Navy Academy to call women midshipmen while new ROTC ties
The Naval Academy will admit women as part of a 4000-student class but will call them women midshipmen not midshipmen. The academy says the program uses the same criteria as for men. Separately, critics claim major oil firms push independents out, and Senate confirmed Thomas Kleppe as secretary of the Interior after a long process.
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State Parks to Close on Staggered Basis
In Richmond AP report, State Parks Commissioner Ben H Bolen says all state park campgrounds close this winter for economic and construction reasons. Mountain parks Claytor Lake Douthat Fairy Stone Hungry Mother close Dec 1. coastal and piedmont parks close Jan 5 1976 with Seashore reopening March 1 1976 except Seashore.
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Kentucky Governor Clashes With Ford Over Canceled Louisville Trip
President Ford canceled his Louisville fundraising trip citing security concerns after threats and demonstrations tied to court ordered busing. Governor Julian Carroll argues the move stems from fear of political embarrassment over a local Republican candidate and school busing issues. Ford plans meetings with foreign officials and a regional news conference after Detroit.
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Street Fighting Eases as Syrian Backed Cease Fire Takes Hold
Be irut Lebanon AP reports fighting between Christians and Moslems subsided at dawn under a Syrian backed cease fire supervised by Yasir Arafat. Premier Rashid Karami returns from Damascus saying the worst is over while security measures remain undisclosed.
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Lennon and Ono Welcome Eight-Pound Baby Boy
John Lennon and Yoko Ono welcomed their eight pound ten ounce son, Lean Ono Lennon, born in New York on Lennon’s 35th birthday. The birth follows a U S court ruling that Lennon's deportation issue tied to a 1968 marijuana conviction was resolved, allowing his permanent residency to proceed. The baby is a U S citizen and both mother and child are reported well.
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