Demos vow energy veto override fight in Senate
Senate Democrats pledged to push for a veto override after President Ford signaled he would veto the energy bill. Senate leaders expected Republican crossing votes while Ford offered a compromise on domestic oil price controls. Muskie warned lifting controls could cost 600000 jobs, raise prices by 4 percent and slow GNP growth.
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Ford to Campaign in New Hampshire and Midwest
President Ford plans a New Hampshire campaign visit on Thursday for Louis Wyman in a Sept. 16 Senate race. He will then spend a two day tour through Missouri, Kansas and Texas with eight public appearances. Secret Service sees no major changes in security.
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Fromme case draws attention of California AG
State Attorney General Evelle Younger said he would be disturbed if the Secret Service lacked all information he held on Lynette Fromme. He noted a thick file on her and on Charles Manson’s followers as authorities tied her to the Ford assassination attempt.
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NYC Teachers Vote To Strike Amid Madison Square Garden Rally
Thousands of New York City teachers packed Madison Square Garden to approve a midnight strike that would affect over 2 million students. Union president Albert Shanker framed the walkout as a fight over school conditions, not salary, while the Board of Education prepared classes for all but 129,000 bused pupils.
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Busing Riots Sour Boston Suburbs and City
Rioters clash with police in Charlestown and Brookline as two firebombs strike a middle school. In nearby Louisville buses guard desegregation. 16 percent absent. Police report 82 arrests, 58.9 percent attendance as 75,000 students return to class amid tension and safety concerns.
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Government seeks to keep Nixon papers in federal custody
The Justice Department urged Congress viewed Nixon as untrustworthy custodian of his papers and said his claim to executive privilege should not bar transfer to federal custody. The 100 page brief cites tape gaps and revisions in transcripts and argues the government owns records created by official duties. A three judge court will hear Sept. 22 arguments with possible Supreme Court appeal.
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NYC bailout plan gains House approval amid federal aid talks
The Democratic held lower house passed the bailout 80 to 70 while Republican Senate leader Warren Anderson backed aid, saying a federal guarantee for municipal borrowings and city assistance were discussed with Treasury officials. Ford expressed sympathy but urged New York City to solve its problems internally.
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Kissinger Says U S Technicians Limited in Sinai Pact
Secretary of State Kissinger told the House committee that no more than 75 U S technicians would monitor the Sinai peace. He said the limit was set to satisfy both sides and that some technicians could be outside the area while others work three shifts at Mitla and Gidi passes.
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Psychologist says Debbie Kan taeng influenced by father
A psychologist testifies that Debbie Kan taeng was led by her father to believe she had pulled the trigger in the case described on page A 12. The statement highlights alleged coercion and family influence in the incident.
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