ford campaign in michigan seen as tight race
In Michigan both Ford and Carter camps push hard with polls showing Ford ahead but with potential splinters. Carter backers say tightening could occur and campaigns plan more headquarters and visits as November 2 nears. Ford faces Watergate probe talks but GOP officials defend his honesty amid scrutiny.
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Nebraska Community Improvement awards day planned in Lincoln
In Lincoln Nebraska officials announced the 13th annual Nebraska Community Improvement program awards day activities on November 5. The event includes a banquet at the University of Nebraska student union and a Lincoln Hilton dress ceremony with Marie Arnot greeting attendees. Dr Otto Hoiberg will deliver the keynote. Evaluation workshops on community and neighborhood development are also scheduled.
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Vigil members adjust year after Arkansas end time escape
One year after federal agents ousted 24 vigil members from Gene Nance’s red brick home they have jobs and rented houses in Arkansas and Oklahoma. Six children were returned to parents under Arkansas court orders and the group adjusts to ordinary life, while preserving faith amid changed circumstances.
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Farmers Home Administration
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Mena
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Nostalgic Voices from National Archives Sold by Mail
The National Archives in Washington offers 23 minutes of nostalgic voices including Charles Lindbergh Will Rogers and Calvin Coolidge on a tape for 2.50 dollars. Orders by mail to Publication Sales Branch National Archives Washington DC 20408.
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National Archives
Washington, D.C
Charles Lindbergh
Will Rogers
Calvin Coolidge
U.S. Faces Possible Gas Shortage Ahead of Winter
Government experts warn of a potential natural gas shortage as the Federal Power Commission reports supply could be 30 percent lower than last winter, risking a severe 1976-77 winter.
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