Inouye denies plans to fire aide amid perjury claim
Senate calm over ethics pressure claims as Daniel Inouye states no firing plans for Henry Giugnn, while the aide admitted perjury before a grand jury. Separate reports cover a California mob attack verdict in Lake Charles, a Beirut cease fire scene, and other national items.
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Ford Carter clash leaves voters split in debate
In Philadelphia the first 1976 debate ended without a clear winner as AP polls show Ford gaining a small edge among viewers while Carter challenged Ford on leadership. The 90 minute exchange covered unemployment inflation taxes and domestic policy with no new proposals.
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Rhodesia to hand over power to blacks within two years
Prime Minister Ian Smith plans a radio and TV address to confirm Rhodesia's white minority government will transfer control to the black majority within two years. The move follows pressure from the United States and South Africa, with a call for rapid reform and an end to the guerrilla war.
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Africans push to spotlight white supremacy at U N
African delegates in New York urge General Assembly plenary debate on South Africa's apartheid system. Salim Ahmed Salim of Tanzania urged the issue be given maximum prominence, noting Kissinger had placed it on the back burner.
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New cars average better gas mileage
The EPA reported 1977 model cars averaged 18.6 miles per gallon, up 1 mpg from 1976 and 6 percent over 1974, with 11 of 13 auto makers meeting the 1978 standard and seven foreign makers reaching the 1980 target of 20.0 mpg. Ford and Chrysler failed to meet the 1978 requirement.
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