Supreme Court refuses to review sodomy laws again
Washington UPI reports the Supreme Court again declined to review the constitutionality of laws banning sodomy between consenting adults in private homes. The court denied the ACLU petition for oral argument and an opinion, leaving intact the March 29 ruling upholding Virginia’s law. Three justices dissented.
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Rockefeller to lead drive for Italy earthquake relief
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller will head a nationwide effort to raise five million dollars for emergency relief for survivors in northern Italy. The drive supplements a twenty five million dollar emergency grant approved by Congress. Rockefeller, having visited the stricken region, praised the dignity and spirit of the people.
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Von Braun hospitalized in Virginia hospital
Dr. Wernher von Braun, famed rocket expert and head of the U S space effort, is in a critical condition at Alexandria Hospital after a brief earlier hospitalization. The German-born scientist, 64, was readmitted May 14 following a May 5 admission and discharge, hospital director Hattie M. Fretz said.
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West Point honor system probe considered by Army official
Army Secretary Marlin Hott may order an inquiry into the West Point honor system amid reports of cadet cheating. Lt Gen Sidney B. Heery released a statement saying a formal assessment will be conducted at a future date while lawyers for 49 cadets urge a full investigation.
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New PA banking secretary nominee eyed from academia
Farrisburg based reports name Whitesell 34 a Franklin and Marshall professor in Lancaster as potential secretary of banking to replace retiring Carl Dellmuth. Whitesell previously taught at Franklin and Marshall for nine years after earlier work as an economist with the Federal Reserve Bank in Philadelphia.
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The Golden Door Exhibition Opens at Hirshhorn
The Bicentennial show at the Hirshhorn Museum surveys immigrant artists who found refuge in America. Curated from Joseph Hirshhorn’s collection, the exhibit titled The Golden Door 1876-1976 highlights painters, sculptors, architects and photographers connected to Latvia and other origins, inspired by Brora Javaris’ Statue of Liberty poem.
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Kissinger in Oslo seeks NATO unity on Europe policy
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger meets Western allies in Oslo amid a two day NATO ministerial council to address European policy challenges. He faces concerns over the Ford administration's stance and the risk of communists gaining strength in Italy. The U.S. presidential campaign and Kissinger's future add uncertainty to his actions.
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Mount Vernon hosts $1.2 million bicentennial light show
President Ford thanked French President Giscard d Estaing after premiering The Father of Liberty at Mount Vernon. The 47 minute spectacle retells George Washingtons life highlighting Franco American alliance figures Lafayette Franklin and Jefferson with Versailles style lighting and sound effects projected on the mansion.
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Beirut cease fire eyed after talks amid bitter fighting
Fighting in Beir ut and surrounding mountains eased today as both sides signaled a cease-fire within days. A summit between Kamal Jumblatt and President elect Elias Sarkis followed 13 months of war and aimed to end the conflict. Attendees included PLO head Yasser Arafat and lieutenant Salah Khalal.
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Handwriting Expert Tests Hughes Will Trump Sweepstakes
A Washington DC handwriting expert could reset the Hughes will search. A document found at Mormon Church HQ in Salt Lake City was the first contestant in the Hughes will sweepstakes, seeking to locate the last will of Howard Hughes.
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Jameson Hospital Radiation Info Hotline Misused
Confusion over a published radiation information number causes misdialing at Jameson Hospital. Spokesman urges proper use hours 9 am to 4 pm and notes the number is for general radiation information, not patient guidance.
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Carter optimistic about late primaries in Oregon and beyond
Carter says he is far ahead and not worried about late entrants like Brown or Udall. Ford and Reagan tout momentum from Maryland and Michigan as they vie for delegates toward the Democratic and Republican nominations. Carter hopes to push his delegate count past 1000 as major primaries in Oregon, Nevada, Arkansas, Kentucky, and Tennessee loom.
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County seeks larger site for Human Services Center
The county continues a three year search for a bigger home for the Human Services Center due to space and client growth. A downtown building is under review with potential federal funding covering up to 49 percent of renovation costs. The MHMR advisory board notes early-stage progress while it weighs site viability and a planned group home for mentally retarded adults.
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Bill to fund Foreign Aid at 9.6 Billion Draws Debate
Washington lawmakers debated a 9.6 billion year long foreign military aid bill after revisions to curb arm sales and increase congressional oversight. Rep. William Broomfield urged White House alignment as House discussions opened on the fiscal package. The measure includes aid restrictions, taxpayer safeguards, and conditional programs linked to human rights and nondiscrimination.
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Shelby town aims to fund its own community center
Shelby Ohio residents launch a grassroots drive to raise 1.6 million for a community center without taxes or government aid. In six weeks pledges exceed 50000 as workers, businesses, and students pledge, with payroll deductions planned for 3000 workers and activities like carnivals and a charity ball. Notable locals Mick Hall and Dave Yetzer lead efforts while Collin Kiley writes the Yes We Can Ballad.
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