Ford to Entertain and Reagan to Telephone Delegates on Fence
President Ford plans to entertain undecided delegates at the White House this week while Ronald Reagan will dig post holes on his California ranch and call delegates still on the fence. With four weeks to the convention Ford swept Connecticut and Reagan Utah, as uncommitted delegates total 172 with 1,130 needed to win. Reagan vows a two week vacation and daily memos to reach those delegates, while Carter and Mondale rest in Georgia and Minnesota.
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Carter Delivers Message of Love and Justice at Plains Church
Jimmy Carter spoke to about 80 attendees at the Plains Baptist Church Sunday school class describing love and social justice as intertwined. He noted the church’s exclusion of black members and urged humility and service toward others while reflecting on his New York nomination address.
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Adventurer Reaches Alaska After 13 500 Mile Reverse Canoe Trek
Don Watson, 43, a California retiree, completes a 13 500 mile journey in a 15 foot canoe. He traversed rivers and coasts from Tennessee to Alaska, facing alligators and rough seas, before porting into Juneau. He plans to repeat the trek in reverse for an encore.
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Hearing on $150,000 leak question opens in House Ethics Panel
The House Ethics Committee begins two weeks of hearings to identify who leaked the intelligence committee report. CBS reporter Daniel Schorr admitted possessing a copy and may be subpoenaed. Flynt says leak remains unsolved. The probe cost $150,000 after a cut from $350,000.
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Athens considers tax halt and road plan amid budget limits
Mayor Donald Barrett says the summer street resurfacing program is inadequate but affordable for Athens. A councilman calls for a financial study before deciding on raising the city income tax, which the council will discuss tonight.
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Tri County board to appoint two trustees to Hocking Tech
The Tri County Joint Vocational District Board of Education will meet at 6 45 p m on Tuesday at the Hocking Valley Motor Lodge to appoint two Perry County trustees to Hocking Technical College as terms expire.
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Weather outlook with mild tonight and warm Tuesday
Clear tonight with lows about 60 to 65. Tuesday brings mostly sunny skies and continued warmth with highs in the upper 80s to low 90s. Rain chances near zero tonight, about 10 percent Tuesday.
Ohio weekend traffic toll rises with at least 12 dead
Across Ohio at least 12 people died in weekend traffic incidents including a double fatality. The toll covered Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight, with pedestrians and a motorcyclist among the victims and no further details provided.
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Record Lows End Heat Wave Across Ohio
The weekend break in the heat sent Ohio into record low territory with readings near or below daily records. Columbus and Zanesville reached 54 degrees, within one degree of a date record, while sunny skies and highs in the 80s were forecast to return later today and clear tonight with temperatures in the 60s.
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Clues Tighten in Chowchilla Kidnap Case
Investigators report new leads toward three men who abducted 26 Chowchilla students and their bus driver. Police say discovery of possible dates and locations narrows suspects, but motive remains unknown as they search near Livermore and Alameda County.
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Kidnappers Planned Chowchilla Bus Nighttime Escape
In Chowchilla California three masked men abducted 26 children and a driver. The plan appears months in advance with vans bought using cash and unaffiliated registrations. The getaway vans carried CB radios and a tarp covered route to a desert pit 100 miles away.
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