Muskie predicts Democrats will back new job programs
Sen. Edmund S. Muskie said Democrats will ignore Ford veto threats and push substantial new programs to create jobs for the unemployed while maintaining a federal spending ceiling. He argued the economy needs more federal stimulus, not less, and warned against a persistent 7 percent jobless rate without government action.
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Wallace pledges Israel support in foreign policy
Alabama Governor George Wallace told a Jewish group he would make a strong commitment to Israel a key part of his foreign policy if nominated and elected president He also said he would press the Soviet Union to ease emigration for Russian Jews potentially linking it to detente Former North Carolina Governor Terry Sanford announced a Friday news conference on his national bid amid chest pains but doctors ruled out a heart problem and he did not rule out naming a vice presidential contender The visits in Washington drew several hopefuls to forums with religious groups and unions as candidates faced questions about faith and personal conduct in public life.
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Supersonic jet makes Atlantic round trip
Paris reports the Air France Concorde completed the first scheduled commercial supersonic round trip across the Atlantic from Rio de Janeiro to Paris, arriving 96 minutes late due to Dakar refueling delays. The British Concorde also completed a Bahrain to London return in four hours and 12 minutes, 3 minutes behind schedule. Brazil welcomes the service despite environmentalist concerns as locals anticipate future regular flights.
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Inflation raises campaign spending ceilings and matching funds
Inflation boosts campaign cost and federal matching funds. A 7 percent rise in the 1973 CPI increases presidential and congressional spending ceilings under the new law, with presidential limits at 10.7 million and major party general election limits at 21.4 million. Matching funds could bring as much as 5.35 million per candidate in primaries, and Senate and House ceilings rise as well, including House primary and general limits jumping to 74,990 in states with two or more reps.
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Three words blamed for 1974 TWA crash deaths
The NTSB says a misread phrase cleared for approach led to Flight 514's descent into Mt Weather killing 92 aboard. The majority faulted the crew for descending to 800 feet while dissenters blamed ATC guidance and missed radar arrival procedures.
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Gunman tries to rape teacher in classroom
Four masked gunmen entered a mobile classroom at Guggenheim Elementary in Chicago, assaulted a 41 year old teacher while students watched in shock, forced her to undress then fled with $6. She was treated for shock. Police described the incident as a crime against a teacher and her pupils.
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