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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1976

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Savings bonds debated as a ripoff by economist Friedman

AP reports economist Friedman labels savings bonds a ripoff citing inflation eroding real returns while noting many Americans hold about 68 billion in bonds and pay taxes on the interest. George Stinson defends bonds as a national savings tool and safe government backed investments, though others say returns lag inflation.

Pitisblagh America Friedman University of Chicago pesTuinin Securities and Exchange Compasson Matunl

Reagan outspends Ford in early primary states

Campaign finance reports show Ronald Reagan spent more than George Ford in January in Florida New Hampshire Massachusetts Illinois and North Carolina with Reagan totaling 12 3 million to Ford 723 512 across these states Reagan raised 193 million last year while Ford raised 169 million Private funds favored Reagan and Ford led in Alaska caucuses as Jackson remained a frontrunner for Democrats

Washington Ronald Reagan Ford Florida Reagan Federal Election Commission Bearr Ged Amend New Hampshire Massachusetts North Carolina Henry M Jackson Alaska Heagan Hugh Gregg Gregg

Pentagon undertakes costly plan to fortify nuclear sites

Pentagon officials estimate a 250 million dollar program to strengthen protection of US nuclear weapons storage sites worldwide. The plan envisions converting sites into fortified facilities with NATO sharing much of the cost, as terrorism concerns rise and a detailed survey guides quick fixes pending permanent upgrades. Funding requests total over 584 million, with final totals contingent on ongoing analysis.

Washington Pentagon NATO Congress Ford Defense Donald Rumsfeld

Scranton Ford Choose U N Post Shown As First Candidate

Washington AP Former Pennsylvania Governor William W Scranton is President Ford s top pick for ambassador to the United Nations though he has not decided whether to accept Moynihan s successor. Moynihan leaves at month end. Scranton would carry Ford s policy of challenging Third and Fourth World powers and signaling candor in diplomacy.

Washington Pennsylvania William W Scranton Ford United Nations Scranton Daniel Patrick Moynihan Ron Nelsen Scranton 58 Scranton Stiil White House

Hearst jury to hear tapes in bank robbery case

The Hearst trial jury will hear taped statements in which Patricia Hearst, using the alias Tama, says she willingly joined her Symbionese Liberation Army captors in the April 15, 1974 robbery. Judge Carter ruled the tape voluntary and allowed testimony from a Los Angeles hostage witness, likely enabling Hearst to take the stand.

San Francisco Patricia Hearst Trai Miss Hearst Beig Oliver J Carter Los Angeles Carter

Tape evidence in Hearst trial expands witness list

US Atty James L Browning Jr said five or six more witnesses will testify this week on technical matters and the score of evidence surrounding Miss Hearst arrest last Sept 18. Bailey fought to suppress the taped communique and related Los Angeles shooting and kidnapping testimony outside the jury.

James L Browning Jr Miss Hearst F Lee Bailey Los Angeles Bailey SLA The New York Times Lockheed Daniel Haughton AC Kotchian Haughton Kotchian Japan Sen Frank Church

Lockheed bribe scandal draws mixed reactions in Japan

The Associated Press reports Lockheed Aircraft Corp faces shock waves as top executives hint at resignations amid a bribery probe. In Japan ultranationalist groups urge inquiry expansion while a Citizens Society demands disclosure of cabinet minister names linked to the payments.

Associated Press Lockheed Aircraft Corp Japan Citizens' Society Fusae Ichukawa Lockheed Consumers Union of Japan Ralph Nader Selrankat Blue Storm Society Takeo Mika Liberal Democratic Party

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