Fromme Says Ford Attempt Was Attention Seeker
Lynette Fromme told an attorney she did not intend to kill President Ford. She aimed at him to gain attention for a new trial for Charles Manson and three female followers linked to the Tate murders. A grand jury seeks an attempted murder indictment while a gag order limits publicity around the case.
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Apple Growers Fight Jamaican Labor Ban in D.C. Hearing
Apple industry representatives converge on Federal Court in Washington to challenge a Labor Dept directive limiting Jamaican workers. Judge Gasch weighs a permanent restraining order as growers plan for harvest and Puerto Rico tensions over minimum wage rules.
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Black and white students enter South Boston High together
Boston's court ordered desegregation proceeds with police protection as black and white pupils ride buses to South Boston and Charlestown schools in combined entry. Attendance rises, arrests total 98 over two days, and protests persist with night incidents and a Charlestown march near Bunker Hill.
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Senate Fails to Overturn Ford Veto on Energy Bill
In Washington the Senate shows little chance to override President Ford's veto of a six month price control bill for oil. Veto supporters warn of higher fuel costs and inflation while Ford backers expect a gradual phase out and a 13.50 per barrel target. Analysts warn of jobs losses and a broader impact on food and goods.
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Friendship Relocation Approved By Winchester City Council
City Council approved Friendship Fire Co. relocation to a 2.3 acre tract in Smithfield Farms Park near Kerr and Bruce Streets with a 99 year lease to fund a new half million dollar fire station. The vote was 10 to 0 with two abstentions after 45 minutes of debate and citizen input totaling about 360 supportive and 70 opposing petitions.
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Senate expected to override Ford veto on education bill
The Senate is set to join the House in overriding President Ford's veto of a 7.9 billion education appropriations bill. The House passed it 379 to 41, arguing the plan would spend less than the president's estimate this year while funding features like aid to school districts and college student aid exceed Ford's request.
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Dress Codes Dwindle in Modern Schools
Jessica Sullivan surveys current student attire showing casual wear dominates as once fierce dress code debates fade. Town zoning notes on page 17 reference Stephens City council postponing a vote, leaving zoning concerns unresolved.
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