Carter criticizes Ford policy drawing on Kennedy and Johnson
In Portland Carter denounces Ford Nixon era domestic plans as harming 26 million Americans and links unemployment to high deficits. He cites Census figures showing 2.5 million more people below poverty in 1975 and argues Republican policy worsens work prospects while praising Johnson and Kennedy.
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Air Force tanker crash kills fifteen in Michigan
A KC135 tanker on a training flight from K I Sawyer AFB crashed in a wooded area near Alpena Michigan killing fifteen of twenty aboard. Survivors reported serious injuries and investigations proceed to determine the cause. A Grumman Gulfstream executive jet en route from Trenton New Jersey to a resort area near Hot Springs Virginia crashed short of Ingalls airfield killing all eleven aboard. Weather and poor visibility cited as factors.
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US Posts Third Largest Trade Deficit in August
Washington reports August deficit of $757.7 million as imports fall 3.7 percent to $10.44 billion and exports slip 3.3 percent to $9.69 billion. Only July and August 1974 deficits exceed this figure. Petroleum imports drop while food and live animals, especially wheat, boost export figures.
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Sniper Fire Halts Sarkis Arafat Meeting in Beirut
In Beirut the buffer zone clashes halted President Sarkis from meeting Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat and other leftist chiefs as 78 people died in fighting around the National Museum area. Christian snipers and artillery fire intensified the crisis.
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Mars soil scoop photos bolster Viking 2 experiment
Scientists in Pasadena examined 10 Mars photos showing the Viking 2 soil scoop sequence and test chamber dumping as part of an organic analysis. Signs of carbon molecules sought to indicate possible microorganisms. results from the Viking 1 test were expected midweek.
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Ullman Carter say tax differences nearly resolved
Rep. Al Ullman D Oregon after meeting with Jimmy Carter said their tax dispute has narrowed to the point where differences aren’t meaningful. He noted the new tax reform bill addresses many concerns, but warned unemployment at 4.5 percent cannot be cut quickly.
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Congress near recess with expulsion vote eyed
Congress moves toward adjournment with a five day sprint on foreign aid the 1977 budget continuing resolutions and a House vote to expel Rep Andrew Hinshaw for bribery conviction. Senate to tackle unemployment compensation and conference on revenue sharing and Clean Air Act.
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Council fears aluminum firms halt competition
The Council on Wage and Price Stability says Alcoa Reynolds and Kaiser raised prices during the recession signaling potential anti competitive risk. It stopped short of accusing the three firms of wrongdoing while noting they control about 70 percent of the aluminum industry and deleted several pages from a 243 page report. Pope Paul VI marked his 79th birthday with a reminder to abortion advocates that life is existing in the womb.
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Kidnapped Florida wife found safe after search
Richard Jaffa, a wealthy contractor, learned his business associate Aubrey McWilliams’s brother Jack McWilliams, 39, of Ocala, kidnapped his wife Sheri Linda Jaffa, 35, demanding a $200,000 ransom. Edith Burton, 22, led FBI and deputies to a wooded area where she was found tied to a pine tree and hospitalized in satisfactory condition.
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FBI Agents and Deputies Early Sunday To A Wooded Area Where Mrs. Jaffa
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