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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1975

Page

3

Bitter gun control charges shadow New Hampshire Senate race

In Concord on the eve of voting Democrat John Durkin and Republican Louis Wyman traded volleys over gun policy and alleged smear tactics. Durkin accused Wyman of Watergate style tricks and Durkin’s stance against gun control faced scrutiny amid a tight race with C Carmen Chimento in the background. Ford and Reagan campaigned for Wyman who faced Durkin’s denials about changing his position as 447000 NH voters prepared to cast ballots.

Concord. Net UPI New Hampshire U.S. Senate John Durkin Louis Wyman Boston ABC Durkin Wyman Quideorsman Massachusetts American Party C. Carmen Chimento Senate Louis John Ford California Ronald Reagan

Political roundup spans Ford to Reagan in campaign weekend

IRAR and United Press International report Ford and Rockefeller visited Dallas Oklahoma and Minnesota as GOP and Democratic activities heated. Ford appeared at a $1,000 plate barbecue to raise funds. Rockefeller addressed a 400 person dinner. Five presidential hopefuls spoke at a Minnesota forum while Humphrey held a separate fundraiser. Other events covered include a Lebanese army and militiamen clash near Tripoli, and Southern governors’ meetings in Florida with talk of primary strategies and Reagan criticizing media bias.

Irar Allen United Press International Ford Nelson Rockefeller Minneapolis Dallas Disney World Petroleum Museum White House Rockefeller Oklahoma Fectern Rty Terry ‘Sanford Morris Udall Milton Shapp Fred Harris Birch Bayh Sarhier Humphrey National Federation of Republican Women John” Connally Barry Goldwater America United Sites ‘of America

Bill would lower federal control over airlines

Washington Rep Charles Thone Nebraska said a bill to curb federal involvement in airlines will be introduced this week as the first major deregulatory effort in decades. He described zone pricing with government price limits and gradual freedom for carriers to adjust rates, predicting both bankruptcies and strong new competition.

Washington UPI Charles Thone R-Neb Congress Thone Civil Aeronautics Board Ford

Mansfield concedes Wallace is frontrunner for Democratic nomination

In Lake Buena Vista Florida Senator Mike Mansfield named Alabama Governor George Wallace as the current frontrunner for the Democratic presidential nomination at a Dixie governors conference. Mansfield said he may reconsider backing Wallace if he secures the nomination and noted Ford energy vetoes threaten the economy.

Lake Buena Vista Fla UPI Senate Mike Mansfield Ford Montans Alabama George Wallace Mansfield Florida Reubin Askew Wallace Askew Dixie Governors Tom Frank

Fund drive launched for Verdigre burn victim

Verdigre Firemen's Auxiliary begins a fund drive to aid Eileen Kemnitz, 17, daughter of Milford and Mrs. Kemnitz, hospitalized in Lincoln's St. Elizabeth burn unit for three more months. companion Mary Becker, 15, died at Brooke Army Hospital in San Antonio from burns suffered in the August accident.

Verdigre, Neb VPI Verdigre Verdel Lynch Eileen Ketnitz Milford Kemnitz Kemnitz St. Elizabeth Hospital Lincoln Mary Becker Brooke Army Hospital San Antonio Tex

New York Subway Runs 7200 Trains Daily

United Press International reports New York City's subway system operates 7200 trains each day handling about 4 million passengers. In three months Amtrak carries a comparable number nationwide.

United Preas International New York City Amtrak

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