Reagan Says Ford Policy Leaves U.S. Weak Worldwide
Ronald Reagan denounces the Ford administration’s foreign policy as dangerously weak and aimless, arguing the nation is second best in a global arena. He cites the risks of being outmatched and urges stronger military resolve.
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Quinlans win right to pull plug
New Jersey Supreme Court, in a 7 to 0 ruling, allowed removal of the respirator keeping Karen Quinlan alive after a year in a vegetative state if doctors deem the condition hopeless. Joseph Quinlan named guardian to decide if life support should end, with potential U.S. Supreme Court appeal.
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Thunderstorm blamed for worst U S air disaster
Government safety experts linked a severe thunderstorm to the worst single airplane accident in U S history as an Eastern Airlines jet failed to land at Kennedy Airport in June killing 113 of 123 aboard. The board urged improved storm safety and noted faster recognition of descent in Flight 66.
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Coastal States says La-Vaca claims may be exaggerated
Coastal States Gas Corp reports some of the 1.4 billion dollar court claims against its La-Vaca Gathering unit may have been exaggerated for publicity. Outside counsel believes defenses exist, but adverse judgments could harm the company financially. La-Vaca posted 1975 gains from liquid sales while suffering pre tax losses, with a 1974 loss of 11.2 million. A February 6, 1975 proposal proposed sale or spin off of La-Vaca stock, deemed no longer viable. The note omits details of disputes over gas cost recovery and replacement gas pricing.
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Policemen Acquitted on Wiretap Charges in Houston
In Houston nine officers and Joe Singleton were acquitted in federal court of illegal wiretapping during 1972 73. Judge John V Singleton Jr. allowed the officers to return to duty, with Police Chief Bond saying they could be back in five seconds.
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New York Faces Hearings On Fiscal Promises To Congress
Senate Banking Committee begins two day hearings on New York City compliance with promises of fiscal responsibility tied to emergency federal loans. Treasury Secretary Simon and Governor Carey testify with Mayor Beame and Comptroller Staats due to speak.
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