Debates Status Split With Carter Ford Spokesmen
Carter says three 75 minute debates are tentatively agreed with a format matching, to be held in September. Ford's Ron Nessen denies any agreement, noting talks are secret and no deal exists yet while both sides push for different formats and oversight by the League of Women Voters.
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Kissinger Vorster to Meet in Switzerland This Weekend
Kissinger will meet South Africa's Premier Vorster in Zurich this weekend to discuss an Anglo American Rhodesia plan. Officials say the meeting could lead to an African trip next week, possibly including South Africa, to push a settlement amid racial tensions and a Ford campaign backdrop.
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Public Hearings Set on Allegations Against Hays
The House Ethics Committee voted to hold formal public hearings starting September 16 into allegations of improper conduct by Rep. Wayne L. Hays. The Ohio Democrat, already unlikely to run again, faces pressure to resign as leadership questions his viability amid a long-running ethics probe and prior sexual scandal involving Elizabeth Ray.
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Carter Faults Economic Stagnation and Presses Fed Reform
In a Washington AFL-CIO speech Carter urged closer presidential oversight of the Federal Reserve Board and proposed that its chairman serve a four year term like the president. He argued eight years of Nixon and Ford bred stagnation and urged coherent long term policy while vowing labor support for the Democratic ticket.
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Tough Tax Decisions Stall Bill
Washington negotiators extended through 1977 the individual tax cuts begun last year to combat recession and faced disputes on broader provisions. They agreed on a motion picture industry tax credit and debated Employe Stock Ownership Plans while timing a possible Labor Day recess and a pending withholding tax pause.
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Reading Series Starts Tomorrow About Johnny Still Can't Read
A 10 part AP distributed series begins tomorrow in the Star titled Johnny Still Cant Read. It notes 23 million American adults are functionally illiterate and 39 million are functional but not proficient in reading test tasks. Kathryn Diehl of the Reading Reform Foundation wrote the pieces.
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New Way to See Inside the Human Body at Winchester Memorial Hospital
The Star Our Town reports a new imaging method used regularly by Winchester Memorial Hospital. Peter Bernard received a nine year sentence for grand larceny from Judge Duncan Gibb yesterday.
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