Labor gives lots in campaign funds
Organized labor supplied nearly half the special interest money to presidential and congressional candidates this year. Federal Election Commission reports show labor committees spent 2,486,409 in primary campaigns while the medical profession spent 1,294,060 to back friendly candidates.
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Jews protest in Moscow demand exit visas for Israel
Soviet Jews wearing Stars of David protested at a government building in Moscow for a fifth day. Tass denounced the group as hooligan for actions and said four leaders were arrested amid demands for explanations on denied exit visas and safety assurances.
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Columbus Telegram Financial Digest Notes 1976 Contingent Donations
The Columbus Telegram reports on campaign contributions with totals and key donors for Carter and Ford. Notable names include George Ball Cyrus Vance Paul Nitze Paul Warnke Richard Daley and Nelson Rockefeller. Also mentions Dr Mary Hewitt Loveless developing a one day sting allergy treatment.
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Houston
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Cornell University Medical College
Telegram Missing Call Between 6 and 630 PM on Saturdays
A telegram reported a missing call occurring between 6 and 6 30 PM on Saturdays from 8 to a.m. details. It notes a financial amount of 64 274 dollars and seeks investigation by authorities.
Catholics seek repeal of divorce ban for remarried members
Delegates at a Detroit Roman Catholic conference voted to urge bishops to repeal the Third Council of Baltimore decree that excommunicates Catholics who remarry after divorce. The motion, supported by lay participants, would allow remarried Catholics to receive sacraments under conditions, while bishops weigh approval at May meetings in Chicago.
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Columbus City Schools Week of October 25 Lunch Plan
Columbus City Schools lists weekly menus with noon meals for elementary junior high and senior high. Changes possible for weather and no meals Thursday and Friday due to Teachers Convention with pizzas for midweek and diverse sides across grades.
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Bellow Seeks Dream Space After Nobel Win
Saul Bellow, 61, Nobel Prize in literature laureate, spoke at a news conference and said fame worries him while he hopes the honor will not change him. He described both childlike delight and adult skepticism about the prize.
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Chicago
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Bellow
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Ford pledges upset win after pep rally in Virginia
President Ford told about 1,600 supporters in Williamsburg that polls are close and he plans a political surprise to win on November 2. He compared his comeback to a trailing sports team and described the rally as a morale booster before the Carter debate at William and Mary College.
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Grace Ladies Aid Sets Church Task For Month
Platte Center Grace Ladies Aid met with Pastor Paul presenting Task of the Church as the topic. Reports on Lutheran Women's Missionary League fall rally were given by Mrs. Myron Rice. New officers named: Myron Rice president, John Bier man vice, Harold Janssen secretary, Melvin Gehring treasurer.
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