Ford says mess in Washington continues bad
Gerald Ford on his second Washington trip as elder statesman says the mess in Washington is no better and may be worse 17 weeks after leaving the presidency. He meets Jimmy Carter, who narrowly defeated him, as Ford assesses Carter's progress.
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Instant voter bill faces rough sledding in Congress
Democratic leaders briefed President Carter that the instant voter registration proposal will be hard to move in the House before late June. House Speaker ONeill said the bill needs work and likely cannot reach floor action until then. The Administration and Congress have shown divisions on related policy initiatives.
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New immigration chief to beef up border patrol
San Diego reports that Leonel J. Castillo, newly named INS commissioner, will add 100 border patrol officers to the Chula Vista sector. The expansion includes 25 vehicles and night viewing scopes to curb illegal crossings, aid in protection of migrants, and combat rising border violence.
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Tornadoes and rains hit drought-weary Plains and Southeast
Severe weather swept the central and southern Plains with tornadoes and heavy rainfall while the drought stricken Southeast faced planting losses. Alabama Florida air smog and fire risk rose as officials warned water shortages and urged conserving use. At least 11 tornadoes reported in Kansas with widespread storms.
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California extended forecast highlights varied regional conditions
The outlook covers Northern California with showers possible in the north and Sierra Nevada, highs mid 50s to 70s, coastal cool nights. Central California mostly fair with coastal low clouds, 60s to 80s. Southern deserts very warm 74 to 98, with gusty winds on northern deserts. coastal and mountain areas fair with 70s to 80s inland and mountain resorts 58 to 65, cool nights 32 to 42.
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