Bicentennial Weekend Sparks American Spirit Across the Nation
President Ford and the nation celebrated a massive Fourth of July and Bicentennial weekend marked by grand skyrocket displays and widespread displays of patriotism. From Boston to Philadelphia crowds sang, toasted freedoms, and recalled historic milestones as 1776 traditions mingled with 1976 celebrations.
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Schools bar father son and mother daughter events nationwide
Federal officials ruled public schools may not sponsor parent child activities that separate by sex claiming such events violate Title IX rules. Scottsdale, Arizona teachers were informed of the policy which forbids activities like father son or mother daughter breakfasts even when equal facilities are offered. Possible penalties include loss of federal aid or court action.
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Aiken Standard Publication Details and Policies
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Queen seeks clemency for three British mercenaries
Queen Elizabeth II asked the Angolan government for clemency on behalf of three British mercenaries sentenced to death for their roles in the Angolan civil war. The message was sent from the royal yacht Britannia as she sailed from Bermuda to the United States. Also noted are Moynihan receiving an honorary degree in Jerusalem and Kreisky praising U.S. self purification in Salzburg.
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Daniel Gearhart
Kensington, Md
Carter Sees No Incompatibility With Muskie as VP Pick
Carter says no incompatibility with Senator Edmund Muskie as a possible running mate after a four hour discussion at his Plains Georgia home. Muskie, who sought the 1972 Democratic nomination, would not abandon the Senate for the vice presidency. A AP poll lists Brown Church Stevenson Bayh as leading VP prospects among delegates.
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Associated Press
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17 Motorists Die on Highways in Bicentennial Week End
CHICAGO AP reports traffic deaths on the nation’s highways during the Bicentennial weekend totaled 474, below the National Safety Council forecast. The tally reflects a surge in holiday travel and highlights concerns over road safety and emergency response.
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National Safety Council
Prospective Homebuyers Seek Key Factors in Housing
A survey shows buyers prioritize location price and structure condition. They also value bedrooms size of rooms proximity to schools shopping centers and transportation. The note promises to answer inquiries and ensure customer satisfaction.
Queen Elizabeth II Begins U S Visit in Philadelphia
Queen Elizabeth II starts a six day Bicentennial visit in Philadelphia with a dedication of a 10 ton Bicentennial bell at the Visitors Center on the Delaware River. She will meet Mayor Frank Rizzo and visit Independence Hall where founders plotted revolution. Day McIntire plans a protest over inscriptions branding the bell a counterfeit. The Liberty Bell inscription remains Proclaim liberty throughout all the land unto all the inhabitants thereof from Leviticus.
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George Washington
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George HI
Plane Crashes Near Daniel Field in Augusta Georgia
A twin engine propeller driven Cessna 337 crashed and burned in a cluster of pines at a shopping center near Daniel Field Augusta GA. The pilot and sole occupant was killed. his name was not released. FAA said the crash occurred as the plane turned toward Daniel Field and exploded on impact.
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Augusta’s Bush Field
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