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Nixon resignation ushers Ford era as nation seeks unity
The nation breathes after President Nixon’s resignation and Gerald R. Ford’s ascent to the presidency at noon. Congress moves to appoint a new vice president, while leaders urge bipartisan cooperation to heal domestic rifts and resume governing.
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America
White House
Nixon
Gerald P. Ford
United States
Congress
Mr. Ford
Spiro T. Agnew
Ford
Gerald R. Ford
Cearly
Runaway Youths Studied, Show Limited Protection Need
University of Michigan researchers told a House subcommittee that about 6 percent of 11 to 18 year olds ran away between 1969 and 1972, but most stayed with friends or relatives. Only 13 percent went far from home, and under 10 percent engaged in delinquency. Fewer than 1 in 2,000 required supervision for lengthy periods, while overall numbers rose mainly due to population growth.
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University of Michigan
Institute For Social Research
U.S. House of Representatives
Martin Gold
David J. Reimer
Equal Opportunity Subcommittee
Gold
Reimer
Ovarte
Reader Letters Question Rodeos Cause Pain to Animals
A letter argues rodeos harm animals for audience profit. It cites a two year HSUS study across Montana Wyoming and Colorado showing injuries including broken limbs burns wounds and bucking caused by flank straps spurs and laso usage. It condemns calf roping and steer busting as inhumane.
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Humane Society of the United States
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
HSUS
Political corruption and hush money in government spending
A detailed report claims billions in public funds were diverted to political ends, with documented White House material showing plans to steer grants and contracts to favor the President's re-election. It notes the lack of impeachment action and cites figures such as a $1.4 billion potential pool, with a proposed coordinating effort by Fred Malek and Casper Weinberger to ensure quotas were met in departments.
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Washington
White House
Fred Malek
Nixon
Office of Management and the Budget
Congress
H.R. Haldeman
Malek
Casper
Cap) Weinberger
Senate
House of Representatives
Heat records in Frederick mark warm August day
Yesterday marked the hottest day in years in Frederick with the official thermometer peaking at a high temperature the warmest since earlier in the year. The report notes a pattern of crab populations dipping annually and hints at research by a Chesapeake Biological Laboratories official.
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Frederick
Reney
Chesapeake Biological Laboratories
Chesapeake Bay
Debate on Vietnam veterans benefits sparks constitutional questions
Veteran pickets the White House arguing for changes in VA benefits while questioning who deserves aid. The piece cites Roosevelt and Bradley, notes half of all veterans may be eligible for special benefits, and warns of rising VA costs targeting non service connected payments.
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Tom Tiede
Washington
NEA
White House
Air Force
Nam
California
Vitnam
Republic
America
Franklin Roosevelt
Gen
Omar Bradley
Commission On
U.S
Veterans Administration
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