Guerrillas ease demands after week with hostages
In Santo Domingo the leftist guerrillas reduced their ransom demand from one million dollars after a week long hostage crisis. They hold U S Embassy official Barbara Hutchison and six others including Venezuelan Consul Jesus Gregorio and Spanish priest Santiago Fuentes at the Venezuelan Consulate. The Dominican government maintains its offer of safe passage in exchange for all hostages.
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Senate Bid to Tell Full Story of Watergate
The Senate passed a resolution urging President Ford to publicly release the complete Watergate story. Debates continue on custody of Nixon tapes and White House papers, with senators divided over applying records disclosure to all lawmakers and future presidents.
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Harmer Appointment Sparks California Political Clash
Sen. John Harmer’s sudden rise to lieutenant governor drew Democratic charges of a Watergate style fix to the November race. Gov. Reagan defended the move and pledged a quick special election, while Harmer vowed to serve openly and face voters if defeated.
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State workers win bid for 83.4 million retroactive pay
UPI reports U.S. District Judge Thomas MacBride rejected a bid to block paying 83.4 million dollars in one time retroactive raises to about 80 000 California state employees. The legislature approved a lump sum equal to what workers would have earned July 1 1973 to April 30 1974 if the Cost of Living Council had not cut the raises.
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Peruvian quake toll mounts to 44 in Peru
Government officials report 44 dead and 806 injured from Thursday’s Peruvian earthquake along the central coast. Thousands homeless as tremor destroys adobe huts and brick structures and causes millions of dollars in damage.
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Fight Sex Revolution Urged by LDS President
Salt Lake City, UPI The Mormon Church leader Spencer W. Kimball urged 3.3 million members to oppose the sexual revolution from streaking to unisex styles and homosexuality. He warned permissiveness harms society, linking porn to crime and calling for a renewed adherence to God's commandments. He condemned gender change and warned those who disobey will face remorse.
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Nixon and photographer clash outside hospital
Long Beach photographer Kent Henderson waited two hours in a corridor at Long Beach Memorial Hospital to catch a shot of former President Richard Nixon. As Nixon was wheeled from the nuclear medicine department he shouted, you goddam son of a bitch, derailing the attempt. Henderson noted prior friendly meetings with Nixon and an autograph gift.
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