GOP Shows Two Parties At Separate Meetings
AP writer Carl Leubsdorf reports that at separate Washington gatherings Republicans debated two images. Traditionalists still control key levers, while Ford and leaders push for a broader, more open party. A party reform requiring state action on inclusion was watered down, and Reagan drew large applause as a conservative counterpoint to Ford.
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Carl P. Leubsdorf
Washington (Ap
Ford
Hope
Republican National Committee
Ube
National Party
National Committee
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Mary Louise Smith
Howard H. Baker,Jr
Tennessee
Arizona Committee
Waran
Mary Crisp
Reagan
Rockefeller
Methanol in Gasoline Sparks Car Engine Debate
H R of Berkeley Springs asks if methanol blends up to 30 percent are safe for cars. AAA engineering chief John Fabian says methanol can be used but not near 30 percent and there is no consensus on advisability. Papers at SAE meeting note issues starting around 10 percent. Availability exists as denatured alcohol.
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H.R
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
AAA Automobile Club of Maryland
John Fabian
AAA
Society of Automotive Engineers
Duig
New York
Bermuda
Wailing
Calla Hamilton
Barmuda
Statendam
Holland America Line
Promanade
Ayent
Hagoratown Travel
Birthday greeting request for 93-year-old aunt from White House
Letter requests to send a birthday card to a 93 year old and includes address for sending correspondence to Mrs. Ford's Correspondence at the White House East Wing. The note states the greeting is available for anyone over 80 and asks for aunt's name address and date of birth.
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White House
K.M.G
Middletown, Md
Mrs. Ford
East Wing
Washington, D.C
Try It You'll Like It Accident and Insurance Advice
A reader from Waynesboro Pa asks about a rear collision involving an ambulance and disputes a low damage estimate from an insurer’s independent adjuster. The column urges cooperation with the adjuster and notes the insurer’s appraiser and chosen body shop determine values.
Rocky Rolling Revealed Where to Buy Derby Tickets
The next roller derby battle is set for April 4 at the Baltimore Civic Center. Tickets cost 2, 8, and 4 dollars and are sold by Jermack Ticket Agency at the Civic Center in Baltimore Maryland 21201.
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Baltimore
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Hagerstown
Baltimore Civic Center
Jermack Ticket Agency
Civic Center
Kissinger Sees Possible Israeli Egyptian Peace
Secretary of State Kissinger after talks with Sadat Rabin and Assad said a new Israeli Egyptian agreement could be reachable. He noted the mediation faces Syria’s withdrawal demands and warned against fixed timelines while stressing a cautious, positive negotiation climate.
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Stite
Henry A. Kissinger
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Hafez Assad
Syria
Lil
Kissinger
Yitzhak Rabin
Vane
Israel
Golan Heights
Jordan River
Foreign Ministry
U.S
Sadat
Senator Demands Mandel Explain Use Of State Hel helicopters
Maryland Senator John J. Bishop Jr. presses a bill to restrict Medevac helicopters and will propose an amendment requiring Gov. Marvin Mandel and other officials reimburse the state for private or personal trips. The Baltimore Sun reported Mandel made 121 helicopter flights in three years, many for campaign or personal use, while aides defend official use.
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R-Balto. Co
Bishop
Senate Constitutional and Public Law Committee
Baltimore Sunday Sun
Frank A. DeFilippo
Mandel
the Sun
DeFilippo
The
Sun Today
Alford R
Skip"’ Carey Jr
Carey
Daily Fight
Atty
Francis B. Burch
Blair Lee
Burch
Ocean City
Lee
Maryland
Garrett Community College
House
Thomas H. Lowe
Robert ¢. Murphy
Court of Special Appeals
Fred L. Wineland
Battle for Ban Me Thuot Engulfs Central Highlands City
North Vietnamese tanks and infantry breached Ban Me Thuot early, fighting house to house as the 168,000 city faced heavy shelling. Pleiku reports up to 12 tanks knocked out, 2,000 attackers, 3,000 defenders, with roads cut and airfields under attack amid the broader Cambodian campaign and ongoing U S airlift. No confirmed civilian casualties. officials note rooftop defenses and coastal artillery fire aimed at softening the city.
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South Vietam
Ban Me Thuot
Central Highlands
Cambodia
Lon Nol
U. S
Une Phnom Penh
Vietnam
Therfain
Pleiku
Congress Debates Ford Cambodian Aid Request
Congress moves to a critical phase on Ford's 222 million aid request to prevent a communist takeover in Cambodia. Sen. Humphrey predicts rejection while Sparkan supports continuing arms and relief. Gallup poll shows 78 percent oppose more aid. House committee to hear recommendations as freshmen Democrats oppose further military assistance. Ford urges action within 10 days to two weeks, with Easter recess looming.
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Terence Hunt
Associated Press
Washington
Congresses
Ford
Cambodia
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations
Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate
U.S
Phnom Penh
John J. Sparkman
D-Alg
Full Foreign Relations Committee
South Vietnam
Sparkman
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Special Investigations
House Democrats
Thomas Harkin
Dtowa
Gallup
Indochina
Politi
Cal
CBS
Humphrey
Fur
Henry A. Kissinger
Lon Nol
Pentagon
John J. McFall
California
Two Scientists Question Vitamin C Cold Aid
Chicago researchers Dr. Michael H M Dykes and Dr. Paul Meier review studies from 1939 onward and find little convincing evidence that daily Vitamin C reduces cold frequency or severity. They note potential side effects and say pharmacologic doses lack proven clinical value for broad, safe use. Lucid caveat from Pauling disputes the assessment.
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Chicago
Linus Pauling
Pauling
Michael HM. Dykes
American Medical Association
Department of Drugs
Paul Meier
University of Chicago Statistics
Association
Meier
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