Flournoy Edges From Reagan Line In CA Race
Ade Flournoy moves toward liberal stance in California campaign as he disputes Reagan era policies. He criticizes housing and school finance while promising broader higher education reform and a UC rebuilding plan amid a crowded Democratic crowd in San Francisco.
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Boston blacks march to Commons busing rally
About 500 to 600 people from Roxbury marched to Boston Common to support school integration. A motorcade carried banners and large signs, with police protection along the route and at the rally. no violence occurred after recent desegregation tensions.
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National Airlines pilots lose right to fly amid strike
The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers walkout shuts down National Airlines flights as pilots and copilots lose eligibility under FAA rules requiring annual proficiency landings. Training flights may be needed after settlement, delaying service restoration. The strike, costing $1.2 million daily, has halted 18,200 pupils bused to schools and sparked protests in Boston over busing and racial tensions.
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Brown says he isn’t riding name or polls to win race
California gubernatorial hopeful Edmund G Brown Jr states he is not relying on his name or a polling lead to win. He labels the race a referendum on Republican policies, while criticizing Houston Flournoy for weak debate performance and calls for a new team in California. He notes six scheduled debates with wide TV coverage across the state.
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Ford's Gallup Rating Dips After Nixon Pardon
President Ford’s approval rating falls two points since taking office, with 28 percent approving and 22 percent undecided. The drop, blamed on Nixon pardon and economic concerns, marks the steepest first two month decline in a president’s tenure.
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California Poll: 26 Percent Decide on Prop 17
The UPI dispatch reports that about 26 percent of California voters have decided how to vote on Proposition 17 to block the Melones dam on the Stanislaus River. The measure is favored about three to one by those who have made up their minds, with three out of four voters not yet aware of Prop 17. The poll, completed between September 28 and October 1, notes potential opinion shifts before November.
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Discretions urged with diet pills
Chicago reports Dr. Michael H. M. Dykes warns against long use of appetite suppressors. Diet pills should accompany calorie restriction exercise and psychological support. Three new anorexiants join the market with effects similar to Dexedrine Preludin and Pre-Sate, used only during weight loss with no adverse effects.
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