Ford campaign faces tough questions on Soviet domination claim
Ford's remarks during a debate with Carter sparked backlash over his assertion that the Soviets do not dominate Eastern Europe. He defended his stance amid campaign travels and criticism of his White House appearances. He emphasized a tough stance on Soviet influence while seeking to reassure voters on Eastern Europe policy.
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Hungarian exile protests Ford transfer of power to Soviets
Hungarian American Erdely of Cyress claims President Ford sold out Hungary to the Soviet bloc and says a large Hungarian American group will oppose Ford. He cites Polish and Romanian context and the 20th anniversary of Hungary’s 1956 uprising, urging action and memory.
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Carter quote used in Heinz Senate race ads
Political ad uses Jimmy Carter remark about H John Heinz III to argue GOP gains. Carter’s 1973 comment was misinterpreted by Heinz supporters who say Carter’s stance was unclear. Heinz campaign cites the line to claim Carter weighed in on the Pennsylvania race as a Democrat.
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Job picture brightens only fractionally in September
The Labor Department reports September unemployment at 7.8 percent, down slightly from August, but total employment fell by 167000 and the civilian labor force dropped 230000. Officials say changes are not statistically significant, as Ford touts slow progress and Meany criticizes the data.
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Long Beach poverty fund fraud probe expands to federal and local lines
Federal and city investigators probe alleged theft of hundreds of thousands of dollars from Long Beach CETA funded poverty programs. FBI agents and city Human Resources staff seek fraud through falsified records and overcharges by about 20 community based groups, with possible police involvement. Director Arthur Chapman leads the inquiry, vowing prosecutions to remove culpable parties from programs.
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Bandits kill Anaheim clerk in market holdup
A bandit with a sawed off shotgun shot and killed 20 year old clerk Jack Warren Mason during a holdup at Albertson's market in Anaheim. Mason died at West Anaheim Community Hospital after the 10 30 p m incident. Police report two accomplices aided the robbery and fled the scene with money not yet totaled.
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Health service layoffs to push LA County DHS into black
Los Angeles County official says eliminating red ink requires 363 more layoffs at the Department of Health Services after a cost overrun was halved. DHS previously cut 266 employees and faces a further $17.9 million in health program eliminations to keep tax rates steady, with a public hearing planned after a Board of Supervisors recommendation on January 20.
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Two Americans near the top of the world’s highest peak
A collage of Page A notes reports on a Gallup poll indicating pre Repebifear bias influencing Carter campaign tactics. The items include public boycotts on Israel, long Beach Foundation open house, a Goleta car unveiling likely to be mandated by 1984, Brown administration critique, and a congressional probe into health care mismanagement affecting thousands of children.
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Hurricane Madeleine Hits Mexican Coast Near Acapulco
Hurricane Madeleine struck Mexico's west coast with winds up to 124 mph at landfall near the Balzas River mouth 18 miles north west of Acapulco and 37 miles northwest of Zihuatanejo. Communications were cut, but Red Cross reported no serious damage in Zihuatanejo and about 100 families evacuated in Acapulco due to flooding.
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