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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1976

Page

2

Nixon to Return to Yorba Linda for Fundraiser Appearance

AP reports Richard Nixon will travel to Yorba Linda California next week for his first political appearance since resignation. He will speak at a fundraiser for Representative Charles Wiggins whose impeachment vote helped end Nixon’s presidency in 1974.

Los Angeles Richard M. Nixon Yorba Linda Calif Secret Service Nixon Charles Wiggins R.calif Wiggins House Richard Nixon

Hearst Faces Extended Psychiatric Evaluation

U S District Judge William Orrick Jr ordered Patty Hearst to an additional days of psychiatric evaluation before sentencing for the bank robbery conviction. The extension delays sentencing until the study concludes, replacing the original 90 day period that would have expired Sunday after Judge Oliver Carter's death.

San Francisco Patricia Hearst U.S. District Court William Orrick Jr Miss Hearst Orrick Oliver Carter

Aiken Standard Address and Publishing Terms

The notice lists publication details for the Aiken Standard established 1867 and circulated in Aiken South Carolina. It notes posting twice daily on weekdays, mail and box information, and disclaimers on responsibility for omissions and advertisements with corrections in the next issue.

Aiken Standard Rutland Drive Aiken S.C Associated Press

Carter faces general election worries after nominating win

In Plains Georgia Jimmy Carter acknowledged concern about defeating Republican opposition in November after clinching the Democratic presidential nomination. He spoke on his private plane following a 30th wedding anniversary celebration with Rosalynn, while planning strategy with polling and organization to secure victory. He named Rep. Peter Rodine as a potential running mate and said he will choose the VP to best govern if needed. He noted staff divided on how to select the ticket, and emphasized personal judgment over political calculations.

Plains Jimmy Carter Carter Rosalynn Georgia Fort Lauderdale Fla Sen Walter Mondale Minnesota John Glenn Ohio Rep Peter Rodine New Jersey House Judiciary Committee Frank Church Idaho Church Sen. Church Edmund Muskie Maine Glenn and Mondale New York

Demos Convention Turns Circus Elements Into Realities

New York hosts the Democratic National Convention with Ringling Brothers imagery. An arena setup at Madison Square Garden uses a basketball locker room as the nominee’s stage and an ice rink for delegates, reflecting careful planning by Raymond R. Hertler and staff with 80 to 90 firms involved. The hall is about 90 percent ready for the 8 p.m. EDT opening Monday.

New York Ringling Brothers United States Big Apple San Francisco Miami Beach Chicago Madison Square Garden Madison Square Garden Raymond R. Hertler Hertler

Queen Elizabeth Faces Busy Washington Visit Day

In Washington Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip spent a day of diplomacy visiting American dignitaries. They dined at a Capitol luncheon viewed the Magna Carta in the Rotunda and saw British art. The day included a reception and dinner for the royal couple at the British Embassy.

Washington Britain Elizabeth II Capitol Prince Philip England Rotunda United States

Energy Policy Differences Among Carter Ford Reagan

The piece contrasts Democratic candidate Carter with President Ford and Republican hopeful Reagan on oil price controls import quotas and energy conservation. Carter supports price controls quotas and strong conservation while Ford and Reagan push for a free market approach with voluntary steps and less big energy company power. Carter advocates solar energy and a World Energy Conference to boost research and cooperation.

Washington Jimmy Carter Ford Ronald Reagan Carter Reagan Appalachia White House Georgia California Congress U.S OPEC United States

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