Cigarette Smokers Live In Shadow of Death
In this Amarillo Globe-Times five part series opener, Dr. William Hale warns smoking as the nation’s top preventable killer with lung cancer deaths estimated at about 300000 annually. He notes bans in public spaces and shifts toward lighter cigarettes while Tobacco Institute data claim steady sales growth despite anti smoking efforts.
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Ford says Reagan foreign policy is nonsense in Portland
Ford defended U S strategy on the Soviet Union and Kissinger while on a multistate 1976 campaign swing through Oregon California Nevada and Ohio He warned against secret deals and pledged to seek a strong arms treaty with Moscow and a reduction of forces in Europe noting any agreement requires Senate ratification and debate Ford also defended Kissinger against Reagan attacks and emphasized American leadership and willingness to use force if needed.
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Faith in Christ Helps Moyers Amid Trial's End
Mrs. Hudson Moyer recalls anxiety before testifying about Katina Moyer's kidnapping and murder by ex policeman Jim Vanderbilt. She credits faith with sustaining her through 14 months of grief as Katina's death is remembered, including a memorial scholarship and public attention from the Tri State area and Kansas.
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Summer musical cast stars in Palo Duro Canyon roundup
Texas roundup lists about a hundred cast members for a summer musical drama in Palo Duro Canyon. Weddings galore note May as a wedding month preview. West Texas State wins its fourth straight tennis title and fifth in six years while Southern Illinois wins the MWC track title with Wichita State second and WTSU third.
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Carter May Be in Trouble After First Ballot
An AP survey shows front runner Carter may struggle to clinch the Democratic nomination if the convention goes beyond the first ballot. About 41 percent of delegates favor Carter on the first ballot while Humphrey leads for potential second choices among those who name one. Varying interest across blocs signals tightening race and potential backroom bargaining issues.
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