Ford Staffers Plan Debates With Carter and Dole bridge roles
White House sources say President Ford plans a series of four nationally televised debates with Jimmy Carter and will begin high level strategy talks this week. Robert Dole says he may have been chosen to bridge Ford Reagan supporters and California could be winnable if Reagan backs the ticket.
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Final Flood Death Toll May Be 170
A missing persons list released Sunday indicated the final death count in the Big Thompson Canyon flood could reach 170. Four bodies recovered increased the tally to 123 with 11 identified. 93 people remain missing or unconfirmed across the nation.
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Eglin airman arrested in Wright break-in case
A 19 year old Eglin airman William Brien Perleoni from the 33rd OMS was arrested at Hamp's Trailer Park after a break in at Jimmie's Hideaway on Real Arkway. He faces possession of stolen property charges as money and merchandise were recovered and a television and liquor were also taken. Deputies say more arrests are expected and the incident was discovered at 4 a.m. with arrest at 9 45 a.m. Investigating were Parker and Dan Parkton deputies with Sheriff Task Force assistance.
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Britain faces winter water cuts in worst drought in 250 years
London reports drastic water restrictions as South Wales residents may see taps dry for seven hours daily and twelve hour cuts for 15 000 more. Thames Authority taps 35 wells to augment the river while government weighs a formal emergency. High vegetable prices reflect crop losses and fires threaten wildlife.
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Americans Hold Talks With Lebanon Christian Faction Leaders
U S diplomats Robert Houghton and David Mach met Lebanon’s Christian leader Elias Sarkis in Beirut amid multi front fighting. Officials say the talks signal U S preference for Sarkis as a moderating figure, though no peace plan was offered and no recognition of partition was asserted.
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Auto Care Increases Take Leap
Hertz Corp reports U S vehicle operating costs rose sharply after the 1973 oil embargo with depreciation driving much of the rise. Costs climbed from 187 billion in 1972 to 283.2 billion in 1975 as fuel and other expenses grew, while mileage costs per year surged and government fuel efficiency rules added about 3.7 billion in fuel costs.
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Apartment Fire Claims Seven Occupants in Chicago
A Sunday fire in a three story Chicago building killed mother Catherine Owens and six children: Michael 3 Darnell 4 Shamille 3 and Dwayne 6. One child survived with injuries. nine others escaped, some leaping from windows. Owens daughter Nicole was treated after a fall while escaping. In Mt Sinai Hospital, authorities confirmed the deaths and injuries.
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Congress reconvenes amid battle lines over spending and reform
President Ford labels the Democratic-led Congress vote hungry and free spending as it returns to face key issues. The Senate weighs postal reform amid a 4.5 billion dollar deficit and subsidy debates while the House targets DC affairs toxic substances and student loans.
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Philippines Earthquake Toll Seen Near Eight Thousand
Manila reports the quake and tsunamis in Mindanao and Sulu may kill up to 8,000 people and cause about 140 million dollars in damage. Marcos cites a possible end to the Moslent insurgency and notes plans for a nuclear plant review.
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