Plot to kill Kennedy investigated in Springfield
Investigators weigh if an alleged plan to kill Sen. Edward M. Kennedy was serious or idle talk. David J. King 31 and Sandra R. Rondeau 37 faced arraignment after being charged with conspiring to kill Kennedy. King said he was offered 30 000 to help, as White 42 was linked to the case.
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Springfield
Mass
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
David J. King
Associated Press
Kennedy
Salvation Army
King
White
Salvation Army Center
Kell U.S
NAS Says Aerosol Cans Threaten Ozone, Delayed Ban Considered
The National Academy of Sciences warns fluorocarbon aerosols damage the ozone layer and may raise skin cancer risk and global temperatures. Panels call delaying a ban 1–2 years for further study while preparing regulatory tools, noting possible 7 percent ozone loss by 1973 levels and potential climate effects and agricultural impacts.
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Washington
National Academy of Sciences
Academy
Philip Handler
NAS
White House
Earth
Kansans Give GOP An Edge In Governor Ford Poll
In Topeka a Central Research poll for the Topeka Daily Capital shows Ford Dole leading Carter Mondale 44 to 41 in Kansas with 4 percent for other candidates and 11 percent undecided. It surveyed 1,000 adults by telephone Sept 3–8, noting Kansas last voted Republican in 1960 and that Carter had led in a July poll.
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Topeka, Kan
Ford
Robert Dole
R Kan
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Walter Mondale
D-Minn
Topeka
Central Research
Dole
Carter
Mondale
Kansas
Didates
Clinois
Detroit
Michigan
Kansas City
Texas
Arkansas
College Costs Pinch Families
College costs strain families as tuition and living expenses rise to record levels. The article outlines average yearly costs for four year on campus study, discusses federal aid aims from Ford and the parties, and reviews five U.S. Office of Education programs including basic and supplemental grants, work study, and student loans with eligibility basics and application steps.
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Ford
U.S. Office of Education
Washington, D.C
No Security Push In Wake Of Hijacking
Airports across the United States reported no major security changes after the Trans World Airlines hijacking by five Croatian nationalists. Only Seattle-Tacoma noted increased security while officials awaited La Guardia incident details. The hijackers threatened to blow up the plane but no explosives or weapons were found.
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Associated Press
New York City
Trans World Airlines
Chicago
Los Angeles
Boston
Baltimore
Washington
St. Louis
Des Moines
Iowa
Cleveland
San Francisco
Phoenix
Ariz
Atlanta
Seattle-Tacoma International
la Guardia
New York
United States
Jack Cunningham
Port of Portland
Ore
Portland International Airport
FAA
Federal Aviation Administration
John Leyden
Paris
TWA
Rejected Persons Use Church To Air Views
A group of Methodists including Hazel Decker and four others discussed disease of social rejection at Olivet Baptist Church Portland Oregon. The event linked to the United Methodist General Conference featured a gay caucus and emphasized isolation faced by women clergy and Black members along with calls for continued interdenominational support and future generosity.
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Hazel Decker
Jacksonville
Texas
Olivet Baptist Church
Portland
Ore
United Methodist General Conference
Leigh Roberts
University of Wisconsin
Theresa Hoover
Melvin Wheatley
Denver
Colo
Lucille
Dole Campaign Tour Aims to Shape Image for Ford
Senator Bob Dole continues cross country campaigning to counter the perception that he and President Ford are anti-people. He meets Chamber groups in Lexington and a GOP reception in Salt Lake City, ending in San Francisco amid praise of Ford’s White House strategy.
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Washington
Bob Dole
Ford
Chamber of Commerce
Lexington
Salt Lake City
Dole
San Francisco
NBC
Meet the Press
White House
Congress
Ann Arbor
Mich
Dale
Brawl at Mid-America Fair marred Topeka event
At the Mid-America Fair in Topeka a brawl left Gregory E. Wilson shot in the back while Robert Hoffman of Leavenworth suffered knife wounds. About 30 officers patrolled the grounds as youths beat several people and a sheriff's deputy was knocked down. The fair closed early at 1 PM.
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Kan
Leavenworth
Gregory E. Wilson
Midway
Ehant Gowre
Robert Hoffman
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