Deputy AG says Ford not involved in Watergate probe
Deputy Attorney General Harold Tyler said there is no reason to think President Ford was involved in the Watergate Michigan campaign fund investigation. He noted the probe concerns the 1972 presidential campaign and not Ford's 1972 congressional races, and that Ruff's office was brought in for campaign fund abuses.
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Tahoe Governor Opposes California Voting Change at TRPA
Gov. Mike O Callaghan voiced opposition to a California law altering Tahoe Regional Planning Agency voting procedures. He backed keeping dual majority while seeking compromise on the 60 day deadlock rule and broader agency makeup. Conservationists cite Nevada casino approvals amid past deadlock.
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California
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Edmund G. Brown Jr
Ford Signs Foreign Aid Bill for 5.1 Billion in 1977
President Ford signed a 5.1 billion foreign aid bill for fiscal 1977. Israel receives about 1 billion in military credits with half forgiven and 735 million in security assistance. Security aid also goes to Egypt 700 million Syria 80 million and Jordan 70 million. No funds for Angola or Mozambique.
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UPI
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Madrid protests clash with police after youth slaying
Police scuffled with demonstrators in several Madrid districts as smoke flares were used to disperse a crowd leaving a church memorial service for Carlos Gonzalez a 21 year old killed during an anti government protest. Left wing groups organized the day of struggle while a general strike mostly failed. King Juan Carlos removed two top right wing generals from active service in a political shift.
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UPI
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Carlos Iniesta Cano
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Robbery Suspect Ordered To Stand Trial
Ronald E. Wallie was bound over on three robbery charges in Clark County District Court after a preliminary hearing. He allegedly used the same method in three robberies at Boulevard Theater Sizzler Boulder Highway and Der Wienerschnitzel, forcing managers to open safes and coordinating with night staff. The case details describe how he targeted managers and instructed janitors to report the robberies to avoid suspicion.
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Ford’s vetoes overridden more often than any since Johnson
United Press International reports that President Gerald Ford has had his vetoes overridden by Congress more frequently than any president since Andrew Johnson, highlighting a high level of legislative challenges to his agenda.
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