Wallace claims strong Southern support after Mississippi caucuses
Alabama Governor George Wallace cites his Mississippi Democratic precinct caucus victory as proof of enduring southern popularity. He led former Georgia Governor Jimmy Carter by more than three to one as results came in and refused to forecast Carter's national nomination prospects.
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Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Western forces exit Angola as MPLA与UNITEA eye new moves
Westerners report that South African troops completed withdrawal from Angola and UNITA leader Jonas Savimbi says last troops flew south. MPLA is said to have used jet fighters for first time as Soviet-backed faction discreetly seeks US contact. In Beirut, 36 hour plan to separate militiamen. street barricades to be removed. Policeman Reed named 1975 Ohio State Highway Patrolman of the Year. Mississippi Democratic caucuses show Wallace leading with 45-48 percent. Carter and Shriver lag. Humphrey rejects primaries. Ford adviser Morton touts Ford's rise. Shrivers campaigns reach El Paso. women hold 18 percent of top campaign jobs.
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Texas
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Oklahoma
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California
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NBC
Meet the Press
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Hocking Valley Weather Dims From Morning 47 To 45 Degrees
Cold, cloudy morning in the Hocking Valley with a drop from 47 at 8 a.m. to 45 by 11. Sunday's high reached 50, while weekend rainfall totaled half an inch. Forecast calls for colder temperatures with rain changing to snow, lows and highs in the 30s, and precipitation at 80 percent tonight and 50 percent Tuesday.
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House panel urges dramatic overhaul of Pentagon intelligence
The House intelligence committee staff recommends abolishing the Defense Intelligence Agency and shifting its duties to the CIA and the secretary of defense. It also calls for a permanent intelligence oversight panel and sanctions for leaks including possible action against members of Congress. The 338 page report, approved 9 to 4, also proposes NSA become an independent civilian agency focused on diplomatic and economic intelligence.
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Ford Sees Economy Improving Despite Unemployment Remains High
President Ford told Congress that the economy is steadily growing healthier and hints at another major tax cut in 1979. The report notes unemployment will stay distressingly high this year, with gradual gains and inflation easing.
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Ford
Congress
Solons Eye Property Taxes and Metric Teaching in Ohio
In Columbus the Ohio legislature advances tax relief and utility rate reform proposals while debating a shift to the metric system in public schools. A constitutional amendment would lower homeowner taxes versus business rates. RCN repeal and fair value reform spark panel reviews. tax credits for homeowners face House debate. and schools may begin metric instruction with no immediate book changes.
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Ohio
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RCN
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Willoughby
Detroit Schools Begin Integrated Classes by Bus
Detroit becomes the nation’s largest city to enact a court ordered integration plan. About 203 buses carried thousands of black and white elementary students to kindergarten through fifth grade classes as middle and high school students will report Tuesday. Police monitored two staging areas while hundreds of volunteers and monitors guarded stops, halls, and cafeterias amid a boycott threat by antibusing groups.
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Detroit
U.S
Grand Jury Gridiron: Hocking County Meets Tuesday
The January term grand jury of Hocking County Common Pleas Court will convene Tuesday to consider at least 15 cases. Charges include aggravated vehicular homicide aggravated burglary aggravated robbery breaking and entering grand theft forgery keeping a place for selling marijuana attempting to induce another person to use marijuana attempted sexual battery and felonious assault.
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Hocking County Common Pleas Court
Hearst Defense Seeks Dismissal and Brainwash Claim
As Patty Hearst faces a bank robbery trial set to begin, defense lawyers seek dismissal of charges and argue she was brainwashed. They push to bar handwriting samples and jailer testimony and contend suppression of evidence. Prosecution opposes lie detector results and seeks permission for a private interview with Dr. Kozol. The case ties Hearst to the SLA bank holdup and recalls her abduction months earlier.
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Patricia Hearst
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San Mateo County
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Boston
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May
Symbionese Liberation Army
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Emily Harris
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Los Angeles
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