Reagan Attacks Ford Foreign Policy At Convention
AP News Analysis by Walter A. Mears notes Reagan’s critique of Ford’s Soviet policy as pivotal in his primary comeback and a potential flashpoint at the Republican convention. The piece discusses how Reagan’s amendment seeks a tougher stance, while Ford strategists weigh language to avoid risky clashes and preserve support.
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Walter A. Mears
Kansas City, Mo
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Reagan
California
Agan
Soviet Union
U.S
Henry A. ‘Kissinger
Cme
Ford Administration
Kissinger
America
Elizabeth Ray Faces Hard Work at Republican Convention
Elizabeth Ray, the Washington sex star and former secretary linked to Ohio Congressman Wayne L. Hays, made her debut as a political reporter at Kemper Arena. She described the scene as demanding and more taxing than her past roles, while being chased by reporters and photographers.
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Kansas City
Washington
Elizabeth Ray
Congress
Kemper ‘Arena
Miss Ray
Onesis Magazine
Ohio
Wayne L. Hays
Hays
Safe Deposit Bandits Hit Again In Paris Heist
In Paris on the Ile Saint Louis thieves used sewers to enter a Societe Generale branch and rifled 191 safe deposit boxes. No loss estimate given. The prior Nice bank theft by the same method took about $8 million from 305 boxes.
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Paris
Nice
Societe Generale Bank
France
Ile Saint-Louis
Col Ed Crowder Retires From USAF After 26 Years
Col Ed Crowder retires from the U S Air Force after 26 years of service on August 1 and plans to move with his wife Leanna and two children Warren and Marva to Monument Colorado. He was last stationed at Robins AFB Georgia as chief of aircraft maintenance and will attend a vocational school to pursue a carpenter's certificate. Col Crowder has been visiting his parents at 4 Ozark Place before the move.
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Ed Crowder
U.S. Air Force
J. Walter Crowder
Ozark Place
Col. Crowder
Air Force
Monument
Colo
Colorado Springs
Robins Air Force Base
Georgia
Leanna
Warren
Marva
Offshore Oil Bidding Advances Amid Court Ruling
The Interior Department wins a appeals court ruling clearing the way for the first Atlantic Ocean lease sale. Bidders discuss 876 750 acres 60 miles south of New York and 45 90 miles from Delaware Maryland New Jersey Virginia coasts. The Baltimore Canyon Trough could hold up to 1.4 billion barrels of oil and 9.4 trillion cubic feet of gas worth as much as 31 billion dollars. the sale may bring up to 800 million. The court delaying injunction is lifted with hearings set for late September on environmental issues.
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New York
Interior Department
Atlantic Ocean
Y. Oil Company
Long Island
Delaware
Maryland
New Jersey
Virginia
Atlantic
Baltimore Canyon
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. District Court
Jack Weinstein
Weinstein
Asst
U.S. Atty. J
Christopher Jensen
Appeals Court
Jensen
Traces Of Kepone Found In Atlantic Fish
FDA tests show Kepone residues in Chesapeake Bay and Atlantic fish from Delaware to New York, with seven Chesapeake specimens near action level. No Mirex yet. results preliminary and cover multiple species and sites along the East Coast.
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Washington
Virginia
Chesapeake Bay
Atlantic Ocean
Delaware
New Jersey
New York
Food and Drug Administration
Chesapeake
FDA
Bay
Texas Gulf Coast
Gulf of Mexico
Hopewell
Life Sciences Products Co
Foreign Contracts In Investigation Involving State Department probe
The State Department will probe claims of official favoritism in awarding construction and real estate contracts for US diplomatic facilities abroad. Inspector General Robert M. Sayre will lead the inquiry, following allegations in The Washington Post of a Mexican builder, Marcos Russek, receiving over 5 million dollars through favored ties to Rep. Wayne L. Hays.
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Washington
State Department
Henry A. Kissinger
Robert M. Sayre
Foreign Service
Sayre
Washington Post
Marcos Russek
Russek
Wayne L. Hays
Ohio
Hays
Mexico
House International Relations
Foreign Buildings
Orlan C. Ralston
The
Post
Three Judges Will Study Cadet Case
The U S Court of Military Appeals heard two hours of arguments on halting disciplinary action against 180 cadets amid a West Point cheating scandal. Cadet proceedings continue as boards sustain charges against many, with several cadets resigning or being cleared or dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.B. Fletcher Jr
Fletcher
William H. Cook
Matthew J. Perry
Henry Rothblatt
New York City
West Point
Army
Richard J. Bednar
Omaha
Neb
Court of Military Appeals
No Charges On Legislator In Sex Case
Washington AP report states Colleen Gardner claims she was pressured for sex by Congressman John Young in exchange for employment at premium pay. Prosecution reportedly will not press charges, citing lack of fraud evidence. Gardner says she is bewildered. Gardner alleges abuse over five years, quitting last March. Young calls the allegations poppycock.
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Washington
Colleen Gardner
John Young
Victoria
Tex
Department of Justice
Young
Washington Star
Justice Department
Gardner
Congress
Virginia
Capitol Hill
Law Aimed To Aid Farmers Barred By Corporations
Missouri county officials say a 1975 farm land use tax law mostly benefits corporations and land speculators. The law allowed farming land to be assessed at use value, not market value, but officials allege it shifts tax relief away from small farmers and may be overturned by court challenges to school aid assessments.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Associaton
Association
Pettis County Assessor
William McCune
McCune
George Lehr
County Association
Legionnaires Disease Probe Expands in Philadelphia
Federal health investigators arrive to study suspected environmental factors at downtown sites in Philadelphia including the Bellevue Stradford Hotel where many victims stayed. The team will inspect ventilation and water lines after 25 deaths and 170 illnesses linked to the Legion convention area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
National Institute For Occupational Safety and Health
William Feising
Felsing
Center For Disease Control
Bellevue-Stratford
American Legion
Jane Palmer
Legion
Arkansas Vigil Ends After Ten Month Watch
Grannis Arkansas AP The 10 month vigil for the second coming of Christ ends Sheriff Bill Hattaway says they are not continuing their watch Federal and state officials had removed vigil members for missed mortgage payments Joe Hardegree says most have returned to work Sun Light members say many are seeking jobs after the wait began when a member claimed God instructed them to wait for Christ’s return.
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Grannis
Ark
Pape County
Bill Hattaway
Hattaway
Joe Hardegree
Mena
Sun Light
Christ
Fund Drive Supports Courtney Centers July Totals
The Courtney Child Care Centers raised 7903.51 from donations and events in July, matched by a local donor to 6807.02 to sustain operations through year end. Donations from individuals, businesses, churches, and groups funded the effort, with memberships 113 dollars and events including an ice cream social, a dance, and church benefits.
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Courtney Child Care
Second Baptist Church
St. Lukes Methodist Church
Lewis French
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