Carter admits dilemma on abortion question
Carter acknowledged that abortion poses a serious problem for him as a candidate yet insisted he is not at odds with the Catholic Church. He cited Catholic voters as more supportive than Protestants and warned against exploiting the issue for political gain. He spoke during a campaign swing through urban Northeast and Midwest areas, then joined Mayor Daley in Chicago.
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Ford Attacks Defense Cuts in Speech to B'nai B'rith
In a forceful address, Ford opposes $5 to $7 billion defense cuts and base withdrawals, warns such moves would weaken freedom and alliances. He cites Captain David and advanced weapons, defends Israel ties, and rejects quotas based on race or origin in employment and education.
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COP SCANDAL continues at LAPD Explorers unit
LAPD officials discussed possible criminal charges and disciplinary actions for officers tied to sexual activity with minors within the Hollywood Division and Rampart Division. The Hollywood Explorer post, with 35 members, joins a program of about 400 boys and 250 girls citywide, performing office tasks and community outreach.
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Rampart
Tate
Hollywood Exporer Post
Los Angeles
Academy
Congress tops Ford budget by over 14 billion
The Senate and House passed separate budget resolutions claiming more than Ford's request, citing a total spending ceiling around 412 to 413 billion dollars and revenues near 362 billion. A conference to reconcile differences was set for today with action anticipated next week. The plan aims to spur jobs and curb inflation, supporting programs like public works employment and expanded job training.
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Tax plan expands credits and cuts estate taxes
A conference plan would widen the personal income tax credit for retirement income and allow tax-free group legal plans while raising taxes on the wealthy. It would limit deductions for tax shelters and sharply cut the number of estates taxed, moving to a gift and estate credit rising to 50,000 and shielding up to half the estate for spouses. The package targets family farms and small businesses, with an effective tax rate from 30 to 70 percent on estates, costing the Treasury about 31.4 billion annually by 1981.
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Wallace taps controversy sparks domestic focus at Carter visit
The tapping of Wallace's bedroom phone drew no federal action as officials called the matter domestic. The Montgomery Advertiser, citing unnamed sources, said tapes included disparaging remarks about Mrs. Wallace and that she sought divorce after learning of the surveillance. The governor claimed the issue was domestic. no professionals were involved in the taps.
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