Wallace says Democratic party shifting to his ideas
Gov. George Wallace visited Columbus as he contends the Democratic party is returning to his philosophy. He predicted he would run in most primaries, except New Hampshire and Vermont, and urged focus on income tax reform inflation unemployment and recession. He criticized the federal income tax as regressive and said he will push his issues if nominated.
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Ford to propose more school aid
President Ford urged high school principals to renew faith in U S institutions and promised to seek more elementary and secondary education funds beyond the 3.3 billion annual budget for 1977. He cited alarming trends, said many youths feel law as threat, and noted broader briefings on CIA reform and FEC changes.
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Meany Favors Humphrey Over Wallace as Electable Choice
In Miami Beach AFL CIO leader George Meany says Hubert H Humphrey is the most electable Democratic nominee and calls George Wallace a disaster She notes Kennedy has left the race while Humphrey may be drafted Meany declines to endorse yet and urges unions to influence delegate selection for July convention.
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AFL-CIO Attacks Rhodes Reapportionment Move as Power Play
The Ohio AFL-CIO criticized Gov. Rhodes plan to reconvene the Apportionment Board to realign legislative districts calling it a crusty political power play. It argued the move aims to seize control of the General Assembly benefiting Republicans, citing Big Business funding and failed bond issues while praising the current legislature as focused on people’s problems.
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Ford commutes murderers terms despite call for death penalty
President Ford, in a tough law and order push, has commuted sentences of two convicted murderers. He argues for harsher penalties, yet Justice Department records show at least one inmate remains eligible for parole after a federal commutation. Rhazier Brown gained a 30 year sentence reduced from life, with parole eligibility, amid political support from Rep. John Conyers. Taylor, imprisoned seven years, had backers including Rep. Walter Fauntroy and faced parole prospects this year.
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Bar Meeting Debates Lawyer Advertising Proposal
Philadelphia AP report outlines a contentious Bar meeting as lawyers push advertising rules amid strong opposition. Mentions former ABA President Chesterfield and debates on creating a National Court of Appeals as a buffer between federal circuits and the Supreme Court.
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Taft seeks probe of CIA news leak
Senator Robert Taft Jr calls for a Justice Department probe into a House committee secret CIA report leak. Washington officials report new directives may block such probes, while Rep Samuel Stratton weighing contempt charges against CBS News reporter Daniel Schorr for sharing the report with Village Voice.
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Encron polyester weekender suit for misses
Marty Gutmacher Encron pelyester weekender for misses and half sizes. Four pieces form multiple outfits including a three-piece look with jacket, two-piece dress with shell and skirt, or casual two-piece. Tweedy finish, spring colors yellow or green. Misses sizes 10-18 at 40.00, half sizes 14 12 22 at 42.00. Women's World Midway Mall. Encron is a registered TM for American Enka polyester.
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Stage VII pantsuits offer four new 3 piece skirt sets
Higbee Casual Dresses at Midway Mall showcases four styles of Stage VII 3 piece skirt sets. Each reads as a polyester ensemble with short sleeve cardigan sleeveless top and skirt in beige or light blue. Misses' sizes 8 through 18.
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