Ford Trims Pounds During Eight Day Palm Springs Vacation
President Ford and Mrs. Ford with daughter Susie rested in Palm Springs as Ford took an eight day holiday. He played rounds of golf daily and met twice with James T. Lynn to discuss budget matters though he largely avoided business.
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Jackie Sells Interest in Yacht and Island in Greek Settlement
In Athens Greece the Onassis family reached a personal settlement over ownership of a yacht named Christita and a family island. Christina Onassis, the sole surviving child, inherits both while Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis reportedly receives a reduced amount from the earlier demand. The arrangement commemorates Alexander and his son who are buried on the island.
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United Parcel strike status still uncertain
The Teamsters Union strike against United Parcel Service affects 15 states from Maine to South Carolina since Sept 15. About 17,000 employees face a disrupted load as management uses more part time workers, with issues over pensions and job protections unresolved after last week’s tentative agreement.
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Nader group accuses IRS of easing large-corp audits
The Ralph Nader study group charges the Internal Revenue Service is relaxing its vigilance against large corporations. They warn the policy shift will cost the government millions, citing a drop in large corporation audits despite scandals of corporate payoffs and bribery abroad. The group bases its findings on 1975 audit figures versus 1972, the prior year with available data.
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Fragmented Gospel Fragment Cited in OCR Text
An unclear OCR fragment references a biblical line about entering the kingdom of heaven for those who do the Father’s will. The source text is garbled and presents no identifiable person, place, organization, date, or concrete event.
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24 Hour Supermarkets Multiply in Early 1970s Boom
The overnight store trend, led by Pathmark and ALP, spreads nationwide as regulations ease and consumer demand grows. Dick Reagan notes a sharp decade-long rise in around-the-clock outlets, while Safeway operates few two hour stores and crime concerns remain low at midnight.
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Tito hopes Soviet won't dominate Yugoslavia
Soviet leader Brezhnev arrived for a three day visit as Yugoslavia seeks to preserve its independence. Tito aims to secure a clear reaffirmation of mutual sovereignty and non interference in internal affairs amid factional tensions within the Yugoslav Communist Party.
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Four seek job as House Demo leader
Washington AP reports four men seek the job of House Democratic leader amid pledges totaling over 509 but only 88 Democrats in the House. Candidates include John McFall, Phil Burton, Richard Bolling, and James Wright, with Barton and ONeill as notable names. McFall faces controversy over a $3,000 cash gift from Korean businessman Tongsun Park. If McFall loses, it would mark a rare halt in the usual leadership progression.
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Black Leaders Pressure Rhodesia Talks Toward Compromise
In Geneva Black leaders push for a one year target for black majority rule in Rhodesia while offering to extend to March 1978 if needed. Front-line nations and Muzorewa favor compromise, but the white Rhodesian government seeks a two year transition with whites in control of a biracial interim.
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Conviction of martians sparks ordinance review in Owensboro
City Atty. Larry Harrington said the conviction of two young residents dressed as Martians prompts a push to revise a 1944 ordinance. It bans assemblies or public gatherings with face coverings that conceal identity. He worries the law could curb harmless masquerade but may not clearly apply to the case or Santa Claus.
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