Ford in Oregon and Carter on Homosexuality Debate
President Ford campaigned in Oregon aiming to weaken Reagan in the West. Democratic front-runner Jimmy Carter claimed support for Biblical teachings against homosexuality while pledging to sign laws to curb prosecutions of homosexuals. Reagan responded by raising new possibilities in the campaign dynamic.
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Ford
Oregon
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Tennessee Valley Authority
Barry Goldwater
Carter
San Francisco
Bella Abzug
D-N.y
Congress
Ford weighs busing limits tied to segregated schools
President Ford and Atty. Gen. Levi discuss a plan to limit busing to segregated schools rather than whole districts. Levi may seek Supreme Court guidance using the Boston case. Ford denies political motives as Kentucky primary looms and campaign swings through Oregon Nevada and other states.
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Washington
Ford
White House
Atty
Edward H. Levi
Supreme Court
Boston
Kentucky
Levi
William T. Coleman
Coleman
American Law Institute
Ed Levi
Congress
France Considers Sending Peacekeeping Troops to Lebanon
In Beirut small arms clashes and sniper fire persist as an undeclared cease-fire gains traction. President Giscard d Esteing says France would deploy several regiments within 48 hours if Lebanon asks, with Syria's support noted and no State Department comment.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Valery Giscard d'Estaing
New Orleans
France
Giscard
United States
Henry A. Kissinger
Syria
State Department
Washington
Elias Sarkis
Sarkis
Suleiman Franjieh
Hafez Assad
28 Die in Bus Plunge From Bay Bridge Ramp
Perry Martin, 18, and Kris Huston, 16, were among the survivors of a high school choir tour bus crash near Martinez California. Twenty seven students and one adult were killed. Evan Prothero, 50, driver, survived in semi critical condition. The bus left Interstate 680 struck a steel guardrail, toppled and landed upside down. rescue crews used cranes to right the vehicle. The tour began in Yuba City and included a stop in Orinda before crossing to Fishermans Wharf in San Francisco Bay.
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Yuba City High School
Kris Huston
Evan Prothero
Tom Randolph
Yuba City
Sacramento
Orinda
Fisherman's Wharf
San Francisco
St. Isadore’s
Christina Estabrook
Dean Estabrook
Philippine jet hijack ends as 14 hostages freed in Mindanao
A Philippine Airlines jet seized by Moslem Maranao rebels at Zamboanga freed 14 women and children, including American Martha Talton, while two Americans remain aboard. Authorities say ransom demands were rejected and the plane remains surrounded by about 100 soldiers at the airport.
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Manila
Philippines
Philippine Airlines
Zamboanga
Zamboanga International
Mindanao
Martha Talton
South Charleston
N.C
U.S. Ravenel Travel
Andres Macs
Weyerhauser Philippines
John Mallett
United Brands
Davao
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Cagayan de Oro
Libya
Fourteen Children Hospitalized After Bus CO Leak
A bus carrying 40 people from Love of God Holiness Church aboard I-95 near Alexandria suffered a carbon monoxide leak. All 14 hospitalized at Dewitt Army Hospital in Fort Belvoir were children, caused by a faulty exhaust system.
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Ft. Belvior
Alexandria
Fairfax County
Restme
Love of God Holiness Church
K St. NE
King’s Dominion Amusement Park
Richmond
Dewitt Army Hospital
Ft. Belvier
Area churches outline programs for tomorrow and week
Stafford and Charlottesville politics dominate Page 2 with Republican and Democrat coverage. Church Page details schedules for area worship and events for the coming week.
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Stafford
Charlottesville
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