Cavanaugh vs Terry in Nebraska Second District Race
Omaha area bid pits state Senator John Cavanaugh against incumbent Lee Terry in a hard fought battle for Nebraska's Second District. The contest centers on busing, federal spending, and defense, with both candidates touting reforms and differing on the B1 bomber. Campaigns emphasize Morality in government and fiscal restraint as they vie for party and voter support.
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Jon Sweet
UPI
Braska
Whan
Lee Terry iSerry
Televisionews
John Cavanaugh
Omaha
Cavanaugh
Eugene D. O'Sullivan
Terry
Eep
John
Kennedy
Lee Terry
KETV
Cavan
Congress
UNO
Pershing College
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
Jack Kemp
R-Ny
Kemp
Shrine of St Jude draws pilgrims to Louisiana lawn
In Donaldsonville Louisiana a dramatic 18 foot St Jude shrine rises on a rear lawn next to a luxury car fleet and a red yellow sign inviting visitors. Over 25 000 people sought health money and happiness there in the past year. Dr Dominic Foti a flamboyant oral surgeon hosts the shrine praying daily before rides to visit patients and distribute hope while his volatile history as WWII instructor and former mayor colors the tale.
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Seonaldsonville
la Upi
Louisiana
St. Jude
St Jude
Louisiana 1
Bayou Lafourche
Dominic C. Fotl
Foti
Chicago
Jude
Donaldsonville
Heinz Green vie for Senate seat in Pittsburgh race
In a tightly watched 1976 Pennsylvania contest U.S. Reps. H. John Heinz III and William J. Green III lead a personal battle for the seat vacated by Hugh Scott. Both 38, Harvard and Yale educated, with ties to party machines and national ambitions, they spar over Gulf Oil funds, taxation, defense, and local political loyalties as spending totals favor Heinz 1.2 million to Green's 465,000.
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Pittsburgh
NEA
U.S
William J. Green
H. John Heinz III
Senate
Hugh Scott
Penn-ywania
Heinz
Green
HJ Heinz Food Processing
William J. Green Jr
Philadelphia
St. Joseph College
Villanova’ University Law School
Los Angeles
Bobby
Yale University
Harvard Business School
Philadelphia Democratic Organization
Milton J. Shapp
Americans For Democratic Action
Schapp
Rizzo
Frank Rizzo
Shapp
Richard Nixon
Len
Hugh) Scott
John Heinz
Scott
Gulf Oil Corp
Philly
Frank” Rio
Congress
Henna
Humphrey
Korman
Nixon
Tnt
Cambodia
Oeas
Propane leak prompts Stratton Nebraska evacuation
In Stratton, Nebraska, 300 to 400 gallons escaped from a Miller Manufacturing Co tank after a ruptured line. About 90 residents were evacuated as fire crews burned off the gas, while officials noted the tank had an excess flow valve and previous leak incidents.
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Stratton
Neb
UPI
Miller Manufacturing Co
Dell Cerny
Arnold
Charles Kadlecek
Kadlecek
Cerny
Stratton Fire
Kisla
Kisela
Ability Counts Essay Contest Underway Across Nebraska
The Ability Counts writing contest sponsored by the President's Committee and the Nebraska Governor's Committee on Employment of the Handicapped invites high school entries. The winner earns a free trip to Washington, D.C. and a chance to hear hopeful remarks on handicapped people. contact Mary Satin, executive secretary, for details at Box 94600, State House Station, Lincoln, Nebraska.
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Nebraska
Washington, D.C
Pilus
Mary Satin
Governor's Committee On Employment of
State House Station
Lincoln
Neb
Legion Auxiliary to Observe American Education Week
American Legion auxiliary members met Tuesday night and decided to observe American Education Week. Guts will be sent to the Veterans Home in Lincoln. A dinner will not be served on Election Day as in the past.
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Lincoln
Iran seeks 160 F16 fighters in major arms deal
Tehran has sent a formal letter of intent to General Dynamics for at least 160 F16 lightweight fighters worth about 960 million dollars with option to buy up to 300. The United States Air Force plans 1730 planes and NATO allies 380. Spain Israel and Japan show interest as production expands. Iran already buys 80 F1 Tomcat fighters for over two billion and eyes 250 of the Navy's new FIB fighters under development.
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Wachingiun
UPI
Iran
General Dynamics Corp
Tehran
Air Force
NATO
Spain
Israel
Japan
United States
Power pool may buy power from OPPD for Lincoln cities
Nebraska pool negotiates electricity for two dozen member cities led by Lincoln. OPPD offered 40 000 kilowatts after NPPD delays and higher outstate suppliers, with wheelage and transmission to the cities via NPPD lines the remaining hurdle. The pool seeks the cheapest source and counters NPPD criticism as it presses for resumed talks.
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Lincoln
Neo
Urt
Nebraska Munici Power District
Nebraska Public Power District
OPPD
Steve Wacker
Wacker
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
NPPD
Pool
Askea Nppd
Mid
Nebraska
Newspapers split Ford Carter endorsements in 661-paper poll
A UPI report shows 411 papers backing Ford and 80 backing Carter in a survey of 661 daily U.S. papers. Ford backers total 20,951,798 in circulation, Carter supporters 7,607,799, with 26 percent uncommitted. The poll notes 1964 had more Democratic support. Also mentions ancient bristlecone pines in California as the oldest trees.
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Ford New York
UPI
United States
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Editorland
Lyndon B. Johnson
Barry Goldwater
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