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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1976

Page

2

GOP delegate fight centers on uncommitteds in GOP race

Ford and Reagan reopen the clash over uncommitted delegates as each side touts numbers. Ford claims 1,103 of 1,130 needed and notes AP finds 1,066 for Ford and 1,023 for Reagan with 169 uncommitted. Reagan says he will exceed the needed delegate total by at least 10 with new supporters from Delaware Virginia and North Dakota.

Washington President Delaware Virginia North Dakota Reagan Ford Rogers C.B. Morton Associated Press

Carter To Confer With Advisers On Strategy Today

Jimmy Carter planned a high level meeting in Plains with adviser Stu Eizenstat campaign manager Hamilton Jordan and others to map campaign strategy and a transition to a Carter administration. The session focused on Mondale’s role and cabinet prospects as Carter readies for the fall race.

Plains Jimmy Carter Carter Hamilton Jordan Stu Eizenstat Jack Watson Atlanta Dick Moe Walter Mondale Mondale Georgia Watson State Board of Human Resources New York

Aiken Standard Establishment and Policies

Publication details for the Aiken Standard dated 1867 note afternoon issues except weekends, postal box 456, address 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29801. Leased AP dispatches. exclusive rights to local news and AP. No liability for ad errors. corrections in next issue. advance payments limits. subscription lines.

Aiken Standard Rutland Drive Aiken S.C Associated Press

Pentecostal Church Opens New Sanctuary in South Aiken

The South Aiken Pentecostal Holiness Church will hold its first service in a new sanctuary on Sunday August 1. The building is valued at $125 000, per Rev. Laverne Smith. Ground was broken for construction in January. The church organized in 1971 also includes an educational building and a parsonage in its complex.

South Aiken

Lady Bird Johnson Tours Israel to Visit Holy Sites

Lady Bird Johnson widow of Lyndon B. Johnson tours Israel for six days to see holy places. She will meet Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and visit the Lyndon B. Johnson Memorial Forest near Jerusalem, accompanied by her daughters Lucy Nugent and Lynda Robb. A separate note mentions Victoria Fyodorova's decision to stay in the United States and marry Fred Polly, per his announcement.

Tel Aviv Israel Lady Bird Johnson Lyndon B. Johnson Moscow Victoria Fyodorova United States Fred Polly Polly

Pat Nixon Improves After Stroke at Long Beach Hospital

Former First Lady Pat Nixon shows steady progress after a stroke at Memorial Hospital Long Beach. Doctors say she now needs only daily physical therapy and an added occupational session to improve left arm and hand coordination. She walks independently and practices stairs.

Long Beach Calif Pat Nixon Memorial Hospital Bernard J. Michela

Julian Bond Supports Carter with Reservations

Black leader Julian Bond argues for supporting Jimmy Carter in the general election while criticizing what he calls Carter's self righteousness and vagueness on issues affecting Black and poor people. Bond noted his past DNC delegate role and spoke before an American Library Association meeting in Chicago.

Chicago Julian Bond Jimmy Carter Carter Bond Georgia American Library Association

Miss Fyodorova Gets Extension

A 30 day extension was granted by the Russian government for Soviet Actress Zoya Fyodorova to extend her three month visit with her daughter Victoria Fyodorova Pouy and family in Stamford Connecticut. Fyodorova arrived in the United States in late April to be with her daughter and newborn grandson. The daughter is married to retired U S Admiral Jackson R Tate who reportedly had an affair during World War II while Tate served at sea.

Stamford, Conn Zoya Fyodorova Miss Fyodorova United States Victoria Fyodorova Pouy Pooy U.S Jackson R. Tate Tate

Ford says Nixon pardon was right and could be campaign issue

President Ford defends his Nixon pardon as in the national interest and says voters may weigh it in the campaign. He spoke at a White House news conference amid Nixon and Watergate references, as AFL CIO opposed Ford and backed Carter. Ford said he would do it again for the nation's sake.

Jimmy Carter Carter Ford Reagan Nelson A. Rockefeller John Sears Gloria Spann Lyndon Johnson Hubert Humphrey Afl—Cio George Meany AFL— Cio Executive Council Rosalynn Plains Amy Washington Richard Nixon White House Nixon Afl-Cio Labor United States Southeast Asia

Auto Workers Open Ford Contract Talks in Detroit

The United Auto Workers begin bargaining with Ford Motor Co for 680,000 workers, seeking job security, wage gains, and pension protection. Leaders stress peaceful talks despite tensions on retiree benefits. protests by GM pensioners occur as talks start at GM and Chrysler loom.

Auto Workers, Ford Co Detroit United Auto Workers Ford Motor Co UAW General Motors U.S Chrysler Corp American Motors Leonard Woodcock George B. Morris Jr Woodcock

Goren Bridge Play Analyzed At 5th World Team Olympiad

The article discusses a Bermuda Bowl star’s five card major approach in a hand from the 5th World Team Olympiad where North rebid two diamonds after a club response, leading to a grand slam attempt that failed. It contrasts Blackwood responses and the French pair’s smooth no trump fix in the other room.

France North Bermuda Bowl Blackwood South West East Declarer

Real estate firm touts ethics and quick fair-market property moves

A real estate business emphasizes its code of ethics and long-standing reputation for honest dealings. It pledges to handle all transactions and prides itself on moving property quickly at fair market value.

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