Betty Ford signals campaign vigor despite Nixon pardon talk
Betty Ford in Vail says the White House can be lonely and predicts a tough race for her husband Ford against Democrat Carter. She endorses gun registration and lighter sentences for marijuana offenses, discusses Susan Ford’s love life, and notes her ongoing medical treatment with chemotherapy ending in October.
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French Bishop Defies Papal Ban Draws Pope's Ire
Castel Gandolfo Italy AP Pope Paul VI denounces traditionalist French bishop Marcel Lefebvre for publicly celebrating Mass in defiance of a papal ban. Vatican spokesman calls this a moment of tranquility with possible excommunication or removal from priesthood as legalities unfold. Lefebvre led a 7000 strong Mass in Lille, challenging modern language reforms of Vatican II and defending calls for tighter church authority. An American priest assisted, and Lefebvre asserts the church has entered an adulterous marriage with revolution, risking separation from the church.
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Switzerland
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Mich
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Houston
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United States
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Mon
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Inversion Causes Microwave Delays Across Regions
A temporary microwave signal fade slowed Southwestern Bell service in parts of the western United States early today. The company rerouted traffic via cables and alternate routes as weather services disputed a strong near ground inversion, with most areas regaining normal service within eight hours.
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Flynt hints on leak source in Schorr report case
Washington AP Chairman John Flynt says he believes the House ethics panel has identified the person who supplied CBS Newsman Daniel Schorr with a secret report from the House intelligence committee. The panel voted 7 to 1 to seek another $100,000 to finish its leak probe. Rep. Albert Quie moved to reverse Schorr subpoena but withdrew when members were absent.
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House Intelligence Committee
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Georgia
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R-Mina
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Quie
Tax reform moves to extend individual tax cuts
Washington AP Senate and House conferees agreed to extend through 1977 the individual tax cuts enacted last year. The cuts are worth 180 dollars for a typical four person family at 15000 income and 445 dollars for a family of four with 6000 income. They also agreed to permanent increases in standard deductions, 1700 for single filers and 2100 for joint returns, with a 16 percent maximum up to 2400 for singles and 2800 for couples.
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Environmentalists Hope in Senate Block on Old River Dam
Washington AP report notes environmentalists push to preserve a 26.5 mile New River segment in North Carolina by blocking a 1,600 megawatt twin dam hydroelectric project. The measure, backed by Ford administration, faces Senate vote amid broader tax reform talks and pending emission rule delays. Geologists cite the river as part of an ancient Western Hemisphere basin.
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Area Must Wait For Flu Vaccine
Kansas and Missouri health officials say swine flu immunization will start about six weeks away with shipments likely after October 1, when legal protections for manufacturers kick in. The program should begin the week of October 11, varying by county in Kansas. Missouri weighs whether to route all 3.7 million doses to Jefferson City or split to St. Louis and Kansas City.
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Kansas Bureau of Epidemiology
Jerry Giffen
Jefferson City
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