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Voting turnout hoped as Mercer County voters head to polls
Mercer County primary voters face a new punch card system in a race that includes two incumbents, Thomas G. Honaker Jr. and L. C. Caldwell, defending six-year terms against challengers Allen D. Lackey and James H. Oxley Jr. The paper backs Honaker and Caldwell, noting consolidation opposition and high county test scores supporting the board’s performance.
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Mercer County
Board of Education
Thomas G. Honaker Jr
L.C
Corky) Caldwell
Allen D. Lackey
Bluefield State College
James H. Oxley Jr
Oakvale
Lackey
Oxley
Honaker
Caldwell
Princeton
Lackey-Oxley
Fairview
Bluefield
West Virginia
Tom Honaker
Corky Caldwell
Tazewell Band Is Big Hit In Florida
Readers praise the Tazewell High School Band visiting Central Florida and Walt Disney World. Russ Hatfield is commended for building a professional group and the students are lauded for conduct, dress, and friendliness. The letter celebrates the band as ambassadors and credits the directors, school, parents, and community.
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Tazewell Band
Florida
Tazewell
Central Florida
Walt Disney World
Russ Hatfield
Orlando
Elmer Cook
Princeton High School
Nick J. Rahall
Not Quite News in a Virginia Country Store
A reporter and photographer in Buchanan County Virginia attempt to deliver a package for a local resident after being warned the muddy road is impassable. The store owner asks for the favor and the UPS driver is wiser, delivering the item with little car wear.
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Buchanan County
United Parcel Service
Lewis and Clark
Garret
Carter Criticism Sparks National Debate Over Presidential Power
William L. Rusher surveys harsh Carter critiques from across the spectrum and warns against rushing judgment after 15 months in office. He notes critics claim Carter is among the least effective presidents and argues for patience, warning against demagoguery and calls to impeach or remove him before his term ends.
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Carter
Rhodesia
National Review
Jimmy Carter
U.S
Millard Fillmore
Rutherford Hayes
Chester A. Arthur
Fdr
Nixon
Carter Soft Heart Behind Tough Public Face
A profile portrays President Jimmy Carter as unusually trusting and compassionate. It cites private calls to aides, comforting messages to officials, and lenient stances on travel class that contrast with a harsh public image.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Atlanta
Lillian
Peace Corps
Treasury
Laurence Woodworth
Woodward
Labor
Ray Marshall
Chris
Ralph Nader
Joan Claybrook
Federal Highway Safety Czar
Rosalynn
Oval Office
Bert Lance
Lance
Bert
Robert Strauss
Strauss
White House
Camp David
Defense
Harold) Brown
Agriculture
Bob) Bergland
Phillip) Habib
Congress
Senator Soaper Comments On I Love New York Campaign
The senator notes rising popularity of the national I Love New York campaign and increasing sales of large apses. The president, amid tense Capitol Hill relations, hires Tongsun Park to smooth talks. He denies pressuring Israel and claims strong ties with Prime Minister Beggin.
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New York
Jimmy Carter
Capitol Hill
Tongsun Park
Israel
Beggin
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