Ford keeps relaxed schedule on vacation
President Ford continues a relaxed vacation blend of White House duties and athletics and will begin campaign-strategy sessions with advisers on Tuesday as he travels. Carter says Ford’s ticket boosts his chances in Western states during a four day campaign swing. Demonstrators arrested at antinuclear plant site as construction chief awaits arraignment. Fire probe expands to include past explosion at Tenneco refinery. U S businessmen seek State Department help counter terrorism abroad. Firefighters battle drought fires across southern England and Wales. Court resumes in Vernon bank fraud case tied to million dollar check kiting scheme. Connally declines GOP chair, cites need to campaign. Texas car train crash toll totals 22, with 4 dead. Exxon to hike rent for Maryland dealers. 303 affected. Scientists plan to fly over storm Emmy to test hurricane control tech. Wichita hospital chief defends laxity charge, saying facility is not a prison.
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Stand ready for attack US rejects NK regrets
The State Department rejected North Korea statement on the deaths of two American officers as a backhanded acknowledgment of guilt for deliberate and premeditated murders. The North Korean note came during Panmunjom talks while a UN work crew trimmed a tree blocking DMZ views. Major Arthur Bonifas, 33, was identified among the dead. Carter called the killings deliberate murder and Ford ordered a show of force.
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Cullen Davis charged with capital murder
Fort Worth Texas AP Cullen Davis faces capital murder charges in the August 2 3 killings at his estranged wife’s mansion including the deaths of Andrea Wilborn 12 and Stan Farr 30. He was jailed on bond then re arrested on the new charge as he prepared for a Houston trip with his private jet. Dist Atty Tim Curry says evidence prompted upgrading from murder to capital murder and notes the case also involves the attempted murder of his wife and Gus Garrel Jr. 21.
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Dallas schools prepare for peaceful desegregation plan
Dallas officials push for a calm opening as 18 000 students in grades 4 through 8 are bused to neighb orhoods outside their areas while nearly 10 000 more transfer to magnet schools 550 buses transport students with guards aboard each bus to deter violence Dallas enrollment stands at 140 000 with 44 percent Anglo 44 percent black and 12 percent Mexican American The plan cost is projected at 13 to 23 million funded by an 8 percent tax hike and the Dallas Alliance drafted the desegregation proposal while the nation begins a new school year before Labor Day
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Congress resumes work on taxes abortion and BI bomber
Congress returns from recess to tackle Senate House differences on taxes and abortion and the B1 bomber. The Senate proposes $1 billion in subsidies for the Postal Service and a study commission by Feb 15 1977 while House plans include toxic substance controls and extending the student loan guarantee. The Labor and Health bill includes a ban on federal funding for abortions and funds public service jobs.
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General says Kissinger sought doctored report
Lt. Gen. Daniel O. Graham says analysts rewrote a National Intelligence Estimate on Soviet missile warhead progress after Henry Kissinger disagreed with conclusions. He recalls Kissinger, then NSC head, wanting a CIA NIE to show faster MIRV progress to push for a SALT deal. An associate disputes the portrayal as overly harsh and notes Kissinger urged reassessment rather than dictating conclusions.
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Super Fly the secret weapon in war on screwworm
Officials at the Screwworm Eradication Plant in Mission Texas tout a new strain called double o nine and a program of sterilized gamma irradiated flies to curb screwworm outbreaks. Plant leaders cite dramatic declines in cases since 1962 while ranchers blame ranch conditions and economics for rising numbers.
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