Portugal faces military mutiny as labor unrest disrupts economy
In Lisbon, far left workers force the Swedish owner of a garment factory to keep it open or pay severance as mutinies swell. About 75 anti Communist sergeants ask transfers amid insubordination while thousands protest in Evora. Prime Minister Azevedo promises emergency measures to fight recession with higher prices and taxes.
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New rules to ease credit for women
Federal Reserve Board final rules limit creditor questions on marriage status and spouse income as part of the Equal Credit Opportunity Act. Critics say the rules may still restrict women, while supporters hail broader access to credit and bans on fertility related inquiries.
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Hartford mishap sparks White House inquiry
Hartford police blocked the wrong intersection causing James Salamites to ram his mother's car into President Ford's limousine. Ford was uninjured. Republican chair Frederick Biebel suffered a broken hand. Rumsfeld asked the Secret Service to report how such an accident occurred.
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