Economy in pause says Simon amid recovery optimism
Treasury Secretary William E. Simon told NBC Today the economy is paused but still on a healthy expansion track. Brookings economist Charles Schultze warned reduced federal spending hurts the recovery and may necessitate stimulus soon.
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Court upholds convictions in Watergate cover up trial
A federal appeals court affirmed the convictions of former Attorney General John N Mitchell and top Nixon aides John Ehrlichman and H R Haldeman for conspiring to cover up the 1972 break in at the Democratic National Committee. The court reversed the conspiracy verdict for Robert Mardian and sent it back for further action while Ehrlichman remains free pending a Supreme Court appeal.
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Gurney Perjury Retrial Opens With Jury Pool in Orlando
U.S. District Judge George C Young began selecting a jury in Orlando for the retrial of former Sen Edward J Gurney on a perjury charge. A defense motion to dismiss cites government misconduct and a prior deadlock in the first trial.
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Hurricane Carter Confident Ahead of Retrial in 1966 Killings
Carter and co defendant John Artis face retrial in Paterson New Jersey for the 1966 triple murder at a Paterson bar. Judge William J Marchese will preside as Carter exudes optimism outside the courthouse while a bystander hails his chances.
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Court Clarifies Debate Broadcast Rules in Ford Carter Case
Supreme Court rejected a challenge to FCC broadcasting rules that allowed Ford and Carter debates without equal-time access for opponents. The Socialist Workers Party sought time for Peter Camejo, but the order offered no comment. FCC had previously allowed candidate news conferences in full, saying equal time not required for network sponsored broadcasts.
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Soviets Build Bases to Control Routes in Mozambique Channel
Bild am Sonntag reports Soviet experts are building naval and air bases on Bazaruto and Benguera islands off Mozambique to dominate shipping routes to Europe and the United States. Runways for heavy jets are under construction as Moscow seeks oil shipments and Mozambican resources, with reconnaissance spotting Soviet warships nearby. President Machel extended Mozambique waters to 200 nautical miles.
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How to whip Jell-O Brand Gelatin
To whip front flavor gelatin prepare any flavor JELL O Gelatin as directed on package and chill until very thick Then beat with a hand beater or electric mixer until fluffy and about double in volume Chill in individual molds or in dishes until firm For more tips send $100 in The New Joys of Jell O Reape Book Post Office Box 3168 Kankakee Illinois 6090 Jell O is a registered trademark of General Foods Corporation 1976 General Foods Corporation
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Ford admits mistake on East Europe remarks
President Ford acknowledged his misstatement that Eastern Europe was free of Soviet domination and used the remarks to attack Carter's leadership. He read a formal statement defending his position on Soviet influence and outlined three points about East Europe, while ethnic leaders praised the clarification.
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Gallery To Be Built In Moscow For Post Revolution Art
Tass reports the first section of a state art gallery museum in Moscow will open in a year, with construction begun and completion planned for 1980. The 25,000 square yard complex beside the Moskva river will house Soviet works since the 1917 October revolution, while pre revolutionary pieces stay at the Tretyakov gallery.
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Three Swine Flu Deaths Under Probe In Pittsburgh
Three elderly Pittsburgh residents died within hours of receiving swine flu shots at a South Side clinic. Officials say all deaths were heart-related while investigators weigh possible vaccine issues. Allegheny County suspends vaccination until findings are complete.
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Coroner Dismisses Tie Between Flu Shots and Deaths
Pittsburgh coroner Dr. Cyril Wecht ruled out a direct causal link between swine flu vaccinations and the deaths of three elderly residents. Victims Charles Gabig 71 Julia Bucci 75 and Ella Michael 74 all died after vaccination at a Southside health station, though autopsies were limited by family requests. an 81-year-old woman fainted at the same station and 11,000 seniors received free shots in the area.
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