Ford 1976 campaign faces temporary poll setback
President Ford’s campaign argues a 7 percent drop in popularity is temporary amid voter apathy as he tours Washington and meets about 130 campaign workers. Reagan supporters say the mood signals desire for leadership while rival candidates shift campaigns between New Hampshire and North Carolina.
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Doctors slowdown strains Los Angeles hospitals amid layoffs
In Los Angeles, a doctors slowdown over malpractice insurance hikes has pushed county hospitals beyond capacity, with Cedars-Sinai alone laying off about 1,000 of 2,300 workers as private facilities cut hours and shoppers seek care elsewhere. Emergency care remains largely steady while bed occupancy rises.
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Kidnap Victim Freed From Paris Ring
Police freed Louis Hazan chief of Phonogram France after a ransom plot collapsed. A phone number found in a cuff led to a walled Tremblay scene near Paris where Hazan was hidden but unhurt after a week. Five gang members, including the leader Hugo Brunnini, were arrested. the $3.4 million demand had not been paid.
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Ford solicits donations from jobless Democrat
A voter, Riley, described as an unemployed Democrat, says he would donate to either Ronald Reagan or Ford if it would secure him a job after being laid off from a factory last November. He waited to hear from the campaigns as he looked for employment.
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Muskie seeks fourth term in U S Senate
Senator Edmonds Mieke, 41, a Democrat from Portland Maine, announced plans to seek a fourth term in the U S Senate. He said he could help curb runaway federal spending and reshape government to reflect the people’s view.
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Burmese official resigns over band music at events
In Rangoon the Burma trade minister U Sanwin has resigned after a series of dance events at three hotels drew attention amid debates on church and state. The resignation linked to questions of adherence to separation doctrine and rising U.S. draft-related tensions. Anwar Sadat in Cairo aims to mobilize funds from Gulf states offering loans or aid to Egypt, proposing a four billion dollar package to spur development.
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Butz entertains at Camp David
Agriculture Secretary Earl L Butz hosts Pierre Lartenois head of the European Community Agriculture Sector at Camp David Md a social unstructured gathering with aides and wives invited. The spokesman said the event is social with possible informal business talk and nothing sinister.
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