Mondale and Dole Clash in First Vice Presidential Debate
The debate features Mondale and Dole trading sharp exchanges over inflation, foreign policy, and trust in government. Mondale accuses the administration of economic distress while Dole attacks Mondale as extremely liberal and questions Carter connections, citing voting records and tax returns.
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Ford Carter clash dominates first presidential debate
Ford and Carter faced off in a televised debate amid party fault lines. Carter criticized crime and called for swift reforms while Ford defended his record and attacked Carter’s campaigning style. Mondale pressed for a stronger federal role and drug control, urging voter engagement.
Committee Not To Present Nobel Peace Prize For 1976
Oslo AP reports a parliamentary committee has decided not to award the 1976 Nobel Peace Prize after reviewing AI candidate qualifications. The five member panel said the Nobel Prize money is reserved for 1976 and that the Foundation requires a prize be awarded at least every five years, with no obligation to state reasons for withholding.
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Aerosols and fluorocarbons in global regulation debate
An academy report notes the United States produced about half of last year's 1.5 billion pounds of fluorocarbons, with 74 percent from aerosols and most from antiperspirants, deodorants, and hair sprays. Some firms switch to hydrocarbons or carbon dioxide, while others defend fluorocarbon necessity.
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Hijacking Pact Between Cuba and US Sharply Cuts Plane Abductions
Castro recounts a vessel fire in waters near Cuba and Florida. The hijacking pact commits Cuba and the United States to prosecute or extradite those who hijack airplanes or ships. The agreement, paired with tougher airport security, helped reduce numerous 1960s hijackings to Cuba.
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Ships Hit in Sidon Harbor as Syrian Gunners Fire
Port authorities in Nicosia reported that three ships in Sidon harbor were struck when Syrian gunners within four miles of the city opened a barrage. The Christos said to have been hit three times with three dead and one wounded, was en route to Larnaca. The Cypriot flagged Senegal and the freighter Sidney were also damaged and sailing to Cyprus.
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Blind Boy Ronnie Rea Missing Near Ten Sleep Hills
Four year old Ronnie Rea, legally blind since birth, is missing from a ranch near Ten Sleep Wyoming. Volunteers scoured sagebrush foothills and a nearby creek while an infrared scanner and a Denver psychic joined the search, but no sign of the boy has been found.
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Gambino's 1970 Armored Truck Hijacking Case Highlighted
The FBI links Carlo Gambino to a 1970 attempted hijacking of an armored truck carrying $4 million to Chase Manhattan banks. He allegedly provided cars and a disposal route for the cash, posted bail, and proclaimed his innocence. The case timing followed Gambino's ascent after Anastasia's 1967 murder, amid Senate scrutiny of Mafia leadership.
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