Ford sees Nixon China speech not critical of U S policy
President Ford and White House spokesman Gerald Nessen said Nixon did not attack U S foreign policy in his banquet toast in Peking. They noted Nixon spoke as a private citizen and had no official mandate, with no planned contact with Ford or the State Department unless Nixon reports something significant from his talks with Hua Kuo-feng and Mao Tse-tung.
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Ohio remap panel seeks federal court OK
The Republican controlled Apportionment Board in Ohio voted to seek federal court permission to realign state legislative boundaries. Three GOP members asked Attorney General William J. Brown to appoint special counsel acceptable to himself and Rhodes to present the case, while Democrats boycotted the meeting. The board, created to redraw districts every ten years, gave Brown one week to name counsel or Rhodes will pursue a mandamus order.
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Te Gop
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James A. Rhodes
John J. Gilligan
Ohio
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Ohio Supreme Court
Kansas Wheat Farmers Face 400 Million Loss in Drought
Kansas wheat farmers warn of the worst drought in 20 years with drought areas in southwest Kansas producing weak stands. Officials expect March winds to whip the parched fields, possibly cutting the summer harvest to about 205 million bushels or more, risking up to 400 million dollars in losses.
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CBS suspends Daniel Schorr over secret report leak
CBS News President Richard Salant suspended Daniel Schorr from reporting duties after he admitted releasing a secret House intelligence report to a weekly newspaper. The network will provide Schorr with legal counsel while investigations into his CBS news activities continue.
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Trucker leaders threaten nationwide strike over negotiations
Kansas City report says Independent Truckers Association President Michael Parkhurst warned of a new nationwide boycott if Congress fails to pass bills allowing direct negotiation with manufacturers to haul regulated freight. He linked action to congressional apathy and noted a past gasoline price boycott by independents.
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Cardiac patients urged to resume sex life with caution
Chicago doctors advise recovered heart attack victims to resume normal sex life but warn illicit affairs after heavy meals and alcohol may raise risk. AMA Journal editor Dr Samuel Vaisrub cites studies showing similar heart stress to walking, with only a quarter returning to preattack activity.
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Marines recruiting missteps blamed for slow enlistment
Brookings Institute critique of U S Marine recruitment cites media coverage and public doubt as contributing factors. Lt. Col. Raymond Findlay notes some recruits still sign up but monthly intake lags, while industry observers blame publicity and messaging for depressingly low interest.
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