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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1976
Page
12
Gilmore, 36, faces a death sentence for the Cin Center Motel clerks killing after District Judge Bullock set January 17 for execution. He contends a legal technicality could halt the action as US Supreme Court rulings impact the case.
Reagan told the AP he did all he could to help Ford and that staffers seeking someone to blame are looking for a scapegoat. He suggested a 1977 GOP convention to revitalize principles and debated possibly renaming the party while avoiding the word conservative.
The Agriculture Department reports a global grain reserve near 156.2 million metric tons by July 1, up 42 percent from this year. Production reaches a record 1,086.6 million tons, with Soviet Union and United States crops driving the increase. consumption also hits a record at 1,010.5 million tons.
President elect Carter's advisers have reached substantial agreement on clemency extending to as many as 250000 Vietnam era servicemen with tarnished records. An executive order could modify service records for military offenders, though some may not have formal convictions. Deserters and those with less than honorable discharges could be included.
AP report notes President-elect Jimmy Carter favors plain style over imperial pageantry. White House veteran Ned San Francisco Zephyr recounts the era of pomp, while aide Greg Schneiders says Carter aims for nonimperial conduct, encouraging staff disagreement and possibly swapping the presidential Lincoln for a Ford LTD to curb deference.
Doctors report successful testing of a new bromocriptine based drug that helps Parkinsons patients who no longer respond to L dopa. One woman regained talking eating and sitting up. The trial by Abraham Lieberman at New York University Medical School appears in the New England Journal of Medicine and points to a potential future therapy.
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