Speculation on V P picks swirls around Ford choices
Washington AP reports speculation centers on Nelson Rockefeller and George Bush as potential vice presidents while Ford delays selection. Lawmakers from both parties voice uncertainty with decisions not expected before week’s end. Rockefeller and Bush top lists amid mixed conservative liberal support.
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Israeli Gunboats Shell Shore Near Tyre
Israeli gunboats raided the Rashidieh Palestinian refugee camp near Tyre, shelling for about an hour. Palestinians report one dead and six wounded, with 25 houses damaged or destroyed. Lebanese ministry says five boats involved. communique notes two fought shore batteries, three shelled a headquarters building for seaborne raids. Israeli claims say one boat burned, later returned.
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Kennedy Debts From 1970 Senate Campaign Revealed
Washington AP Kennedy still paying off 1970 Senate campaign debts after a two year filing delay caused by misreading campaign finance law. Treasurer Clifford Shaw said funds were raised at a February 4 dinner in McLean to cover obligations to Harbor National Bank and Boston associates, with remaining debt and cash on hand listed.
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1100 Acre Park On Meramec Bought With State Funds
Jefferson City finalizes a $764,000 federal grant matched by Open Space Foundation funds to acquire 1,100 acres along both sides of the Meramec River for a new state park near Ballwin. The property spans the river in St. Louis County, with tracts owned by the David Ranken and Hercules estates. Ground will be titled to the state soon, but public access is planned for late next year.
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American boy visits Artek Soviet camp on the Black Sea
Chuck Whitehead, 12, spends a summer at Artek Pioneer Camp near Yalta with Soviet youths, sharing a dorm and routines while contrasting his American upbringing. He and his mother say the experience was positive, though the camp is highly regimented and military in character.
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Four Escapees Rob Bank: Two Caught, Two Free
Four federal prison escapees robbed Bank of North Carolina in Pollocksville, taking $10,000. Two fugitives were captured in Craven County, including Joseph Havel and Larry Bagley. Richard McCoy Jr and Melvin Walker remain at large. Police recovered some stolen cash as a helicopter chase and swamp search followed the escape from Lewisburg, Pennsylvania.
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Larry LeRoy Bagley
Des Moines
Iowa
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Morley
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United Airlines
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Cost of Buying Home Relentlessly Rises
The cost of buying a home climbs as mortgage rates hit a record 9.5 percent for FHA and VA loans. Senate approves $11.3 billion housing bill increasing loan caps to $55,000 for S&Ls and $45,000 for FHA/VA. Conventional loan rates near 9 percent. Fannie Mae auction hints at further rises and higher points for borrowers. monthly payments on a $30,000 loan rise from about $238 to $248.
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Gov Mandel Weds Longtime Girl Friend in Secret Ceremony
Maryland Governor Marvin Mandel quietly wed Jeanne Blackistone Dorsey, his longtime girlfriend, in a 15 minute Baltimore ceremony at Har Sinai Congregation. The marriage followed a judge dissolving his 32 year first marriage to Barbara Mandel.
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Cigarette Sales Up 4 Percent in 1973
The Federal Trade Commission reports 1973 cigarette sales rose 4 percent from 1972, the largest gain in a decade, with low tar brands up 40 percent. Total sales reached 584.7 billion dollars as tar content shifts continued despite Surgeon General warnings and ads bans.
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