Flip Flop remarks spark campaign sparks over weekend
Presidential race moves into high gear after Labor Day with volleys over a quote about a calculated election year flip flop. Ford unveils a parks plan at Old Faithful Yellowstone. Carter blasts the visit as staged. Mondale and Dole travel and campaign across states with key issues highlighted.
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Carter
Bob Dole
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Atlanta
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California
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Yellowstone National Park
Wyo
White House
94Th Congress
Congress
Mondale
Dole
Wail
Government Seeks Public Opinion on Food and Appliances
The government invites consumer input on poultry meat standards for chicken and turkey sausages and on room air conditioner energy testing rules. It also outlines FDA recall responsibilities for foods drugs cosmetics and devices with public comment deadlines and submission addresses.
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American Bakers Association
Food and Drug Administration
Fishers Lane
Rockville
Ohio Chief Justice Targets Judge Leniency in Athens
During a gathering in Athens on Saturday Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice C William O Neill urged that the judiciary hear public criticism of lenient sentences. He warned that police frustration and citizen anger reflect perceived judicial softness toward criminals.
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Supreme Court
Athens
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Felt Says National Security Justifies FBI Break-ins
Former FBI official W. Mark Felt tells CBS that if indicted over 1972 authorization of FBI burglaries at Weather Underground in New York and PLO offices in Dallas his defense will be that the national security interest of the country is paramount.
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Five Die in Fraternity House Blaze at Baker University
Authorities blame absence of a fire escape for five deaths in a Baker University three story fraternity house blaze in Baldwin Kansas. Fire marshal Floyd Dibbern cites lack of exit from the top floor as the fatal factor with the blaze spreading upstairs.
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Reform Group Set by Driver
Six dissident Cabell County truck drivers formed a local chapter of Teamsters for a Democratic Union in Huntington. Led by Bill Meade the group met at his home to organize. The TDU aims to attend its first national convention September 18 at Kent State University seeking to send 16 members.
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Teamsters Union
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Teamsters
Meade
TDU
Kent State University
Ohio
Debates Under Way As Election Officials Weigh Sponsorship
Federal election officials appear ready to allow the League of Women Voters to arrange presidential debates with about 150000 dollars in production costs. The plan centers on corporate and union underwriting, drawing FEC scrutiny over financing while endorsing league sponsorship as permissible.
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League of Women Voters
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Congress
Sabotage ruled out in two C141 crashes killing 39
Investigators found no sabotage in the two U S Air Force C141 crashes that killed 39 mainly American servicemen near Greenland and England. Both planes from McGuire AFB left within hours of each other. crews’ last words may be revealed by flight recorders being sought. Surviving six to be flown to San Antonio burn center.
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Greenland
England
McGuire Air Force Base
New Jersey
Soendre Stroemfjord
Peterborough
Pentagon
United States
U.S. Army Burn Center
San Antonio
Tex
Return to Work Begins for Rubber Workers in Akron
Akron AP report says more than half of Rubber workers signed the pact with Firestone. Eight of the eleven Firestone locals ratified the agreement Sunday, restarting production and ending a work stoppage.
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Akron, Ohio
Firestone
Land Sells On Fourth Call At Elm Street
Donald Mash of The Plains sells 2 percent of his land after a four call auction on Elm Street. He says that the outcome is great and that the sale reflects well on his action.
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Donald Mash
Elm Street
the Plains
Rubber workers strike ends lack of production relief
Akron maintenance crews prepared Sunday night to resume full tire production midweek as Goodyear and Firestone contracts reach ratification. About 60,000 workers nationwide walked out, idling 47 plants and about 60 percent of tire output. Goodyear and Firestone wage gains total about 1.35 to 1.44 per hour with cost of living adjustments guiding increases. consumer tire prices are expected to rise.
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