Carter Jackson clash over job issue in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania primary focus as Jimmy Carter and Henry Jackson spar over unemployment and right to work laws. Campaign finance woes loom with Udall and Carter blaming Ford and Congress for stalled federal matching funds.
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Carter
Jackson
Philadelphia
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
North
South
Pennsylvania
ABCTV
Harry Truman
Morris K. Udall
Arizona
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Sen
Frank Church
Idaho
Church
Ford
California
Ronald Reagan
Texas
Reagan
South Carolina
Oklahoma
Missouri
Minnesota
Udall
Congress
Supreme Court
High Court
Federal Election Commission
Commission
Gerald Ford
Answer Line Clarifies Citizens Band Licensing Process
A reader asks about CB licensing and calls, and the response explains Form 555-B as a temporary license valid 80 days with call letters based on initials and ZIP. It notes FCC forms distribution, how to obtain them, and warns penalties of up to $500 per day for operating without a license, urging FCC to enforce rules on the eleven meter band.
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FCC
Federal Communications Commission
M St
N.W
Washington, D.C
First
Mama
Washington
High Point - Triad
Cber
Teachers' Pay Raise Advised in North Carolina
Lt. Gov. Jim Hunt proposed a 6.5 percent pay increase for teachers and state employees at an estimated $95 million annual cost. Financing would come from higher tax collections and a one time windfall from monthly withholdings by large corporations, with further funding dependent on continued revenue growth and a 3 percent state job cut in the next biennium. Teachers and workers plan protests for higher raises, with teachers seeking 16 to 19 percent and state workers demanding more.
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Raleigh
Jim Hunt
Paint Appropriations Committee
General Assembly
Hunt
General Fund
Socialist Party Tops Portugal Vote in First Free Election
In Lisbon, Portugal, the Socialist Party led with 92 percent counted, securing 35.07 percent of votes but lacking a majority in the 263 seat parliament. Soares rejected coalition talks with center and right as conservatives surged, while Communists gained slightly to 14.54 percent and the Popular Democrats trailed in second. The army remained on alert but violence was limited as 80 percent plus of voters turned out amid post dictatorship tensions.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Socialist Party
Mario Soares
Constituent Assembly
Francisco Sa Carneiro
Popular Democrats
Diogo Freitas Do Amaral
Social Democratic Center
Soares
Southern Furniture Market Sees Strong Traffic In High Point
Enterprise staff writer Jim Hawkins reports the Spring Southern Furniture Market in High Point North Carolina is on its fifth day with better attendance than October 1975. Manufacturers express optimism for continued strong business, hopeful inflation stays under control and note high plant production with steady buck logs. Executives from La-Z-Boy Crescent and Stanley praise the market saying it is fantastically up from October and anticipate about a 15 percent annual increase.
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Jim Hawkins
High Point
Piedmont North Carolina
Ray Cullum
La-Z-Boy Chair Co
Charles Tompkins
Cresent Furniture Co
Henry
Tunnick
Stanley Furniture Co
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association
Rampage Leaves Three Dead in Georgia Florida
Ex convict Moses Pearson Jr. roamed Georgia and Florida firing on civilians after a cocaine dispute. He killed three and wounded 13, abducting six women before dying by suicide. Susie Critton, a hostage, described his chilling smile and lack of remorse.
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Jackson, Ga
Georgia
Florida
Susie Critton
Moses Pearson Jr
Jacksonville
Fla
Bay Village
Ohio
Pearson
Mike Gould
Gould
Horace Fallen
Fallen
George Quarles
Critton
Anita Cockheld
Sharon
Cordele
Mrs. Critton
Pinehurst
George Griffin Jr
Leslie Janda
Janda
Victim Of Palsy Recognized At Presidents Trophy Event
Winston Salem man Forest W Bill Kiser, disabled by cerebral palsy since infancy, is to receive the Presidents Trophy for Employment of the Handicapped at the committee's annual meeting in Washington AB He writes his autobiography New Light of Hope runs Ball Kiser News Service Inc and seeks marriage despite severe impairment and prior unsuccessful brain surgery with a life in a specially designed apartment and a busy writing career.
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Washington AB
Lord
Winston Salem, NC
Forest W
Bill” Kiser
Presidents Committee On Employment
Kiser
Ball Kiser
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Udair
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Salazar-Caetano
Francisco da Costa Gomes
Furniture Mart
Rampage
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