Mathias weighs independence as 1976 bid looms
Sen. Charles Mathias of Maryland says he may give up on running as a Republican and consider an independent bid in 1976. He plans a decision soon before filing deadlines in Maryland and Pennsylvania. He says New Hampshire and Massachusetts results won’t decide him, and he will push key issues like jobs and the environment.
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Lottery Roundup Promises Big Maryland Payouts
Baltimore reports include various Maryland state lottery draws and game numbers. The year’s Baker’s Dozen shows White and Kiyo digits, with three and four digit results listed alongside multiple game identifiers and prize promises.
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Detroit mayor warns large cities face bankruptcy threat
Detroit Mayor Cateman Young told the Joint Economic Committee that without federal aid large cities including Philadelphia Boston and San Francisco may default after July 1. He cited a 46 million deficit this year and a 9103 million gap next year as payroll cuts erode services.
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Major drug firms pull sequential birth control pills
Washington AP reports that three major drug makers withdrew sequential oral contraceptives Oracon Ortho Novum SQ and Norguams after FDA studies linked sequential pills to higher endometrial cancer risk and lower pregnancy prevention effectiveness versus combination pills. The FDA urged withdrawal citing new cancer risk data and clotting concerns.
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Scranton Nomination Faces Senate Scrutiny
Washington reports growing Senate opposition to President Ford's nomination of former Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton as ambassador to the United Nations. Scranton, asked about Moynihan’s policy of standing up for the United States, said he is a Moynihan fan. Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield expects quick committee approval and smooth Senate confirmation.
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Israel Holds Line on U.S. Arms to Egypt Amid Ban Talk
U.S. pledge reportedly bars arms sales to Egypt beyond transport planes, with possible exception for C1306. Egypt seeks antitank weapons, Hawk missiles, fighters while Britain and France loom as alternate sources. Israel seeks nonbelligerency talks with Egypt, Syria, Jordan.
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Psychiatrist says Hearst did not lie in trial
A psychiatric portrait of Patricia Hearst describes her as politically naive and not deceptive under examination. Dr. Orne testified defense experts found no fabrication in Hearst's accounts after 30 hours of interviews, while the judge warned against intruding on jurors' decision.
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