Supreme Court ruling redefines campaign finance edge in 1976 race
reporters note the court ruling lifting expenditure limits and approving public financing could favor wealthy candidates while others praise disclosure rules and the $1000 contribution limit. President Ford seeks action to shield elections from excess spending. Reagan and Wallace back federal financing. Udall and Jackson weigh impacts on independence of FEC and campaign dynamics.
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Snashington
Supreme Court
Linus
Sargent Shriver
Nelson
Sen
Henry Jackson
Dash
Ford
Ronald Reagan
California
Jen Smith
Citizens For Reagan Committee
High Court
Oklahoma
Fred Barris
Indiana
Birch Bayh
Lloyd Bentsen
Dtex
Federal Election Commission
Udall
Commission
Shriver
Congress
FEC
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
South Carolina
House panel holds 2000 CIA report copies hidden
The House voted 146 to 134 to keep the 2000 copy CIA activity report secret or obtain presidential clearance for publication. Ford supports secrecy citing potential embarrassment. Bush vows to shield notes on agents. The panel will decide Monday how to handle the document and possible releases.
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CIA
Washington
Ford
Government Printing Office
William
Brown
House
Langley
George Bush
Bush
Texas
U.S
DEA
Greece
Richard Welch
Mayors face battle over renewal of revenue sharing funds
The U S Conference of Mayors prepares for a fight to extend federal revenue sharing as the current program expires December 31. Mayor Kenneth Gibson of Newark and Moon Landrieu of New Orleans urge action while Ford administration opposition looms and a $8.2 billion public works measure seeks bipartisan backing.
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Washington
US Conference of Mayors
Newark
Kenneth Gibson
New Orleans
Moon Landrieu
Ford
Landrieu
Congress
Landriew
White House
Sub zero weather grips Europe as rescues save cadets
In Britain and France cold snaps kill several as Navy and RAF crews rescue 16 to 17 year old police cadets stranded on Dartmoor and a pregnant woman in Dartmoor area. Five cadets were guided to safety while two remained until rescue. Temperatures drop to minus 26 in parts of France and a London high of 27 above.
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London
Navy
Dartmoor
England
Europe
English Channel
Britain
France
Devon
Thoreday
Birmingham
All Saints Hospital
Fee
West Germany
Cornish
Royal Air Force
Air Force
Daily Mail publication details and pricing
The Daily Mail of Hagerstown Maryland lists founding year 1624 and contact details at 359 Summit Ave. It notes distribution schedule and pricing options for subscriptions including weekly and yearly rates. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Summit Ave
Hagersions
Hagers Ftown
Associated Press
Rewa
Cacrler
Clait
Hearst jury selection progresses. Bailey says prospects offer fair panel
In San Francisco Patricia Hearst and defense attorney F Lee Bailey welcomed slow but steady jury screening for the Hibernia Bank robbery trial. Judge Carter kept a rigid ban on press questions during voir dire. Prospects named bring the pool to 36. 16 cleared, 20 to go. If seated, 12 jurors plus four alternates will be paid 20 dollars daily with room and board. witnesses receive 20 dollars daily plus mileage. The trial concerns Hearst’s alleged participation in the 1974 Symbionese Liberation Army robbery and faces up to 35 years if convicted.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
F. Lee Bailey
Misa Hearst
U.S
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Carter
James L. Browning Jr
Bailey
Miss Hearst
Hibernia Bank
Symbionese Liberation Army
Mutinous Soviet Patrol Vessel Surrenders After Threats
The Daily Telegraph reports a Soviet anti submarine patrol ship mutinied in November near Riga Latvia and headed toward Leningrad after Russian warplanes and a submarine threatened to sink it. The mutiny involved the political officer and left six officers confined while 36 crewmen may have joined.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Stockholm
Riga
Latvia
Baltic
Leningrad
Telegraph
Expressen
Battic
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Daly Mail
Hagerstown
William Colby
Senate
Angola
Italy
Carl Albert
Coats
Waynesboro
Ays Lamia Wardbage
Welt
Behe
Me Paul's Leather Shop
PRAM
Dorma
Potomac Business Equipment
Marchant
Paramount
Prionis
Marty Peet Co
Newttnertt
Som
Iucnaa
Reliable Furniture
Marc
Nida
Heants
Hedi
Nethes
Dentler Bros., Inc
Penna, Ave
Star Hour Men &F
the Daily Mail
Maidstone
Sumedi Ava
Dart
Sthar
Hagerstone
Coe
Patty Hearst
Vy Garvin
Faraitis
Ngueaning
Massey
AGWAY
Pruberh
Arnett’s Carpsourg Rie
Woodcrest
Eter
Dee Bear
E. Franklin S
Rey
Y. E. Heyworth
Tio
Church Street
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