Ford Woos South Carter Attacks GOP
Ford campaigns in the South while Carter intensifies attacks on Ford policies in the West. Carter cites poverty data as proof of economic mismanagement, as Ford denounces crime and defense cuts. The piece notes Michigan fundraising probes, Playboy interview fallout, and Carter’s outreach to Spanish speaking voters in California, plus a local hamfest notice.
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Playboy
Rosalynn Carter
NBC
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Alabama
Biloxi
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George C. Wallace
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Santa Ana
Calif
San Juan Capistrano
State Tightens Lobbying Rules
A Pennsylvania lobbying regulation bill would require lobbyists earning over 500 dollars a year to register and those spending more than 300 dollars a month to file expense statements twice yearly. Penalties include up to five years ban from lobbying and possible criminal charges. Public scrutiny by watchdogs and the press is urged to ensure compliance.
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Senate
House
David Hochner
State
Common Cause
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Jmes R Kelley
House-Senate
Kelley
California
Colorado
Oregon
Buffalo Teachers Return To School After 20 Day Strike
Buffalo public schools reopen with 3,500 teachers back in class after union votes 1,580 to 281 to end the walkout and seek binding arbitration on four contract issues. All 90 schools opened on schedule. Elementary grades full day, high and vocational schools half day. Attendance fell about 7 percent during the strike.
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Buffalo
Buffalo Teachers Federation
Eugene T. Reville
Innocent Man Cleared After 174 Days Jail Fight
Craig Cantwell, 25, spent 74 days in jail and eight days in court fighting rape charges involving nine women in Wilkinsburg. A blood test proved he could not be the rapist, ending the case amid debates over lab testing, fingerprints, and prosecutorial decisions. Cantwell maintained his innocence and rejected a plea offer.
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Reed
Cantwell
Uiloe Court
Allegheny County Crime Lab
Wilkinsburg
Ronald Ecker
Poli
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Ann Begler
Dennis Hahn
Ecker
Rural projects funded with $8.5 million allocated
Washington agencies report to Congress on rural investments totaling more than 8.5 million dollars plus 437.4 man-years of technical assistance. The Agriculture Department and the Housing and Urban Development Department describe efforts to improve life in rural America through district programs and operational support.
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
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