Taft Metzenbaum campaign swings in high gear
Sen Robert Taft Jr joined President Ford in Cleveland for campaign appearances while Democrat Howard Metzenbaum toured the state. Taft rode in the presidential motorcade in Cincinnati and spoke at Fountain Square, arguing against wasteful spending and price deregulation. Metzenbaum criticized Republican economic policy and urged focus on people oriented policies ahead of the Cleveland City Club debate.
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Vitamin C shown to extend life in terminal cancer patients
Washington AP reports Nobel laureate Linus Pauling and Dr Ewan Cameron found in a Scotland study that terminal cancer patients receiving high dose vitamin C lived about 210 days versus 50 days for controls. Critics question methods, but researchers say results merit further study. George Gershwin’s first Broadway show La La Lucille premiered when he was 21.
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Ford Wields Ohio Plant as Key to Nuclear Fuel Supply
President Ford said Ohio must lead in uranium enrichment with the Portsmouth plant to assure fuel for U S and global nuclear plants. He spoke before a large Cincinnati rally, stressing the project would give Ohio a central role in the nation’s nuclear power program.
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