The Debate in Philadelphia Tonight Highlights Cautious Campaign
Ford and Carter delivered familiar campaign themes with no surprises in the Philadelphia debate. Technical issues arose early, and both candidates claimed momentum from their performances while urging the public to focus on leadership and unemployment plans. The race moves forward with no decisive winner.
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Walter R. Mears
Philadelphia
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Ford Gets Slight Edge From Four Debate Coaches
Four of five college debate coaches favored Ford in the televised debate citing his rebuttal and tax and bureaucracy arguments. One judge leaned to Carter. Judges scored analysis, reasoning, evidence, organization, refutation, and presentation noting Ford showed strength in handling tax and bureaucracy. Carter was praised for responsiveness by one panelist.
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Washington
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Associated Press
Barbara O Connor
California State University At
Sacramento
Donn Parson
University of Kansas
William Southworth
University of
Dr. O'Connor
Southworth
Parson
Wade
Aiken Standard History and Contact Details
The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes daily except Saturdays and Sundays from Aiken South Carolina with mailing address and ZIP code 29801. Advertisements may be corrected in the next issue. advance payments beyond five weeks not accepted.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S.C
Associated Press
Chevy Chase to Miss SNL After Onstage Injury During Ford Carter Skit
AP reports comedian Chevy Chase will miss this week’s Saturday Night Live after injuring himself parodying the Ford Carter debates. A spokesman said his doctor ordered a week off to recover from undisclosed injuries. he plans to return for the October 2 show.
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New York
Chevy Chase
Ford
Chase
Breakdown traced to amplifying system for Ford Carter debate
ABC officials traced the 27 minute audio gap in the Ford Carter presidential debate to a faulty audio distribution amplifier. ABC engineers are still pinpointing the exact cause while Walter Pfister Jr. noted the absence of a backup system. Rep Lionel Van Deerlin urged a studio setting for future debates to prevent repeats. Greenland is the world’s largest island and lies far north between North America and Europe.
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Philadelphia
Ford
Jimmy Carter
American Broadcasting Co
ABC
Walnut Street
Walter Pfister Jr
Pfister
Richard M. Nixon
China
Lionel van Deerlin
D-Calif
Congress
Greenland
North America
Europe
North Pole
Nationwide forecast coats states as cool air returns
Cooler weather is expected in the northern tier today while the southern belt remains warm. The outlook calls for showers in the Southwest and northern Plains as well as from Oklahoma to the Great Lakes and in the Southeast.
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Plains
Oklahoma
Great Lakes
Dent Riley Debate In Columbia
South Carolina campaign leaders for Ford and Carter faced off in Columbia as both campaigns highlighted their candidates. Harry Dent touted Ford on peace prosperity and public trust. State Sen. Richard Riley praised Carter as a strong leader who would curb inflation and unemployment and restore confidence in government.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Harry Dent
National Steering Committee
Peace, Prosperity and Public Trust
Richard Riley
Greenville
Carter-Mondale
Carter
Carter and Ford Clash On Georgia Governing Record
In a debate, President Ford and Jimmy Carter offered differing yet overlapping views of Carter’s Georgia governorship. Ford claimed state employees rose 25 percent. Carter cited a 2 percent year end increase and elimination of many agencies. Debated figures included numbers of boards and agencies and shifts in federal versus state employment.
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Philadelphia
Jimmy Carter
Ford
Carter
Washington
Georgia
Georgia Forest Research Council
Transportation Department
Establishment to Close Saturday September 25 for Holiday
The business will be closed on Saturday September 25 in observance of a religious holiday. Staff will resume normal hours the following day.
Wild Flowers of America in Full Color Portfolio Offer
Smithsonian Institute showcases eighteen lithographic color prints from the Wild Flowers of America collection by Mary Wally Walcott and Dorothy Falcon Platt. The 9 by 12 inch prints come with a Garden fact finder wheel and monthly care tips, offered for $2 per portfolio or $5 for three, sent to Book Enterprises, P O Box 22 Dept NC New York NY 10017.
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Wild Flowers of
America
The
Institute
Mary Wally Walcott
Dorothy Falcon Platt
Book Enterprises
P.O
Dept
New York
N.Y
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Teresa Wright
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City Hall
NAACP
Port Gibson
Miss
Jackson
Frank Sinatra
Las Vegas
Nev
Nevada Gaming Commission
Milton Rudin
Nevada
Gaming Control Board
del E. Webb Corp
Sinatra
Rudin
Webb Corp
Efrs
Mitchell Shopping Center
Franz Klaus Hardware
Ashhurst Agency Service
Dial
Dan Bacot
John Thomas
Smithsonian Institute
Walter Schnell
North Augusta
Martintown Road
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