Bush would not rule out CIA coups and seeks to distance from domestic spying
President Ford's CIA nominee George Bush said he could not rule out support for coups against foreign governments and might accept a vice presidential slot while heading the agency. He urged careful action on elected regimes and pledged to keep CIA out of domestic spying, calling past abuses outrageous and offensive.
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Robbery at handicapped home leaves two dead in Jacksonville
Police hunt a man and a woman after a predawn break in at Bethesda Center, a converted motel housing 30 handicapped residents. Victims include Thelma Lehman 4, Delta Bemis 59, and Joy Castlen 22. two others are seriously injured. Reach 19, beaten but survived. A woman seen with the attacker was reported by resident Reach.
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Thelma Eloise Lehman
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Joy Denise Castlen
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Mrs. Lehman
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Wynn
Reach
Dutch plan to wait out consulate hostage siege
Premier Joop den Uyl said the Netherlands will not yield to demands as 25 hostages remain inside the Indonesian consulate in Amsterdam. He noted the similar waitout approach used during the Beilen train hijacking, where six youths surrendered after a two day standoff. several suspects face murder charges and hostages are reported in fair to good condition. Both Molucan groups seek independence from Indonesia and press active Dutch support.
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Beilen
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October inventory rebound boosts sales and factory output
Commerce Department data show inventories rose 1.9 billion in October, marking the third straight monthly gain and the largest rise since last December. Retail gains led by a 1.6 billion inventory increase, with wholesale up 391 million and manufacturing down 96 million. Total sales rose 1.1 percent to 175.3 billion as stocks-to-sales ratio fell to 1.52.
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Ford to raise car prices next month by average two percent
Ford Motor Co. will boost base car prices by about 2.2 percent or 97 dollars next month, with option equipment prices up 1.6 percent. Light trucks rise about 2.8 percent or 123 dollars. Increases apply to models built or sold on or after January 5 to cover higher labor and material costs, including safety equipment.
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GM and Ford trail December sales rebound spark
General Motors auto sales rose 63.3 percent on December 1 to 10 versus a year ago with 121 746 cars sold averaging 13 527 daily across nine days Ford Motor Co also advanced 18 7 percent to 55 262 cars in the period 6 140 per day American Motors up 60 percent and Chrysler up 32 percent mark broad industry improvement after a two year slump.
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Chief Justice Sharp Denies Bond Appeal for Joan Little
Raleigh AP Chief Justice Susie Sharp refused to release Joan Little on bond while appealing a breaking and entering case. Little, 21, was found innocent last August of murdering a white jailer and was arrested Sunday night for not posting bond in her appeal.
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Court Today
Joan Little
Miss Little
White pupils walk out at South Boston High amid racial tension
About half the white students at South Boston High School walked out in a test run amid racial turmoil. Observers counted about 100 to 140 pupils leaving the main building around 10:15 a.m. The school, under federal receivership, had seen recent turmoil and tension.
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South Boston High School
Supreme Court debates Medicaid abortion and minor contraceptive rulings
The Supreme Court weighs whether to review lower court rulings that states may not deny Medicaid payments for abortions or require parental consent for minors to receive contraceptives. The court seeks a government brief before deciding on cases from Pennsylvania and Utah, with related actions in Missouri.
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Robert H. Bork
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