Carter and Ford Reach Tentative Three Debate Plan
Plains Ga Jimmy Carter says a tentative agreement with President Ford sets three debates of seven and a half minutes each with general topics not narrowed to specific issues The debates would be held in neutral territory with format to be worked out with lawyers and campaign reps Carter says Mondale will campaign nationwide and not limit to key states plans to occupy all 50 states through September and October
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League of Women Voters
Washington
Federal Election Commission
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Jody Powell
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White House
Community Help Desk Answers Local Questions
Readers submit questions on mail delivery timing post office boxes junior league membership CAP joining and meeting details YMCA and YWCA pool reopenings and local school outreach. Anonymously asked, the column gives practical guidance and contact information for services.
Senate Nears Hydroelectric Project Vote
Congress moves toward final action on the New River hydroelectric project in North Carolina. The bill would protect a 26.5 mile river segment as environmentalists seek to block the dam while supporters including the Ford administration back the plan.
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Ford Administration
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James B. Allen
D-Ala
Senate House
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West Virginia
Hiroshima memory shared by a Hiroshima survivor
Luna Hisada, a Bolivia native who worked at the University of Hiroshima in 1945, recalls Aug 6 when the atomic bomb fell. She was sheltered under a desk as the flash lit colors, then darkness followed and many around her suffered severe injuries.
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Pamlico County
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Luna
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Drought Pushes Eastern N C Toward Five Month Record
Eastern North Carolina faces a record drought as fifth month ends with Raleigh and Chapel Hill under emergency water restrictions. Neuse River flow dropped to 11 million gallons daily, while Durham and Butner released 7.5 million to aid supply. Chapel Hill relies on University Lake and Durham aid to avert a worse crisis. Restrictions penalize water waste. restaurants limit free water. officials urge voluntary conservation amid university and student demand.
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Full Slate For November GOP Names Two Candidates
The North Carolina GOP executive committee nominated Ed Tenney for commissioner of insurance and Evelyn Tyler for Superintendent of Public Instruction. Tenney would abolish the office and back a governor appointed panel to regulate the industry. Tyler, Greensboro teacher, favored appointment of the superintendent and supported a 20 percent teacher pay increase proposed for the next two-year budget.
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