Senate Debates No-Fault Auto Insurance Plan
The Senate opened debate on a federal no fault auto insurance plan backed by insurers but opposed by trial lawyers. It would set national standards while leaving regulation to states, with four years to adopt and a federal alternative if not. Supporters say it speeds payment and reduces costly lawsuits. critics warn of lawyer job losses and overcharging.
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Americans to Get Free Flu Shots Next Fall
Washington health experts say most Americans will receive flu vaccine at no charge next fall with few exemptions for egg allergies. A $185 million immunization program cleared a key House panel as Canada plans to vaccinate 10 million high risk individuals.
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Reagan Goes On Nationwide TV Gamble To Save Campaign
Ronald Reagan appears on a 30 minute nationwide broadcast in a $100000 gamble to revive his campaign finances and blunt President Ford's grip on the Republican nomination. The speech targets fund raising and a second wind ahead of Texas Georgia Alabama and Tennessee primaries.
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Water officials urge more federal funds for California projects
California water officials asked Congress to boost federal funding for flood control and irrigation by 358 million dollars in fiscal 1977, citing a historic drought and delays in project construction. Chairman Ira J. Chrisman warned drought worsens costs and storage losses while Robert H Langner urged a 52 million rise for harbors and navigation.
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Wallace faces cruel protest on campaign trail
Alabama Governor George Wallace endured an insult filled by demonstrators outside a Madison restaurant where he spoke to a service club. protesters wearing Arthur Bremer masks shouted mockery and waved wheelchairs, while Wallace observed from inside.
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