in Los Angeles garage
Former oil executive Felix Chappellet and his wife Annabelle, both 73, were found in a car with the engine running in their LA home garage. Investigators called it an apparent death by own action. Police said a gardener found them at about 7:20 a.m. The couple had told their attorney over the past year of plans to die by their own action due to failing health.
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Senate Rejects Congress Cost of Living Raise
The Senate on Tuesday blocked this year’s automatic cost of living raise for members of Congress with a 46 to 25 vote, while approving raises for judges Cabinet members and other federal officials. The raise, estimated at 4.8 percent, would elevate Congress pay from 44,600 to about 46,750, and the House had rejected it last week.
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