Pro Life Movement Emerges as Sleepers Issue in 1976 Race
The antiabortion movement labels itself pro life and seeks a constitutional ban and candidates aligned with its stance. It funds grassroots activity, uses billboards and bumper stickers, and makes the issue a volatile driver in the presidential campaign, attracting broad public debate over morality and politics.
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Karen Mulhauser
National Abortion Rights Action League
NARAL
National
Right To Life Committee
U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops
Ellen McCormack
Long Island, N.Y
New Hampshire
Vermont
Florida
Nebraska
Washington
California
Massachusetts
North Carolina
Helen Greene
New York State
Religious Coalition For Abortion Rights
Congress
Jeanie Rosoff
Office of
Planned Parenthood
Debate Over Abortion Shapes U.S. Politics
National anti and pro abortion advocates mobilize nationwide with hopes to influence campaigns and constitutional action. Leaders push for district organizing, primaries presence, and a push to amend the constitution while defending or expanding legal abortion.
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Supreme Court
White
National
Right To Life Committee
Iowa
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Retirement shopping tips from a professional buyer
Peter Weaver offers practical guidance on smart shopping to cut food costs. He suggests planning with newspaper ads and travel costs, stockpiling on social sales, using a rotation system, avoiding perishables in quantity, and crafting strict shopping lists. He also covers coupons, taste tests, and choosing house brands for savings.
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Cooperative Extension Service
Athens County
Board of Education
Dear Abby and neighbors people share private tips
A reader’s anonymous call about a husband prompts varied reactions from Ruth in Iowa and a Indiana widow. A second letter urges truth over comforting denial, while a third laments family quarrels during holiday visits and suggests restraint to preserve peace. Abby offers standard guidance and invites personal replies.
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Abby
Do-It-Yourself Kit Builds Family Home in Newbury
Newbury Ohio AP The Bill Zappia family received a three bedroom log house kit from Vermont worth 11000 dollars including four hours of technical help. They assembled logs doors windows and insulation on site choosing a full basement cathedral living room two baths and a balcony. The family Kim ten and Dean seven contribute to a project begun last fall with the firm belief they built it themselves.
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Abigail van Buren
Abby
Newbury
Ohio
Bill Zappia
Bill
Cynthia Zappia
Kim
Dean
Breakfast skippers fail to replace daily nutrients
Food surveys show breakfast skippers seldom replace lost nutrients later yet may overcompensate in calories. Nutritionists warn the body lacks essential materials for optimum condition and that breakfast should supply a significant share of daily nutrients.
Corn Pudding Recipe From 1959 Booklet
Marian Reeder shares a corn pudding recipe serving six. Ingredients include eggs milk canned corn melted shortening salt and pepper. Bake in a greased dish in hot water at 350 for about an hour until firm, served hot as an economical side dish.
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Marian Reeder
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Calif
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PiTiawrs
City County Health Building
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Dean & Barry
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