League of Women Voters to sponsor presidential debates
Federal election officials appear ready to approve debates under the League of Women Voters amid funding questions. Attorneys say league sponsorship poses no legal conflict, but the plan to underwrite a roughly 150000 dollar cost with corporate and union money faces scrutiny.
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Mondale Gains Ground On National Stage As VP Candidate
A cautious Mondale tours key states as he grows into the vice presidential role. He frames Ford as failing on jobs housing health care and education and hails Daley as a top mayor while staff critique and polish his campaign persona and jokes.
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Harrises Seek New Trial Delay Ahead of Sentencing
William and Patricia Harris seek a new trial to delay sentencing on kidnaping and robbery convictions. The defense cites jury conduct concerns and a smuggled newspaper in the jury room. Judge Brandler will decide if sentences run concurrent or consecutive, with potential terms from five years to life.
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Congress near verdict on North Carolina New River hydro案
Congress moves toward final passage of a bill to protect a 26.5 mile segment of the New River in North Carolina, potentially overturning a FPC license for Appalachian Power Co. The measure has wide Senate backing and Ford administration endorsement, while environmentalists seek to block dam construction on one of the region’s oldest river basins.
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Tailor-made missionary work urged
Third World delegates at the 13th World Methodist Conference urge a modern approach to missionary work in Asia Africa and Latin America. They warn from potential regional splits if the Anglo American majority does not adapt its policies and priorities. The assembly adopts a resolution condemning apartheid in South Africa and calls for global sanctions until ending racial segregation.
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