Jackson courts Humphrey backers in Pennsylvania primary
Senator Henry M Jackson entreats Democratic voters in Pennsylvania to back him as a loyalty pledge, arguing his delegate haul depends on outright support. Reagan vows Solzhenitsyn dinner access at the White House amid foreign policy critiques of Ford, while Ford defends his approach in Texas and seeks cohesion for the May 1 Texas primary.
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Welfare bill climbs 21 percent in 1975 totals rise
HEW reports 1975 welfare costs hit a record 24.8 billion, up 21.4 percent from 1974. AFDC added 266,000 families and 479,000 members, reaching about 7.0 million families and over 5 million people. general assistance rose 27.8 percent.
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Police raid on gay slave auction sparks controversy in Los Angeles
Undercover officers arrested 43 people at the Mark IV Health Club during a male slave auction staged to raise money for the Los Angeles Gay Community Center. Officials described the event as a sick, seamy display, while organizers called it a harmless fundraiser. Bail was set at 5 000 for those detained under a slavery statute, and police noted the club was run by a private group describing itself as The Leather Fraternal.
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Postal reform called disappointment in Congress
AP reports many key lawmakers regret postal reorganization passed in 1970. Critics say the act failed to meet goals of removing politics, boosting efficiency, and reducing costs as the Postal Service runs deficits and faces high damage rates in automation systems.
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Golden Gate bus drivers join strike across San Francisco
Golden Gate Bridge District bus drivers join a citywide transit strike halting service across the Bay. The walkout adds to disruption as 9,000 to 9,200 riders rely on 248 buses daily and cross bay trips to Marin and Sonoma counties are curtailed. Public transit remains crippled amid stalled talks and union calls for labor mediation.
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Playboy seeks new president amid Hefner leadership shift
Hugh Hefner is looking for a new president and chief operating officer to run Playboy Enterprises Inc as he remains chairman. The move follows cost cuts and asset sales, including the Playboy jet, amid economic pressures and industry competition. Hefner notes he will stay involved in setting strategic direction.
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Eunice Shriver denounces Kennedy rumor reports
Eunice Kennedy Shriver denounces Washington Star stories about Joan Kennedy as sheer character assassination. She criticizes a National Enquirer based report on treatment at an anonymous alcoholism institution, calling it gossip. She questions editors and replies regarding Kennedy family privacy and ethics.
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Riggs' son found dead in Manor Haven home
Police said the cause of death is unknown after James Higgs, 2, was found dead in a Manor Haven rental bedroom Saturday. A syringe was found in the room and toxicology and microscopic tests will determine results. James Riggs, son of former Wimbledon winner and tennis star, flew from Los Angeles after being notified.
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British climber killed on Everest in Nepal tragedy
A British army captain, Terence David Thompson of Devon, died after a fall into a crevasse near Camp Two on Everest. The incident occurred Saturday as the expedition continued toward the world’s highest peak. The body has been recovered from Camp Two at 21,800 feet.
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