Ford aides longshot Reagan as potential running mate
Kansas City dispatch reports Ford campaign aides exploring the unlikely possibility that Ronald Reagan could be named as Ford's vice presidential candidate. Sears proposed that delegates be unbound until after the nominating roll call, while Ford backers argue for binding delegates to their primary choices. Reagan has said he would not accept the VP bid, though Ford aides remain noncommittal about Reagan’s viability.
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Brooke and Brock resist No 2 spot on Ford ticket
Washington AP report says Edward Brooke and William Brock oppose becoming Ford's No 2, preferring Senate seats. Reagan aides push for early VP selection disclosures, citing rules panel debate and health and finances inquiries. Ford strategists resist, hoping to avoid forcing a premature choice while considering others mentioned for potential roles.
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GOP platform drafts seek stance on abortion and canal
In Kansas City the GOP platform drafters wrestle with abortion and women's rights while defending the Panama Canal issue. Subcommittees hear testimony on jobs and economy, with figures like James Lynn warning of tax impacts, and Reagan supporters pressing for defense and canal language.
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Cadets Convicted in West Point Cheating Scandal
The United States Military Academy case grows with four more cadets convicted on a take home electrical engineering exam. Overall 66 cadets have been found guilty, 31 cleared, 17 dismissed, 12 resigned, and one separated for unrelated reasons as 189 cadets are implicated in the widest cheating scandal in academy history.
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Guilty verdict for Harrises brings charges of prejudice
William and Emily Harris were convicted on two kidnappings one robbery and two car thefts tied to Patricia Hearst while acquitting six assault charges. The jury considered possible prejudice and a judge scheduled a hearing, with Hearst’s trial delayed for psychiatric testing.
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Symbionese Liberation Army
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Brandler
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Federal court clears price ceiling for natural gas with refund clause
A federal appeals court allowed the FPC approved price ceiling for natural gas to take effect while requiring producers to refund excess charges if the appeal finds the ceiling too high. Refusing to refund would bar price raises until the appeal decision. The hike could raise average annual bills by about 4.8 percent next year, with residential costs rising several dollars in Florida and Ohio, totaling an estimated 1.5 billion dollars.
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Gas explosion kills six in Calhoun trailer park
In Calhoun Louisiana a natural gas explosion killed six people at their trailer homes after a road grader reportedly struck an underground pipeline. The blast sent a 200 foot flame column into the sky, carved a 30 foot crater, and scorched nearby trees and fields as rescue crews faced extreme heat and a delayed gas shutoff.
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Louisiana
Bennie Kennedy
Maryland Lottery Numbers Game Drawn Result
Maryland’s Numbers Game daily draw produced the winning number 354 on Monday. The fragment notes a six сб? four and references Baltimore, AP reporting.
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