Emotional Plea By Fromme in Bail Hearing
Lynette Fromme, hooded in a red robe, tearfully asked to be released to resume a simple life. Judge MacBride reduced bail from one million to 950000, and may allow her to act as her own counsel with attorney guidance. Fromme and Sandra Good described breaking vows to camp outside the Hall of Justice and living on the sidewalk in Sacrament.
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Sacramento
Calif
Lynette A. Fromme
Charles Manson
Miss Fromme
Ford
U.S. District Court
Thomas J. MacBride
Sandra Good
MacBride
Capitol Park
Secret Service
Miss Good
Los Angeles
Kissinger says US will study Pershing missiles for Israel
Secretary of State Kissinger said the United States would study supplying Israel with Pershing missiles but denied any firm commitment. President Ford also said no firm agreement exists for Pershing missiles or F16 fighters, to begin production about 1980. The issue arose after a Washington Post report on a memorandum of agreement between the two nations.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
United States
Israel
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Europe
Hiroshima
Washington Post
Ford
Raelis
Washington
Ford weighs CIA overhaul options with possible split
Washington AP reports President Ford weighing CIA reform including moving covert overseas operations to another agency and creating an intelligence coordinator. Officials say major changes unlikely for months and a coordinator would not be CIA director.
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Washington
Ford
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Neces
William Colby
CBO Forecast A Bit Dismaying
Washington AP The Congressional Budget Office and the Ford administration present a bleak outlook with unemployment staying above 8 percent this year and easing only to 6.9 to 7.6 percent by year end 1976. Inflation is seen at 6 to 8 percent this year, while the administration projects 7 percent into spring. Alice Rivlin warns the recovery may falter after mid 1976 without more housing, car sales, and capital spending. Alan Greenspan calls the economy on track but urges fiscal and monetary restraint to curb inflation, and the report cautions against lifting price controls on oil and gasoline too soon.
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Washington
Congressional Budget Office
Congress
Ford Administration
Budget Office
White House
Alan Greenspan
Mayor Loyd recalls unforgettable Ottawa air expo trip
Ottawa Kansas Mayor Allen Loyd and wife Virginia joined Ottawa Canada officials at the first international Air Expo. The trip included a Ford Tri-Motor flight with hosts Chuck and Dianne LeMaster. Loyd praised Canadian hospitality and noted shared inflation concerns between nations.
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Ottawa
Canada
Allen Loyd
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Allan Loyd
Virginia
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Chuck
Dianne LeMaster
LeMaster
Kansas
Larry Greenberg
Greenberg
Royal Canadian Air Force
Silver Eagles
U.S. Army
LeMasters
Dianne
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