Contenders Receive Federal Matching Funds In 1976 Race
The article reports presidential contenders receiving federal matching money under the Federal Election Campaign Act. Sen. Lloyd Bentsen leads with 462,000, followed by Ford at 974,422 and Sanford at 214,050. Checks for other candidates will be mailed, with 100,000 initial payments and potential future funds totaling 4.3 million under review by the Federal Election Commission.
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Ford
Treasury Department
Lloyd Bentsen
D-Tex
Vase Eown
Henry Jackson
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Morris Udall
D-Ariz
Terry Sanford
Northlina
Federal Election Commission
Brown adviser meets doctors over malpractice slow down
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr sent his top adviser to Los Angeles to discuss a doctors' slowdown that has redirected non emergency accident victims from private hospitals to public facilities. The move follows protests by physicians over malpractice insurance rate increases of over 350 percent effective Thursday.
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Us Angeles
UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Los Angeles
Robert Gnainda
Grant awarded to St Edward in one year project
Nebraska communities and one service unit will receive grants to support migrant education projects for one year under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. Among the recipients is St Edward Public School which has been awarded 51 130 for the project selected from 42 applications and recommended for funding by the Nebraska Department of Education.
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Encois
Nebraska
Nebraska Department of Education
St Edward Public School
Clark
Estate planning session set to aid farmers
Due to rising land values, heirs face larger estate taxes. Phil Henderson, extension farm management specialist, will present a session at 1 30 p.m. January 9 at the Legion Hall. The Colfax County Extension Service and the University of Nebraska Cooperative Extension Service sponsor the event.
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Demu Tian
Farmers Plan Estates
Phil Henderson
Legion Hall
Colfax County Extension Service
University of Nebraska Cooperative Extension Service
FTC proposes disclosure stickers for used cars to curb fraud
Washington reports the FTC would require a right rear window sticker on used cars detailing repairs reconditioning and known defects. The label would disclose prior ownership including police taxi or government use and miles warranty status and dealer information under Magnuson Moss rules.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Trade Comn
Ford to address Farm Bureau in St Louis pick
President Ford will fly to St Louis Monday to address the American Farm Bureau national convention at Kiel Auditorium in a 3 000 attendee gathering. Agriculture Secretary Earl B. Butz will accompany him and a reception will follow to meet state farm bureau leaders.
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Ford
St. Louis Washington
UPI
St Louis
American Farm Bureau National Convention
F. Bureau
Kiel Auditorium
Albion VFW Post to Receive Perpetual Charter
Boone County commander of VFW Post 736 announced the Albion post will be awarded a Perpetual Post Charter Sunday at 2:30 PM at the Vets Club in Albion. The charter recognizes 25 life members and Boone County records 38. Merle Angus, State Department Commander, will present the award.
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Slbion
Mrusiast Berglund
Boone ‘County
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Vets’ Club
Albion
Boone County
Merle Angus
State Department
Cold snap hits California citrus crops and US plains states
Subfreezing nights caused serious damage to citrus in two California counties as temperatures dipped to 18–20 degrees in Fresno and Tulare. National Weather Service records and city readings show record lows across California and parts of the Midwest and Bay Area towns braced for continued winter conditions.
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Press International
Twolifornia
Golden State
Plains States
Wyoming
Minnesota
Clyde Churchill
Aicultural
Jare County
Paul Cook
Fresno County
Fresno
Wunty
San
Francisco
Bay Area
Redwood City
Central Valley
California
National Weather Service
Desertions and Cuban casualties in Angolan civil war
Reports from United Press say Marxist forces in Angola faced desertions as Cuban troops were accused of shooting deserters. Interrogated prisoners claimed Cuban officers ordered executions amid fighting near Quibala, 250 miles southeast of Luanda, with thousands of PMLA soldiers killed or captured since October.
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United Press
Sater
Angola
Popular Movement For the Liberation of
National Union For the Total Independence of
Quibala
Luanda
Popular Movement
Ford meets to discuss airport bombing report
President Ford planned Friday talks with Transportation Secretary Coleman and other officials on a report about the LaGuardia Airport bombing in New York. White House aide Nessen said Ford did not know who was responsible or the motive. Eleven killed and 75 injured as a powerful bomb exploded in an airport locker. Attendees included Deputy AG Harold Tyler and FAA administrator John McLucas. Ford planned a veto of a bill expanding picketing rights in construction and had not decided on a White House liaison for his campaign. He worked on a Farm Bureau address and spent New Year’s Day at the White House. His cabinet was largely unavailable abroad. Labor Secretary Dunlop’s resignation talk arose over the veto. Ford’s daughter Susan called from Italy during Christmas.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Transportation
William T. Coleman
LaGuardia
New York
White House
Ron Nelsen
Nessen
Harold Tyler
Federal Aviations
John McLucas
President Ford Committee
American Farm Bureau
St. Louis
Commerce
Rogers C.b.morton
Edward Levi
Labor
John Dunlop
Dunlop
Medieval Europe Observed New Year On March 3
Most Christian European regions marked New Year on March 3 during medieval times. The unusual dating reflected local church calendars and regional customs, rather than a unified regional choice across all kingdoms.
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Alted Press International
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