New Jersey voter registration shifts tilt to Carter effort
A large registration drive added 250000 names to New Jersey voters, driven by pro Carter unions and black groups and the state Democratic party. Democrats lead 2 to 1 among new registrants while polls show Carter ahead by 3 to 6 percent though many may abstain. AFL CIO and NAACP map turnout strategy with car pools and mail how to vote pamphlets for 500000 members as casino plans in Atlantic City are pitched for economic boost. Ford backers cite income tax as a Republican argument to energize anti Carter voters.
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Sovereign Submarine to Surface Through Ice at North Pole
The British Navy announces HMS Sovereign, a 4,500-ton nuclear powered hunter attack submarine, will surface through Arctic ice at the North Pole on Saturday. Cmdr Harris will also approach closely the site of a historic aborted 100 year old pole attempt on Thursday. Commissioned July 11, 1974.
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Fortune Tellers See close election by John Rigos
Greek clairvoyants weigh in on the U S presidential race predicting a tight contest between Ford and Carter. Fortoula and other astrologers offer varying degrees of certainty, with Carter also favored by some card readers and pendulum readers in Athens. In Texas, unusually low tides expose oyster reefs along the coast, pushing fish into deeper bays.
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MOM S STILL LOYAL ADORE MOTHERHOOD SAYS OSU STUDY
An Ohio State University research project reports that mothers remain loyal to child rearing and find it creative despite the women's liberation movement.
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Columbus Telegram
Ohio State University
Tobacco sales dwarf groceries in convenience stores
A trade survey shows that in America last year more than 28 000 convenience stores sold far more tobacco products than groceries. A trade journal notes disputes over aerosol sprays affecting the environment have reduced spray deodorant sales.
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