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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1976

Page

3

Columbus Day in Campaign Dash to Win Ethnic Votes

President Ford planned a wreath at a Washington statue while Jimmy Carter attended Columbus Day services in Chicago and marched in a parade. The race targets ethnic blocs in swing states as both combat perceived opponent missteps and court Polish Greek and Polish American communities amid debates on Eastern Europe and the Arab boycott of Israel.

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Wayne Hays Career Nears End After Sex Payroll Scandal

Washington AP report notes Wayne Hays resigns from the House after a sex payroll scandal. His Ohio 18th district staff quotas drop as replacements approach. The 10 person team moves from Rayburn to Longworth offices while the district offices wind down and replacements prepare to take over.

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Stamp Collectors Help Post Office With Deficit

The Postal Service reports the stamp collecting program raised 91.1 million dollars last year on 11.2 million in outlays. Proceeds mainly came from unsused stamps and philatelic items like starter kits and albums. Officials say the aim is public enjoyment, not catering to serious collectors.

Washington Postal Service Ter Donald McDowell The

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