Carter Dole clash and national campaign moves outlined
The report details campaign trips and plans as Carter and Ford themes drive the race. Dole campaigns for Ross Freeman and addresses the National Conference of State Legislatures in Kansas City while McCarthy files in Virginia with Sharon Kilpatrick as running mate.
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Carter
Dole
Ross Freeman
Kansas City
National Conference of State Legislatures
White House
Eugene McCarthy
Virginia
James J. Kilpatrick
McCarthy
Minnesota
Sharon Stone Kilpatrick
Texas
John Connally
Ford
John Tower
A-Tex
Tower
Connally
Vail
Colo
Atlanta
Lester Maddox
American Independent Party
Legas
Maddox
Wellborn Ellis
FCC
Ellis
Nelsen
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Nessen
Lis
Roosevelt
Betty Rainwater
John F. Kennedy
Georgia
Darlington
D.C
Norfolk
New York City
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Washington
Ohio
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Florida
Sen
Robert Dole
Kansas
South
Job Hunters State Patterns in 1975 Unemployment
The Conference Board notes about six million unemployed in 1975 with 54 percent men and 48 percent women. Women often reentering the labor force after a break, while men report recent job losses. Job search relied on informal methods like answering ads and asking contacts rather than employment services.
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Conference Board
Murders Tied to United Mine Workers Power Struggle
Kenneth Yablonski, son of slain union leaders, watched as Claude Vealey received a life term after pleading guilty to first degree murder in the 1969 Clarksburg killings. The case, linked to turbulence within the United Mine Workers and trials across Pennsylvania and Ohio, resulted in multiple convictions and ongoing appeals.
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S ‘ AP
Paul Gilly
Claude Vealey
Washington County
Joseph Yablonski
Gilly
Vealey
Yablonski
Kenneth
Clarks- Ville
Richard ‘Sprague
Sweet
Sprague
Pennsylvania
Boyle
UMW
FBI
Martin
Cleveland
Annette
Silous Huddleston
Tennessee
UMWA
Trom
Tennessee- Kentucky
William Prater
Albert Pass
Erie
Philadelphia
Haggard
Reform
Arnold Miller
Pass
Prater
Viking 2 mission advances after landing on Mars at Utopia
Viking 2 separated from its mother ship and landed on Mars at Utopia, with initial signals and photos reaching Earth after a power glitch. The orbiter's attitude issue briefly hampered comms, but the lander remains on course to sample soil with a 10-foot robotic arm in eight days, as scientists note Utopia's dunes pose fewer hazards.
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Earth
Lfe
Viking
Mars
Jim Martin
Utopia
Harold Klein
Viking I
Rocky
Plainerl
North Polar
Klein
Ear&s
Viking 1
Sci¢’ Entists
Viking 2
Convicted Man Seeks Parole After Turning State Evidence
A man who turned state's evidence after his conviction hopes for parole as part of his ongoing legal status and potential sentence reductions.
Bike Car Crash Injures Two Boys in Bridgeport
Bridgeport police said two bicycle car crashes yesterday left Dominick Rauccio seven and Everett Taylor eight injured but not hospitalized. Rauccio suffered abrasions and contusions after his bike collided with Ann Walsh’s car on Lorraine Street at 1 05 p.m. Taylor escaped serious injury when his bike hit Estelle Ramos’s car on Crescent Avenue at 1 10 p.m. No arrests were reported.
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Bridgeport
Dominick ~Rauccio
Lorraine Street
Ann M. Walsh
Bridgeport Hospital
Walsh
Petrie Street
Crescent Avenus
Everett Taylor
Apt
Panik
Estelle Ramos
Major Lowry Exhibition at Royal Academy in London
A large exhibition presenting about 3800 works by British painter L. S. Lowry will run at the Royal Academy in London from September 4 to November 14. Lowry, who died in February aged 88, was famed for industrial and urban scenes.
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London
UPI
L. S. Lowry
Royal Academy
Lowry
Britain
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