Mondale says president 'ducking and hiding' attacks Ford probes
Democrats seize on federal investigations into Ford's corporate golf trips and funding handling while in Congress. Mondale and DNC Chair Strauss criticize Ford and Dole for politicizing probes. White House disputes comments, noting golf trips were key in earlier years but not addressed. Ford remains at the White House, preparing for foreign affairs duties and an upcoming debate with Carter.
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Congress races toward weekend adjournment amid varied votes
Congress rushes toward adjournment as lawmakers tackle dams in the Mississippi River basin, foreign aid, military credits, chemical safety measures, and disaster relief. Ford plans veto on a $5.7 billion public works bill while lobbying disclosure faces last minute changes. Government actions span postal subsidies, inland waterways projects, and defense procurement debates.
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Syrians breach Lebanese front in Beirut area clash
AP report details Syrian armor overrunning Palestinian and Lebanese leftist positions on Mount Lebanon slopes. Guerrilla factions claim heavy losses as fires spread from bombardment near Aley and along Beirut Damascus corridor. Ceasefire talks fail with Syria demanding Palestinian withdrawal, while Palestinians push for broader peace terms.
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Senate panel OKs missiles for Saudis
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee cleared the first hurdle by approving a $44 million sale of advanced missiles to Saudi Arabia and killing a move to block it. A second obstacle remains an amendment banning US firms from Arab arms dealing, while Sen. Clifford Case's resolution to halt the Maverick missile sale was not sent forward.
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Detroit installs first Black police chief Hart to lead 4500 officers
Willan L Hart, a former Appalachian coal miner, named Detroit police chief amid internal discord that followed Chief Tannian's firing. Mayor Coleman Young defended the department while stressing a crime reduction goal and professional leadership to restore public trust. Hart, 24-year veteran, replaces Executive Deputy Chief Blount on an annual budget of 150 million amid concerns over youth crime.
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Detroit deputy chief found shot to death
Reginald Narvel deputy chief of Detroit Police was found shot to death at his home. Narvel age 47 commanded seven west side precincts and had 21 years on the force. He was shot about 8 25 am. his wife and one son were present. Narvel had served in narcotics supervision and held multiple command posts before becoming deputy chief. Police would not confirm suicide or homicide amid federal drug probe ties and a broader shakeup at city police leadership.
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Rhodesia seeks British help on interim government talks
Rhodesia's Prime Minister Smith asked Britain to speed talks toward an interim government as African leaders in Botswana discuss details of a transition. President Nyerere of Tanzania said majority rule could come within four to six weeks, while Kissinger called the breakthrough a possible path to rapid negotiations amid U.N. and Soviet reactions.
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Maryland Lottery Draw Report Says Numbers Genie Bust
Md Lottery update from Baltimore notes a drawn daily number and a brief status line. The fragment references Numbers Genie and a small stake of four dollars. Further details are unavailable in the readable text.
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