Compulsive overeater finds help in Overeaters Anonymous
A woman nicknamed Sarah describes a lifelong struggle with overeating starting at age five. After 15 months in Overeaters Anonymous she has lost 108 pounds, learning to face feelings without food, developing patience, self worth, and a shifting view on others, while maintaining one day at a time abstinence from sugar and compulsive behaviors.
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Fromme cites saving redwoods at arraignment
Lynette Fromme, indicted for the attempted assassination of President Ford, used her arraignment to urge a federal judge to halt redwood destruction. She warned, the gun is pointed, and spoke in a soft voice about buying up redwood forests while being admonished to stay on the case. The judge cut her off, adjourned, and she left insisting the redwoods must be saved.
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Congress Moves To Extend Oil Price Controls
Congress moves to send President Ford a bill to extend federal price controls on domestic oil through Oct 31 to prepare compromise on fuel prices. The House passed a six week extension after the Senate failed to override Ford's veto. Ford signaled support for a 45 day extension retroactive to Aug 31, about 60 days total.
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Rhodes line item vetoes ruled invalid by Brown
Columbus AP Eleven of Gov James A Rhodes line item vetoes in the 106 billion state budget were invalid, per the attorney general. Brown says four vetoes were legal while five moot after new law, and six involved restrictions on appropriations. He notes perma nent law or nonmoney language can be vetoed, but not sections imposing conditions. Democrats failed by one vote to override nine vetoes July 23.
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Ford appears to wear protective vest on New Hampshire campaign
President Ford’s southern New Hampshire tour featured heavy security as 22 campaign stops aimed to boost Louis C. Wyman. Witnesses noted a possible protective vest under his clothing, while officials refused to confirm. Police and Secret Service heightened crowd control and route security near Linda Kasabian’s movements.
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Monster film offer sparks chase for Oklahoma timber footage
Hollywood producer David Wolper announces a reward up to 10000 dollars for home movies of a seven foot foul smelling monster roaming timber hills near the Oklahoma Kansas border. Sheriff Bob Arnold notes the bounty rise and calls for renewed swarms as Wolper seeks real footage for Bigfoot style documentary.
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Soviet urged to mediate interim peace on Golan Heights
Egyptian Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmi challenged the Soviet Union to broker an interim Syria Sinai style peace, proposing Moscow mediation on the Syrian or Palestinian fronts or even the Egyptian front in an Al Ahram interview.
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