Democratic contest looms as Carter seeks momentum
Aged reports describe Ohio and California campaigns shaping the Democratic race with Carter aiming to blunt his nomination challenge while Ford works to win votes. Delegates in Georgia and other states pondered strategy as figures like Sam Nunn and Henry Jackson weigh support for Carter amid public opinion shifts.
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Ford Campaigns Across Ohio and New Jersey Primary Hurdles
Ford and Carter duel for delegates as key states California New Jersey and Ohio hold pivotal primaries. Ford seeks a first ballot win but acknowledges gaps while Carter racks up commitments toward the nomination amid cross country campaigning and scathing political chatter.
School board faces orders as court extends supervision
A writer notes that the school system remains under Justice Department oversight after a Pasadena case, with February deadlines and burdens on the district to prove compliance. The department argues no fixed end date for court supervision due to varying local conditions.
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Explosion magnet bomb injures reporter Don Bolles
Police reported a self contained magnet attached bomb caused critical injuries to Arizona Republic reporter Don Bolles who was backing his car from a parking lot. Bolles, 47, lost a leg and remained critically ill. The blast occurred Wednesday.
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Arizona Republic
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O Neill says Ford wrong over staff pay powers dispute
The payroll scandal widens as Speaker Albert names a three member Democratic task force led by Rep. Obey to probe misuse of funds by Congress. Meeds D Wash and Norman D Amours DN join, while Ford and O Neill clash over control of staff salaries and oversight.
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Trent's Condition Improves After Cropduster Crash
Trent is listed in good condition at Northwest Texas Hospital Amaro after a May 22 crash of his Boeing Stearman cropduster five miles west of Childress. He suffered a broken right ankle sprained left ankle five broken ribs back injury and slight concussion and remains in room 259 awaiting release. Pilot was unable to control the plane when the wing tip and landing gear struck a dirt terrace causing the crash.
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Bussey Rites To Be Monday in Levelland
Funeral services for Eddie C O Bussey 67 of Levelland formerly of Childress will be held at 2 pm Monday at the First Baptist Church Levelland Burial will be there He was brother of Tvojd Bussey of Childress and died in a Lubbock hospital after a long illness He resided in Childress as a farmer before moving to Levelland in 1992 He is survived by his wife Ila two sons James Petersburg two daughters Peggy Beleau of Lubbock and Jeanette Bussey of State Center and one grandson
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Elderly in Washington Decry Fear and Crime
Elderly residents testified before the House Select Committees on Aging detailing fear in their northeast Washington apartments. They recount robberies, assaults, and police neglect, noting anxiety and isolation affect daily life and mental well being. Community leaders urge government action to address safety and respect for seniors.
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Judge Orders Councilman How to Vote
Newark council members face contempt of court after defying a judge by resisting a bus tax assessment order. Five officials including Martinez oppose real estate reevaluation, risking jail until they vote to comply and move toward updated property values.
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Carl Albert to retire from Congress at end of term
Speaker Carl Albert of Oklahoma announced Saturday he will retire after his current term. The 68 year old leader said he decided to stop serving beyond age 70 and has led the House since 1971. His retirement follows widespread speculation and amid tensions over veto battles with President Ford.
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Rockwell links in January hospitality report at Wye
A report notes a room assigned to Albert was used for orgies, but Albert rejects the claim and says the room was not used for such purposes. The article also lists Albert among prominent individuals who accepted hospitality from Rockwell International at its Wye facility.
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Fire crews respond to trash fire with no damage
The Childressire Department answered a Friday morning trash fire call with no property damage reported. The Annual UDC Jefferson Davis Tea moves to 2 pm today at Maynett Stiner’s home 504 C Se replacing the prior Weldon Teague address.
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Happy Birthday U S A Planning Meeting
All persons interested in the Happy Birthday U S A celebration will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday June 10 in the Council Chambers City Hall. All persons involved in the celebration are asked to bring finalized plans.
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Cemetery Working Skit Prompts Community Work Day
Mrs Tom Smith announced an Olympus Community Cemetery work day for Saturday June 12. Volunteers are asked to bring tools and a sack lunch.
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City Council to Meet in Regular Session
Childress city councilmen will meet in regular session at 8 30 p m Wednesday in the meeting hall.
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