Saxbe urges rehab focus on youths in corrections system
Attorney General William Saxbe urged prison officials to emphasize rehabilitation for youthful and first time offenders rather than hard core criminals. He spoke at ceremonies for a new 22 story federal correctional center in San Diego, arguing many programs misplace resources and that swift prosecution suits hardcore offenders. He warned against overreliance on community programs and stressed the need to change offenders who truly want to reform.
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William B. Saxbe
Federal Correctional Center
Saxbe
Sato says too late to call off Ford visit to Japan
Eisaku Sato declares Ford's Japan trip on November 18 to 22 cannot be postponed. He notes Tanaka's political risk and anti American protests, but insists the visit should proceed to give Ford a true sense of Japan. Sato, 73, recalls their overlapping roles and states relations will endure regardless of upheaval.
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Ford
Tokyo
Eisaku Sato
Japan
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Kakuei Tanaka
Eisenhower
Tanaka
America
Ford Rejects Gas Tax Increase and Rebukes Morton
President Ford, facing auto layoffs, again rejects a gasoline tax hike and scolds Interior Secretary Morton for reviving the idea. Morton said economists study fuel-saving options and would discuss with Congress, but Ford reiterated no tax increase.
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Ford
Rogers C. B. Morton
Morton
White House
Phoenix
Ariz
Secretary of the Interior
Energy Resources Council
Michigan
Automak
Auto Industry Cuts Mount Amid Slumping Car Sales
The auto sector reports further layoffs with General Motors announcing 1 064 more indefinite furloughs at eight Chevrolet plants after Friday shifts. GM also plans 5 000 more layoffs for two weeks at the Vega plant in Lordstown Ohio. Ford Motor Co. has laid off 8 500 indefinitely and 3 000 for one week.
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General Motors
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Vega
Lordstown
Ohio
Ford Motor Co
Ford urges shoppers to buy wisely not curb buying
President Ford told real estate agents and journalists at separate events in Phoenix that Americans should not postpone purchases to fight inflation. He opposes wage and price controls and higher gas taxes and urged consumers to save more while buying wisely and shopping sharper.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Ford
Society of Professional Journalists
Sigma Delta Chi
Woman mugged by bag-snatcher in Los Angeles incident
Mrs. Hollis Sharpe, with a broken arm, recalled a mugging in Los Angeles where a man grabbed a plastic bag she carried to clean up after her Miniature Poodle. She said the thief should beware of ladies with dogs and wished there was more in the bag.
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Los Angeles
Hollis Sharpe
Wintry cold grips most of the United States
A vast cold front plunged across the nation from the Rockies to the Appalachians and the Deep South with snow in the Great Lakes and northern Appalachians. Travel advisories remained in effect in parts of Virginia and Tennessee as temperatures plummeted below freezing from the Great Plains to the Mississippi Valley.
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Tennessee
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Israel faces UN speech limits amid Arab majority control
At the United Nations General Assembly the 75 to 23 vote with 18 abstentions restricted each country to one major speech during the Palestine debate, halting Israel’s plan to counterattack the PLO. The Arab bloc, led by Abdelaziz Bouteflika, consolidated power as Arafat was given a prime minister like status, while Sakkaf of Saudi Arabia died in New York.
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Palestine
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United States
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Saudi Arabia
New York
Sakkaf
United Nations General Assembly
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Sakkar
Ford
Israel
Yosef Tekoah
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Farouk Khaddoumi
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