Carter accuses Ford of distributing slanderous Heartland leaflet
Jimmy Carter in Albany Georgia accused President Ford of authorizing a four page campaign tabloid titled Heartland that attacked him and his family. Ford campaign officials denied involvement and condemned the piece as improper tactics. Carter urged Ford to withdraw the advertising as he spoke in Columbia South Carolina before a seven day turnout drive.
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Jimmy Carter
White House
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Carter
Bany
Columbia
S.C
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Heartland
CBS
Morning News
Callepage
Jack Horner
Iowa
Marvin Pomerantz
Lawn
Pomerantz
Washington
PFC
Central States pension trustees ousted in probe
Government officials announce a major reorganization of the pension and health and welfare funds at Central States after the removal of 11 trustees amid mismanagement probes.
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Chicago
UPS
Teamsters Central States Pension Fund
Fied
Daniel Shannat
Subpoenas Target Korean Embassy Bank Records
U S investigators seek bank data from Riggs Bank on payments to U S officials in a widening case tied to South Korean gifts. The Justice Department probes whether diplomatic immunity shields records while Seoul denies any government involvement and Park Tongsun faces questions about payoffs.
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Washingson
Justice Department
U.S
Washington Post
Dent
Riggs Bank of
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Post
State Department
Central Intelligence Agency
Poe
Supreme Court
Hts
Riggs Bank of Washington
the Post
Park Chung Hee
Tongsun Park
Park
Washington Case Society
Seoul
Tests Decline Not Worth Hoof Hoist Says Educator Howe
New York reports that college entrance test scores have fallen over a decade with experts blaming distractions like sex television and junk food. Dr Harold Howe of the Ford Foundation says the tests were never designed to measure personality or talent and that drastic actions to reverse the decline could cause more harm than good.
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New York
Harold Howe
Howe
Yard Howe
Ford Foundation
U.S
No Sex Bias at Canadian Locker Rooms
Lake Superior State College labels locker rooms 1 2 and 3 to avoid sex based designations amid federal rules on discrimination. President Kenneth Shouldice says rooms could rotate if needed after reviewing equal opportunity regulations.
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Sault Ste, Marie
Mich
Lake Superior State College
College
Kenneth Shouldice
Newamen
Woman Charged In C R Shooting
Patsy Jean Pooler, 38, of 151 Fifth avenue SE, is jailed in Linn County on a charge of attempted murder after allegedly shooting Roscor McCauley, 44, who is reported to be in critical condition. Pooler’s son Michael Williams, 21, serves a 20 year term in Anamosa for second degree murder in his stepfather’s death. Police say the couple had been living together and that McCauley was shot at about 2:20 am after an argument as Pooler demanded he leave the house.
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Patsy Jean Pooler
Fifth Avenue SE
Linn County
Mrg. Pooler
Roscor McCauley
McCauley
Pound Up After NATO Threat Delays Bailout Fallout
London critics and markets reacted as Prime Minister Callaghan warned NATO commitments could be cut if allies do not fund Britain’s 2.9 billion recovery loan. The pound steadied after Monday’s record low near 1.57 dollars amid IMF US pressure and domestic austerity defiance.
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Sunday Times
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IMF
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Denis Healey
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