Senator Church enters Democratic presidential race in Idaho City
Sen. Frank Church of Idaho announces his bid for the Democratic nomination in Idaho City. He criticizes the federal bureaucracy and urges focus on fundamental choices. Reagan campaigns in North Carolina after setbacks, while Carter and Wallace vie for Southern support with primarys approaching in April.
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First Dog Liberty Delights Public With Signed Photos
Washington sources report President Ford's golden retriever Liberty has become a fame drawing canine. Fans request autographed paw print photos. a white house rubber stamp bears Liberty's imprint while Susan Ford handles letters and requests amid a surge of donations to animal welfare causes.
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Weather Outlook for The Area and Surroundings
Fragments describe scattered showers possible in high elevations with low temperatures around 45. Winds noted, with clouds over the deserts and mountains. The language is garbled but indicates a windy, cool period with precipitation chances on Friday and in the nearby days.
Hearst trial closing arguments push verdict phase
In San Francisco prosecutor James L Browning Jr insists Patricia Hearst played her role as urban guerrilla, citing her testimony and the sawed off carbine. Defense counsel F Lee Bailey contends she acted under threat of death after kidnapping. Jury hears hundreds of exhibits as trial nears conclusion with judge keeping spectators inside.
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California official pushes decriminalizing heroin use
Dr Jerome Lackner of San Jose urged the Legislature to drop criminal sanctions on heroin use and to study heroin maintenance as an alternative to methadone. He said methadone programs can double addicts and that heroin should be decriminalized but not legalized. He spoke as an individual, not for agency or governor.
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Los Angeles Tax Hike Urged to Fund Services
LA's chief administrative officer Corwin Piper told the City Council Finance Committee that property taxes must rise to the legal limit from 1.32 to 1.41 per 100 of assessed value, affecting homes around 30 000 dollars, to sustain services. He noted a 50 cent monthly sewer charge would be added due to a federal program, and said departments faced budget requests exceeding anticipated revenue while Mayor Bradley ordered a spending freeze.
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Baxter Ward Plan Could Reach June Ballot
The item outlines Baxter Ward's rapid train plan and its potential entry onto the June ballot. The summary notes surrounding issues include safety, health concerns, and broader civic implications discussed in Page A1 coverage. The report ties the plan to other regional matters while highlighting ongoing governmental scrutiny.
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L B arrest in hit and run death of blind man
A 50 year old man was arrested at his Long Beach home in connection with the hit and run death of a blind Long Beach man and the injury of his blind wife. Harry Lee Lyles of 2193 Orange Ave. was nabbed by detective George Firestone on suspicion of manslaughter and two counts of felony hit and run driving. Bail set at 1500 dollars.
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Sled racer Norman Vaughan rescued after three days lost in Alaska
Veteran of Byrd's Antarctic expedition Norman Vaughan, age 70, was rescued after three days wandering in Alaska's wilds during the Iditarod race. He left a checkpoint 192 miles from Anchorage, ran out of food and fuel, and his dogs scattered during a risky search. Vaughan plans to enter next year's race. Four days into the event, four teams faced dog-related withdrawals and several illnesses.
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Congress backs Magna Carta trip despite revolt
Washington reports a House revolt over travel costs aborts a Magna Carta delegation plan. 25 members plus spouses and staff would visit Landor in May to receive a Braentenmalisan copy, opposed by Speaker Albert and some conservatives as an unwarranted international display.
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