Ford Football Knee Injury Blamed On Europe Trip
In Salzburg Austria President Ford slipped on rain slick steps and injured a knee during a welcoming event. Air Force aide Blake cites a long term knee issue from his Michigan days while doctors say it stiffens after sitting. Ford later stumbled again while meeting Egyptian President Sadat, with aides offering differing accounts of the incident.
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Congress Set To Debates Foreign Policy And Vetoes After Recess
Congress returns from Memorial Day recess to debate foreign policy and a cut budget for military procurement and research. The Senate vote follows liberal and conservative clashes on a $30.3 billion authorization and a broadened defense posture.
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Paper Notes Change In Med School Rules
AP sample of editorials from Oklahoma papers notes broader representation on the University of Oklahoma Medical School admission committee improving chances for rural students. Other items cite Speaker Willis’ leadership, prison reform orders, legislative pay raises, and House voting on a Treasury raid amid broader state political debates.
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Barometer Reading Signals Mixed Economic Outlook
Barometer readers see an upward trend in the index of leading indicators signaling a broader economic upturn in coming months but warn that the improvement may not apply to all. Joblessness could stay around 7.9 percent in 1976 and 7.2 percent in 1977, with prices still rising though at a lower pace. June graduates face an 18 percent hiring drop, and farm prices are rising again amid ongoing post-storm economic strain. Individual circumstances diverge from generalities.
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Conferees Reach Agreement on Oklahoma School Funding
House and Senate conferees forged a Sunday agreement on two school funding bills. One boosts teacher pay eight percent to up to 10 000 with no less than 700, and raises retirement benefits from 1.5 to 1.7 percent with base changes to 6250 and 9500. The package funds elementary counseling and a 25 monthly raise for support staff, with Gov Boren and leaders noting the new counselors program. Impeachment of Secretary of State Rogers could delay adjournment to June 11.
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Reagan and Connally talk Ford and 1976 GOP race
Former California Governor Reagan and former Texas Governor Connally praised Ford but warned against a free ride to the nomination. Both indicated they may speak publicly next year while considering a potential third party and weighing bold leadership at the convention.
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