Reagan Attacks Carter on TV During GOP battle
Reagan pressed his bid for Republican delegates on national TV and attacked Carter’s policies while Ford’s rivals pledged support. Carter met with governors endorsing Reagan’s nomination drive and discussed a potential running mate, as Mondale’s camp signaled interest. Ford hosted Queen Elizabeth II during a Bicentennial visit as campaign plans pivot.
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Disciplinary Hearings Start for 34 Louisville Officers
Louisville Safety Director Allen Bryan opened disciplinary hearings for 34 police officers accused of a work slowdown last week. They face charges of neglect of duty and misconduct after reporting cruiser tires were low. City officials warned fringe benefits could be cut if the slowdown continues. The hearings were closed to the public and outcomes were not disclosed.
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Court orders end to bail bonds in Jefferson County Kentucky
The Kentucky Supreme Court lifted an injunction allowing enforcement of the state ban on commercial bail bonds. Jefferson County officials will enforce the law immediately, ending operations once linked to Louisville area courts.
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English Queen Reflects 1776 Mistake During U S Tour
Queen Elizabeth, in Philadelphia after Independence Day events, says King George III erred by not compromising with American colonies in 1776. She praises founding fathers' lessons, thanks colonists, and notes Britain must yield at times. The visit includes receptions at the AI Museum and a tour planned for New York Boston Charlottesville and Providence.
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Kentucky to Enforce Implied Consent Law Again
Kentucky officials say motorists who refuse a breathalyzer will lose their license, but receive a pre-revocation hearing. Commissioner Arnold notes enforcement begins July 15 after AG opinion and previous injunctions. hearing officer will decide on refusal and extenuating circumstances while affidavits are filed.
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Lebanese Civilians Join Fight Against Invaders
Christian and civilian forces in Chekka pushed back leftist and Palestinian attackers in a northern Lebanon confrontation. In Beirut and Tal Zaatar clashes continued as civilians mobilized to defend homefront, while evacuation efforts by the British Embassy and attempts to reach Damascus proceeded amid ongoing combat and power outages.
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