Debates Help Carter, He Says Fear Shaped Ford Campaign
Carter credits three national debates for his win amid Ford fear tactics and pledges a post inauguration White House guided by excellence and independence from special interests. He cites labor and minority leaders he will consult and recalls the Philadelphia debate as a low point in his campaign.
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ST. Simons Island
Jimmy Carter
Ford
White House
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John F. Kennedy
Washi
Dallas
Plains
Labor
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
Andrew Young
Georgia
Thomas Bradley
Los Angeles
Carter
Rose Garden
Sonar Finds Dinosaur Shaped Outline in Loch Ness
A Boston AP report says sonar near Loch Ness revealed a fuzzy outline resembling a prehistoric creature at about 150 feet depth. Researchers caution the find needs further study and note one target resembles a 30 foot plesiosaur with a long neck, possibly a barge or shipwreck nearby.
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Boston
Martin Klein
New York Times
Academy of Applied Science
Klein
Salem
N.H
Klein Associates
EDN
Technology Review
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Carter Eyes Hiring Jump
Washington reports Carter aides and some Congress members want fast job creation via existing programs and narrowly funded expansions. They consider public service jobs and local revenue sharing, with Klein warning any rise must meet the goal of a balanced budget by 1981.
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Eileen Shanahan
N.Y. Times News Service
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Congress
Carter
Brock Adams
House Budget Committee
Lawrence R. Klein
University of Pennsylvania
Klein
Medicaid Funds Threat Delay Keeps Alabama Rules Halted
Alabama agrees to delay three new Medicaid laws after HEW threatened to cut funds. A federal suit by Legal Aid Society prompted a court injunction and review by the legislature next year. The laws would have charged patient visits, penalized asset transfers, and altered nursing home eligibility.
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Montgomery
Ala
Department of Health Education and Welfare
HEW
Legal Aid Society of Birmingham
Robert Holzworth
Oyster Health Alert Strains Markets and Restaurants
Local seafood dealer reports losses as oysters are pulled from menus following a health department warning about contaminated oysters. The memorandum notes high bacteria levels in samples, with no federal quality standards for interstate shipments. Restaurants like The Steak House report menu changes though some outlets keep selling oysters.
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Health Department
Betty Vaughan
Tri-County
McCollum
Alabama
Mobile
Marjorie Halbrooks
Steak House
Halbrooks
Bentley
Ken Hendricks
Catfish Inn
Kroger
John Satterly
Health Service
Satterly
James Roberts
Food World Co- See
Oyster
Stepping On Toes Time Nearing For Carter Forces
President-elect Carter faces a potential clash with Congress as he vows to overhaul government structure. He will press for budget reform energy policy welfare overhaul and national health care while balancing opposition from Democratic lawmakers and entrenched committees.
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Carter
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Congress
White House
Pennsylvania Ave
Georgia
Ae Kirbo
Ford
Bolsheviks Overthrow Kerensky Government in 1917
In 1917 the Bolsheviks ousted the Kerensky government in Russia and Nikolai Lenin became head of the new regime. Weather notes warn of partly cloudy cool conditions with highs in the mid 50s and lows in the 30s as the Monday outlook remains similar.
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Kerensky
Russia
Nikolai Lenin
Loser Cries Foul On Bid In Morgan County
The Morgan County Commission chair Dick Fleming chose Yancy Hughes plan to renovate 2 Bank St and lease it for 800 a month to house the food stamp office. Buck Martin offered a new building and lot for 820 monthly but questions Fleming sealed bid timing. Martin claims Fleming opened Hughes bid first. Fleming says he negotiated as allowed.
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Morgan County Commission
Thornton (Dick) Fleming
Yancy Hughes
Bank St
C. C. (Buck) Martin
Fleming
Willa Cutts
New Orleans
Huntsville
Hughes
Martin
County Commission
Daily Ad Sells 200 Color TV in Limited Run
Arlen Owen, Hartseller sold his 25 foot color TV via a low cost daily ad and drew six responses. The notice urges selling unused items like musical instruments and appliances to collect cash quickly with a 3 line 10 day ad for 5.25 dollars. Open hours listed for the shop.
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Arlen Owen
Hartseller
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