Debaters Face Off In First Presidential Debate
United Press International reports President Ford and Jimmy Carter will open the bicentennial election campaign with a 90 minute domestic issues debate at Walnut Theater. Carter seeks to show clarity on policy while Ford aims for a confident presidential image amid tough questions, with two follow ups on foreign policy and miscellaneous topics.
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Schorr panel rules on source secrecy and future role
The House Ethics Committee would not punish CBS reporter Daniel Schorr for refusing to reveal his news source. The panel lifted the subpoena and spent months seeking the leaker of the Village Voice piece, signaling a stand for press freedom while CBS weighs Schorr's return to reporting.
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British royal commission urges delay in nuclear expansion
The British royal commission on environmental pollution urged postponing further nuclear energy growth. Sir Brian Flowers, a father of Britain’s nuclear programs, backed delaying expansion to ensure safe, acceptable methods, signaling a sharp shift for a nation with 11 operating reactors and a strong nuclear legacy.
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Manchester set to open first emergency medical center on Ways Lane
Construction begins on a $150000 Manchester Medical Center near Route 7 set to open in January. Dr. Songho Hong will oversee a facility with three offices, four exam rooms, X ray lab and emergency department, creating 3 to 8 jobs as demand grows, with SBA and Catamount Bank financing. U.S. Sen Robert Stafford welcomes federal support for the project.
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Officer Faces Dilemma Between Family and Duty
Manchester officer Kenneth Mason Jr faced a conflict between protecting his son Jeffrey Mason and upholding the law. After three days he reported the case to State's Attorney Raymond G. Bolton. Jeffrey Mason, 21, of Arlington, pleaded not guilty to marijuana possession in Sunderland on August 23 and was released on $90 recognizance bail.
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Outsider Santway trounced and educated but not disillusioned
Vermont Democrat candidate Bob Santway, a Bennington factory worker by night and writer by day, faced a crushing loss to Montpelier lawyer John A. Burgess. His quirky financial disclosure listing his cat Purr as a $100 liability drew wide attention, illustrating his unconventional campaign style and belief that pledges arise only when a vote is cast.
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