Ford urges governors to back renewal of revenue sharing
President Ford warned the recovery would falter if Congress does not extend the current 30.2 billion five year revenue sharing program. He urged governors at the National Governors Conference to support a block grant approach and warned that ending revenue sharing could force layoffs and higher state taxes.
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Judge to rule on Hearst trial questions today
In San Francisco US District Court Judge Oliver Carter will decide if Miss Hearst may be questioned about 17 notes and drawings found in her fugitive hideout that could link her to planned bank heists beyond the Bank of America robbery. The newspaper heiress has testified since February about life with SLA captors and possible cooperation.
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Four family killed as flood breaches dam in North Carolina
Leonard Ledbetter 43 his wife Laurel 38 son Leslie 15 and mother Sylvan 77 died when floodwaters roared from a dam on a private lake in the Newfound Creek valley near Asheville. About 25 homes damaged or destroyed and 100 families evacuated as authorities assessed losses between 900000 and 11 million dollars.
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World Health Organization finds no killer flu outbreak
The World Health Organization said there is no evidence of a killer flu or swine flu outbreak associated with the 1918 pandemic. A spokesman noted no new confirmed cases beyond routine detections and referenced historical, isolated instances in Czechoslovakia and the United States with no wider spread.
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Grain Elevator Blast Kills At Least Six In Houston Area
A waterfront grain elevator explosion in Galena Park near Houston sent flames and debris along the Houston Ship Channel. more than six people were killed and about 24 injured as crews searched through rubble for missing workers. Three bodies were identified and damage was estimated at 80 million dollars.
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Daily Mail snapshot from late edition with scattered notices
The fragmentary text lists dates like New Year’s Day and Memorial Day and mentions postage, dispatches, and payments. It references a Daily Mail edition with unclear references to people, places, and prices, but lacks coherent events or names to form a full summary.
Ford and Reagan press for nuclear power in NH primaries
Presidents Ford and Reagan publicly back nuclear energy in New Hampshire amid the Seabrook reactor debate. Ford plans 200 plus plants nationwide, Reagan dismisses environmental fears, citing a Rasmussen report showing extremely low fatality odds near plants.
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Woman elected president of Harvard law journal
Susan Estrich of Marblehead Massachusetts was elected president and editor in chief of the Harvard Law Review. The 1974 Wellesley College graduate said she hopes her election shows women can be judged on merit and lead what has long been male dominated.
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