Right Wing Groups Target Rep Joseph Vigorito in 1978 Race
Washington reports that conservative groups and major corporations plan large funding campaigns to defeat Rep. Joseph F. Vigorito. The National Committees for an Elective Congress and the Committee for the Survival of a Free Congress accuse liberal and reform measures of curbing free activity. Vigorito faces attorney Marc Lincoln of Sharon in November.
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Carter Clinches Lead in Delegates for Democratic Nomination
Carter's delegate total nears the required 2,000 mark as uncommitted delegates pledge to him. AP survey shows Carter has about 1,514 delegates with many major Democrats backing him. Ohio results boost his momentum toward a July convention, while rivals falter and endorse Carter or seek support from Alabama’s former governor George Wallace.
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Cease-Fire Agreed In Middle East Amid Lebanon Talks
Beirut reports Syria and its Palestinian and leftist Lebanese foes agreed on a ceasefire while President Suleiman Franjieh opposed an international Arab force. Fighting decreased and Palestinian guerrillas said shelling stopped. Damascus announced observation of the truce and talks to form an Arab peacekeeping presence to supervise reconciliation in Lebanon.
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Fire Officials Ponder Future Of Rigs Plans
Fire officials and the City Fire Department review options for Truck 1 the aerial rig. Chief Maloney cites two updating paths replacement or rebuilding with stress tests to avoid overrun costs. He also proposes annual hydrant flow tests to map gallons per minute aiding fire ground efficiency. The department collaborates with All States Wrecking for training and has answered 55 alarms this year while a state certified fire school runs two months.
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Artists May Join Hydrant Decoration in Corry
Corry officials announce a community project led by Councilperson Barbara Mack to decorate 17 fire hydrants on Center Street with a Bicentennial theme. Hydrants at South Center and Church, Center and Pleasant, Center and South, Center and Main north of the railroad, Center and Washington, Center and Clinton, Center and Franklin, Center and Part, Center and Smith, Center and p, Center and Bond, Center and E Cat and avenue south are to be decorated.
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Height limits reached for American children study says
The government reports that American children may have stopped growing taller, signaling a historic shift in a century of rising statures. Data from over 20,000 children across 15 years underpins new growth charts issued by HEW's National Center for Health Statistics to guide diagnoses of nutrition, health, and potential illnesses.
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Your World In Brief PORT AU PRINCE Haiti
AP roundup notes Michard Burton seeking divorce from Elizabeth Taylor inability to produce consent document. Burton arrived last week, left on a commercial flight to California with Susan Hunt. Also reports Bolivia declares siege to quell protests against military rule. miners unions arrested, tin mines occupied, schools closed to deter student protests. Kissinger cites progress on Panama Canal treaty. Spain readies for clash with conservatives over party law while penal code reforms delayed. West Point cadet James Pelosi earns Army Commendation Medal after aiding an East German crash victim. accused of cheating earlier.
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Humphrey's presidential bid fades as Carter gains pace
Your Nation In Brief reports Humphrey concedes the primary race favors Carter as declared candidates rally to his lead. Humphrey stops short of ruling out a convention draft, leaving open a possible path to the nomination.
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