Reagan's Boo Boo and Carter Udall Ohio Primary Clash
Reagan acknowledged a mistake over sending troops to Rhodesia as Carter and Udall battled for Ohio's delegates. Gilligan backed Carter as Udall pressed California and New Jersey plans. Ford defended his campaign record amid claims of backroom deals while Ohio remains pivotal ahead of Tuesday's primaries.
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Justice Williams mugged in Detroit as fear runs high
DETROIT UP I reports former Michigan governor and liberal crime figure Soapy Williams was assaulted by three muggers outside his secretary Barbara Patterson’s downtown Detroit townhouse. He lost cash and cards, sustained facial injuries, and said the incident underscores a citywide fear of crime. Police have a single lead a pickup seen leaving the scene.
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Fire Safety Studied In Nursing Homes
Congressional investigators found two Chicagoarea nursing homes labeled fire resistive lacking automatic sprinklers and described as gas chambers in fires killing over 30 residents. They note federal code requires sprinklers in all but fire resistive buildings and that about 8 500 of 16 500 nursing homes housing Medicaid and Medicare patients lack sprinkler systems.
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Planners Okay Bonanza Road Store Complex
Plans approve a two acre Bonanza Road complex by Security Land and Investment Co Las Vegas near Nellis Boulevard. Fire safety failures cited at Wincrest Nursing Home and Cermak in Cicero after fires killed 34. GAO hearings noted alarms detectors extinguishers and doors in place but inadequate protection.
Rockefeller Says Spies Essential For U S Leadership
Vice President Rockefeller argues covert measures are essential to expand freedom worldwide and counter Soviet influence. He defends CIA activity as necessary for the nation to lead in the fight against totalitarian regimes.
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