Ford declares 'above board' bid for president
Ford announces a presidential bid promising to be the president of all people and to engage in constructive debate. He says he will work hard in primaries, plans to stay separate roles as president and campaigner, and heads to Michigan and Chicago for events including the National Cherry Festival Parade.
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Go ahead on Reagan bid tests GOP conservatives' grip
A source says Reagan will not appear in events without full support from him and aims to boost conservative clout at the convention. He may hope to be Ford's running mate or to gain bargaining power by building delegate strength, as GOP conservatives grow alienated by Ford's deficit policy and détente moves with the Soviet Union.
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Arsonist sets Pomona Hotel blaze killing eight
PORTLAND Ore Eight men died and 26 injured eight critically when an arson fire swept the Pomona Hotel on skid row late Monday night Police charged John A Newville 62 with arson and homicide Deputy Fire Chief Wayne Lambeth said victims clung to windows and ladders as firefighters rescued several people One man died later at a hospital Virgil Toward was among the injured and hospitalized in unknown conditions Damage was about 194000 to the wooden structure
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U.S. to shift building emphasis off suburbs
Housing and Urban Development Secretary Carla A. Tice urged cities to focus on preserving and rehabilitating inner areas rather than suburban sprawl. She cited a study showing urban preservation saves land and capital, reduces air pollution, and lowers energy use, while inner cities hold essential infrastructure and wealth.
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Elevator mishap delays Uhlmann oath in stalled ride
Michael B M Uhlmann rode an elevator to a ceremony to become head of the Justice Department Office of Legislative Affairs when it stalled for about 40 minutes. 13 others including Solicitor General Bork, Thornburgh and Levi joined in jokes as a mechanic freed them on the 4th floor.
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Garbage collectors top confidence poll amid demoralization
UPI reports pollster Louis Harris told the U S Conference of Mayors that Americans rate garbage collectors highest for confidence at 51 percent while many other professions show declines. He notes rising distrust in power, with 58 percent saying those with power exploit others.
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Dymally Seeks Probe Into Fund Use By Institute
Lt. Gov Mervyn Dymally asked the attorney general to probe newspaper reports accusing him of misusing funds from a Ford Foundation grant funneled to the Urban Affairs Foundation. He says the Times printed inaccuracies and he repaid an affiliate and was not involved in a housing project.
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Runaway Car Kills Carhop at Drive-In Burbank
A runaway car traveling about 50 mph crashed through a drive-in restaurant in Burbank killing carhop Karen Anderson, 19 of Van Nuys. The car struck a service window where she unloaded dishes, crushing her. driver Erma Morrison, 70, remained in the car with her foot on the accelerator as police arrived.
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