Campaign Roundup: Candidates Clash Over Debate Plans
President Ford and Jimmy Carter trade claims on televised debates with AFL CIO leaders in Washington. Carter says three 75 minute sessions are tentatively agreed, while Ford's spokesman denies progress as talks remain secret. Meany blasts Ford while Mondale pins Nixon Ford policy.
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New River Dam Blocked by Wild and Scenic River Bill
Environmentalists celebrate after the Senate approved a bill designating 26.5 miles of the upper New River in North Carolina as part of the federal wild and scenic river system The Appalachian Power Co aimed to build two dams near Galax Virginia in an $845 million Blue Ridge Project threatening the river’s headwaters This action follows a 13 year fight to preserve the oldest river in the Western Hemisphere for future generations.
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Rosalynn Carter to visit Columbia for campaign kickoff
Rosalynn Carter wife of Jimmy Carter will visit Columbia next week to attend ceremonies September 9 marking the opening of his statewide campaign headquarters in the Columbia Building at Gervais and Main streets opposite the State House. She is also set to attend the Southern 500 stock car race at Darlington on Monday.
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Aiken Standard Publishing Details and Policies
The notice outlines the Aiken Standard’s establishment in 1867 and its publication schedule. It lists contact details, post office box, address, and ZIP code, along with carriage of AP dispatches and republication rights. It also states no responsibility for advertisement omissions and limits on advance payments to five weeks.
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Kate Smith in satisfactory condition after sore throat
AP reports singer Kate Smith, 67, is admitted to Boulevard Hospital with a sore throat and is in satisfactory condition. A spokeswoman did not specify a release date.
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Cabinet Members Questioned at Southern Governors Conference
In Williamsburg Virginia two Ford cabinet members faced sharp questions from 16 governors at the 42nd Southern Governors Conference. Secretary William T. Coleman Jr. drew focus over highway decisions and Concorde test flights while HEW head David Mathews spoke on state HEW relations amid desegregation tensions. The session included various committee reports and remarks by Dean Rusk and others.
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Tax Cuts Extended As Conferees Reach Agreement
Senate and House negotiators agree to extend existing individual tax cuts through 1977 and make permanent several standard deduction boosts. A family of four at $15,000 would see about an $180 credit, with additional credits for welfare recipients and workers. The package also liberalizes moving expense deductions and expands worker ownership plans.
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Tijuana Draws Most American Visitors Says AP
Tijuana attracts more U S citizens than any foreign city with over 30 million crossings last year for meals bullfights jai alai or shopping. Travelers may reenter the U S duty free up to 100 dollars in merchandise if no similar exemption was claimed in the prior 30 days.
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