Soviet anger over second U.S. presidential debate
Pravda and Tass denounce Ford and Carter for overstepping lines on foreign policy. Pravda calls Ford and Carter unfriendly and accuses them of promoting anti Soviet sentiment by meeting emigre Baltic and regional dissidents. Ford clarifies he will not accept Soviet domination of Eastern Europe.
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Communist Party Daily
Pravda
Ford
Soviet Union
Eastern Europe
Europe
Weather Outlook: Cold Windy with Mild Rain Chance
Variable clouds bring windy, cold conditions with highs near 55 to 60. Partly cloudy tonight with a low around 35. A slight chance of rain persists. Sunday remains in the mid 50s with additional partly cloudy skies.
FBI to curb cooperation with hostile reporters
Director Clarence Kelley announced the FBI would stop cooperating with reporters he labeled hostile as part of a tightened openness policy. He warned that scandal driven reporting could undermine the bureau’s credibility and urged accountability to the people while limiting access for unidentified national media members.
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Albuquerque
N.M
UPI
Clarence Kelley
New Mexico Press Association
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Desperate shifts in Vermont governor race toward Snelling
Democratic candidate Stella Hackel trails as her early lead evaporates amid intensified attacks on opponent Richard Snelling and a growing backlash over media coverage. Polls show Snelling ahead for the first time as Hackel cancels weekly news conferences and battles defections within the state party.
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Hackel
Montpelier
Burlington
Stella Hackel
Vermont
Mondale and Dole clash in vice presidential debate
In Houston, Walter Mondale and Robert Dole delivered a sharp but poised exchange, trading charges over leadership, tax reform, and war votes. Mondale pressed Carter's policies and unemployment as failings, while Dole accused Mondale of liberal bias and union dominance, citing labor ties and tax credits, with both asserting faith in the American people. See DEBATE on Page 2.
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Robert Dole
Kansas
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Dole
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Carter
Henry Ford
New York
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Korea
Vietnam
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League of Women
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Ford stumps farm belt campaign in Detroit and Ames
United Press International reports Ford and Carter touring farm belts and central cities on Friday with running mates in media roles. Ford promised Iowa farmers “freedom from meddling” while Carter attacked Republican crime policy in Detroit.
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Iowa
Jimmy Carter
Detroit
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John Mitchell
Robert Dole
Walter Mondale
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Mondale
Carter
Gallup
Iowa State University
Midwest
Passthrough clause rescinded by Vermont PSB
The Vermont Public Service Board will phase out the Purchased Power and Fuel Adjustment Clause PPFA which allowed automatic customer charges for higher power costs The board will replace it with a semi annual cost review and a computerized monitoring system planned to be online by May 1 The move follows a ruling absolving Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp of liability for an 18 day Vernon plant shutdown and cites hardships from rapid rate pass throughs while preserving consumer protection by tracking costs and stabilizing monthly rates
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Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp
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