FEC to probe Morton White House appointment
The Federal Election Commission will investigate Rogers C Morton's White House adviser role paid by taxpayers but linked to political duties for Ford. Democratic candidate Fred Harris filed a complaint seeking full disclosure and a staff inquiry will begin once notarized. Other political notes include Reagan campaigning in Florida and Birch Bayh criticizing budget plans.
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States face bleak fiscal future across 37 states
Washington AP report notes 37 state survey showing spending outruns income with surpluses erased. Governors and legislatures face tax increases or spending cuts. 1976 revenue projected at 67.7 billion against 71 billion in expenditures. Energy and agricultural states faring better than industrial ones amid recession.
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Hearst quarreled by psychiatrist questions in court
Patricia Hearst testified at a pretrial hearing accusing Boston psychiatrist Dr Harry Kozal of bullying her with pointed questions about the January 7 examination at San Mateo jail. She said Kozal favored interrogation, demanded leg scars, and implied she helped kidnap the SLA leader. Witness Steven Sohab, jailed in connection with the April Carmichael bank robbery, was released on bail as the case moves forward.
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Moore sentencing today in Ford assassination case
Sara Jane Moore, once an FBI informant with radical ties, faces life imprisonment under a special federal law for attempted presidential assassination. Judge Samuel Cont could sentence her today after Moore pleaded guilty to the attack on President Ford in a San Francisco hotel.
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Blood policy clash as council backs paid donation gains
The Council on Wage and Price Stability urged more commercial blood collection arguing competition would improve quality and lower costs. It noted 10 to 15 percent of U.S. blood comes from paid donors who are paid five to twenty dollars per pint and cited higher hepatitis risks in paid blood. The group pressed FDA labeling changes and allowed paid collectors to share infection data from their own supplies.
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Ford invited to join Holderness ski team on slopes
The Holderness School in Plymouth New Hampshire with 75 ski team members invited President Ford to ski with them while he campaigns for the February 24 presidential primary. Campaign manager Howard Callaway has acknowledged the invitation. The school has won national prep championships 12 times in 17 years and many graduates have competed on Olympic teams.
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