Security tightened after Ford assassination attempt
Vice President Rockefeller said the attack was tragic and that security measures were boosted for politicians including Kennedy and Nixon. Ford pressed on with California schedule as Squeaky Fromme, 26, was seized in Sacramento for attempted murder. Manson links noted by prosecutors Bugliosi and Kay, with calls for gun control renewed.
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Recession signs emerge as recovery widens nation
The Labor Department reports unemployment steady at 8.4 percent in August with 275,000 more jobs, while wholesale prices rise 0.8 percent. Retail sales show strength with Kresge up 22 percent and factory orders up 3.6 percent as New York City faces potential default amid pension outlays and a legislative effort to craft relief.
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Mandel schedules show tentative Maryland events
Gov. Marvin Mandel's announced timetable for September 8 to 17 lists Cabinet Meeting, State House Trust, proclamations, bicentennial ceremonies at Johns Hopkins, a News Conference, and Jewish holidays. The plan includes Mother Seton canonization events, an American Day Parade in Baltimore, and a Southern Governors Conference in Orlando, Florida.
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Reagan May Lose Broadcast Income If Entering Race
Ronald Reagan faces potential loss of broadcast earnings if he becomes a formal Republican presidential candidate. Officials refuse to disclose income from radio, speaking tours, and columns, while published estimates range from 400000 to 750000 dollars this year. Deaver says income is a personal matter and will not comment.
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Maryland hospitals fined for late fiscal 1976 budgets
The Maryland Health Services Cost Review Commission fined Tayor Manor Ellicott City Montgomery General Olney and Dorchester General Cambridge 100 per day for failing to submit correct budgets for fiscal 1976. Hospitals must align accounting, with reviews possible. two hospitals criticized the move while Dorchester General planned a corrective budget by Sept. 9.
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Portugal ousts pro Communist Goncalves after six week clash
Pro Communist Gen Vasco Goncalves is expelled from the Revolutionary Council after a stormy military base meeting near Lisbon. Vice Admiral Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo is set to form a cabinet with support from Socialist and Centrist Popular Democrats as moderates gain power. The move ends Goncalves leadership dating to April 1974 when a coup toppled the dictatorship.
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Maryland court splits over retroactive juvenile cases
The Maryland Court of Appeals, 4-2, refuses to retroactively apply a 1970 federal ruling striking down treating 16 to 17 year olds as adults in Baltimore. It says youths tried and convicted in adult court cannot have records expunged, and likely cannot get new trials. The decision conflicts with the 4th Circuit, which in 1972 ruled retroactivity. Alphonso Wiggins sought voiding of his 1960 burglary conviction and expungement. The ruling hinges on limited retroactivity exceptions and notes potential federal appeal.
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Naval academy chief plans for first female middies arrival
Annapolis based Rear Adm. Kinnaird R. McKee says preparations for admitting women to the Naval Academy will dominate his near term work. He notes Congress favors the change, plans include dormitory space and new uniforms, but aims to keep costs modest while emphasizing stronger technical training for future officers. He downplays any humanities concerns.
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CBS hunting special airs with few commercials
CBS televised Guns of Autumn, a hunting violence report, with only one ad aired after gun clubs including the NRA pressed advertisers to pull. CBS News plans a sequel Echoes of the Guns of Autumn for Sept 28 to cover the controversy.
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