Mansfield predicts more economic reversals tied to vetoes
Senate majority leader Mike Mansfield said President Ford's energy control vetoes will spur further economic reversals. He also said Alabama Governor George Wallace leads the Democratic race, with Mansfield undecided about backing Wallace if nominated. The remarks came at the Dixie governors meeting focusing on economy, energy and environment.
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Squeaky Fromme seeks bail reduction in Ford assassination case
Lynette Fromme, labeled high risk, returns to court in Sacramento to seek a lower bail of 1 million and asks to lift a gag order. She previously pointed a .45 pistol at President Ford on September 5 at the California capitol grounds and remarks at arraignment drew attention. The judge may keep the case on a tight schedule and rule on the gag order as part of the hearing.
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Quiet Los Angeles Weekend. Series of Fatal Crimes Reported
Reports from Los Angeles detail a violent weekend with multiple deaths. J Francisco Martinez and Eugenio Quiroz, both Mexican immigrants, were found dead in the street. A naked girl, 14 to 17, died after being dumped from a speeding car. David Polite, 10, was strangled in his bed by a burglar, Tim Scott, 11, beaten by the same intruder. Larry Willis, 20, was shot after aiming at officers. Jeffrey Clark, 20, beaten by five youths after a Fender-bender dispute.
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Brown signs mail in voter registration bill in California
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr signed AB822 allowing Californians to register to vote by mail starting with the November 1976 election. The program, funded at about 1.2 million, takes effect July 1 next year and is delayed to the next fiscal year.
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Democrats hold first forum shows wide field in Midwest
In Minneapolis 1500 party activists heard five of ten announced Democratic hopefuls. Fred Harris won praise for New Populism but no clear frontrunner emerged.Bayh disappointed on liberal issues yet drew feminist support with anti abortion stance. Udall, Sanford and Shapp also spoke as Carter Shriver invited to future forums. In Kentucky Carroll underwent vocal cord surgery and expected to return soon.
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Beetle Invasion Threatens U.S. Fruit, Peach Belts
Japanese beetle has spread across the eastern seaboard and into Atlanta, with federal and state officials saying little can stop its south and west advance. The pest has damaged diverse crops and is blamed for about ten million dollars in annual agricultural losses.
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