GOP Platform Looks Soft Too In 1978 Campaign
Washington AP reports the GOP may draft a concise platform for the 1978 campaign that avoids major disputes and seeks unity. Gov. Robert Ray, chairman of the Republican platform committee, says Ford and Reagan agree on most issues and that any differences would likely be in foreign policy.
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GOP
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Ames
Iowa
Reagan
Harris Trial Begins On A Bizarre Note
Los Angeles AP reports jury selection opens behind a bulletproof shield in the Harris robbery assault trial. Judge Brandler refuses sequestration, warns jurors, and notes Patricia Hearst remains a co defendant being tested in San Diego. Hearst trial separated. defense calls shield atmosphere fear inducing. The case ties to Symbionese Liberation Army actions on May 16 17 1974 and a spree of violence including a Sporting Goods store shooting four car thefts and two kidnappings.
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William
Emily Harris
Superior Court
Mark Brandler
Brandler
Patricia Hearst
Miss Hearst
Harrises
San Diego
San Francisco
William H. Orrick Jr
U.S
Symbionese Liberation Army
Bill
Brandier
Pork Prices Stay Hefty As Beef Falls
Kansas Farm Bureau Shoppers Guide reports beef prices fell across 17 stores while pork prices mostly rose. Beef cuts eased a penny to rib steak 1.54 lb and T bone 1.84 lb, round steak 1.22 lb, with arm roast 0.99 and ground beef 0.79 unchanged. Pork gains occurred in center cut chops 1.81, pork steak 1.44, and pork roast 1.48 lb, while whole ham at 1.15 and bacon 1.74 fell. Egg tomatoes lettuce apples sugar coffee bread milk prices moved modestly.
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Kansas Farm Bureau Shoppers Guide
National Brand
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Racial Tension in South Africa Sparks Outbreaks in townships
In Johannesburg area reports say most black areas were calm while Mamelodi and Atteridgeville saw arson and sporadic gunfire. A medical clinic and a shop were burned as police monitored entrances to the townships. Police Minister Kruger cited 140 dead and 1,128 injured, with most victims black.
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South Africa
Mamelodi
Pretoria
Atteridgeville
James Kruger
Kruger
Senate OKs Spain bases treaty to aid democracy
The Senate voted 84 to 11 to ratify a five year bases treaty with Spain and a 1.2 billion dollar aid package. The pact ties funding to Spain's progress toward democratic institutions under King Juan Carlos, while keeping U S bases during the transition. Senators urged continued fiscal review and annual appropriations to monitor Spain’s democratic evolution.
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Juan Carlos
Francisco Franco
Franco
Richard Clark
Iowa
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United
Clark
United States
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
T For
Vaccine Tests Point Toward Multiple Swine Flu Vaccines
Basic vaccines for swine flu passed initial human tests with 5186 volunteers showing promising results and few side effects. Researchers say one vaccine won’t fit all, and several vaccines or combos may be needed to immunize up to 215 million Americans under the federal plan. Adults 24 and older immunize easily, but children require cautious handling due to stronger reactions in trials.
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Washington
Harry Meyer
Food and Drug Administration
Bureau of Biologics
Notice of Hearing in Nina C. Davis Estate Case
In Franklin County Kansas probate court a petition by Wilman Lands seeks appointment of administratrix and to set aside Nina C Davis wills. Defenses due by July 14 1976 at 1 30 p m in Ottawa Kansas with hearing scheduled. attorney Robert L Pinet F O Box 304 Ottawa 66007 represents petitioner.
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Nina C. Davis
Ottawa
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