Singer Claudine Longet Free On Bond In Sabich Case
In Aspen Colorado Claudine Longet appeared in court with ex husband Andy Williams and was released on a 5000 dollar personal recognizance bond after being advised of rights. District Attorney Frank Tucker indicated murder charges could be filed at a later appearance April 8. Sabich 31 was shot at his home in an Aspen area subdivision. coroner reports a gunshot wound to the abdomen.
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Aspen
Colo
Andy Williams
Claudine Longet
Vladimir “Spider” Sabich
Miss Longet
Frank Tucker
Colorado
District’ Attorney
Tucker
Philip Mahoney
Mahoney
Sabich
Miss Langet
Singer Williams
Pitkin District Court
John Wendt
Wendt
Rocky Mountain
Charles Williams
Aspen Valley Hospital
Ford Carter Favored In North Carolina Primary
The Associated Press reports that R. Sargent Shriver quits the Democratic race on the eve of North Carolina’s primary, shaping a contest where Carter Wallace and Reagan campaign vigorously. Seven major Democrats remain, with Carter and Wallace leading. Washington Senator Henry M. Jackson and Arizona Rep. John Rhodes listed among hopefuls.
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Associated Press
R. Sargent Shriver
North Carolina
George (. Wallace
Carter
Wallace
Reagan
Shriver
Washington
Henry M. Jackson
Arizona
FEC grants final million as Congress holds back powers
The Federal Election Commission distributed one million in federal campaign funds to twelve presidential hopefuls while awaiting Congress to restore its authority. A Supreme Court ruling has left the FEC powerless, with certification and matching funds in limbo, and action unclear until next month. In North Carolina delegates, Morris Udall and Fred Harris chase influence as Wallace and Carter drive southern campaigning. Shriver trims Texas and Maryland aims, removing his name from Maryland while keeping a Texas bid in play and releasing delegates. He plans to vacation before possible endorsement and notes delegates aren’t bound to him.
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UPI
Federal Election Commission
Congress
Supreme Court
FEC
Morris Udall
Oklahoma
Fred Harris
North Carolina
Wallace
Carter
Shriver
Texas
Maryland
Illinois
Burns urges limited U S incomes policy
Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns urged Congress to consider a modest delay in key wage and price increases while not renewing mandatory controls. He suggested incentives for investment, delayed environmental goals, and reviews of labor policies to curb unemployment, while stressing confidence and ongoing recovery.
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R. Gregory Nokes Washington
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Burns
Senate
Senate Budget Committee
Federal Reserve
Weather See-Saw Brings Cold Spell After Warm Weekend
Blustery cold today with scattered snow flurries follows a drop from 60 to 24 degrees and freezing rain. Record high 75 Saturday contrasts with today’s expected high near 60s to 70s while spring like warmth returns tomorrow. Winds west to northwest 10 20 mph today. south to southwest tomorrow. In Canastota a tornado cleanup cuts power and damages a plane at Canastota Airport. Severe storms in lower Huggen Valley bring roofs off and outages. In Newburgh the Mid Valley Cinema roof torn as 175 youngsters watch a movie. no serious injuries. Highway signs and barns damaged. expect further page updates.
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Midwest
Canastota
Huggen Valley
Mid-Valley
Newburgh
1976 Presidential Delegate Totals by Party and State
The chart shows binding and preference based delegate counts for the 1976 nominating conventions. It details the 22 Oklahoma Democratic delegates chosen over the weekend, with Republican totals from completed selections in New Hampshire Massachusetts Florida Illinois and Puerto Rico and partial selections in New York. Democratic totals also reflect completed delegates from New Jersey Florida Illinois and Mississippi and partial selections in Puerto Rico.
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Oklahoma
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Florida
Illinois
Puerto Rico
New York
New Borepiss
Acent
Mississippi
Sit-in at Fredonia college ends after court order
Protesters at Fredonia State University College leave Maytum Hall after a temporary restraining order blocks the sit-in over budget cuts. Officials report most protesters vacated. two remain to return later. President Beal orders a hearing on April 2 for those violating campus rules as protests ripple to Buffalo State and other SUNY campuses with a general strike planned if further actions occur.
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United Press International
Fredonia State University College
State Supreme Court
Joseph J. Ricotta
Maytum Hall
Dallas K. Beal
Fredonia
Robert E. Coon
Coon
Buffalo State College
State University Colleges
New Paltz
Old Westbury
Purchase
Board of Trustees
President asks research hike to 24.7 billion in new budget
President Ford urged Congress to raise federal spending to 24.7 billion for scientific research and development in energy defense and space programs. He billed an 11 percent increase over 1976 and 2.5 billion for basic research, plus 2.6 billion for energy R and D. He pressed swift action on creating the Office of Science and Technology and outlined expansion in nuclear safety breeder reactors energy conservation and fossil fuel research.
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UPI
Ford
Congress
Senate
House
Office of
Devel
Opment
Federal funds race pressures school desegregation efforts
Districts nationwide compete for $215 million in ESAA desegregation funds as 1,500 districts sought more money than available last year. Officials anticipate higher applications next year while states receive allocations by minority-child counts. Some states return unused funds, tightening access.
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Kathryn Waters
Washington Bureay
Washington
Herman R. Goldberg
Congress
ESAA
Goldberg
California
Georgia
Florida
Missouri
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U.S
Sylvia Porter
Eetancae Senior Forum
Earl Wilson
Delegate County
Ney
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