Ruth Carter Stapleton Kept Busy After Carter Victory
Fayettville AP Ruth Carter Stapleton Jimmy Carter's sister says she didn't sleep for three days after election night. She describes the dawn moment when Carter learned he would win and the reaction of the Plains crowd and entourage. She recalls Ford's concession as gracious and reflects on the nationwide interviews and media attention.
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Cincinnati Zoo seeks volunteers for pregnant gorilla watch
Megera the lowland gorilla is due to give birth by early next year and the zoo asks volunteers to cover around the clock shifts. Zoo director Ed Maruska notes the effort helps monitor the mothering process, collect data on activity, and supports breeding programs for an endangered species.
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Zoo
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Deaths and funerals sweep through several North Carolina towns
Obituaries list Robinson Mack Douglas of Raleigh and Thomasville resident William Henry Rogers among others. The notices name surviving family, funeral plans, and burial sites. services held at multiple churches with local undertakers handling arrangements.
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Thomasville
William Henry Rogers
Hobbs Ave
Community General Hospital
Grottoes
James Rogers
Trinity United Methodist Church
Thomasville Furniture Co
Linda
Herbert Lee McGee
True Street
Robin Point Memorialial
A McGee
Michael McGee
Lexington Ave
Leon McGee
Carolina Ave
Gertrude Caudle
Pleasant Garden
George McGee
Kersey
Sechfest
Bernard R
Gulberd ‘Memorial Park
Sechrest Funeral Home
Makes It Pay Dont Judge A Mans Future By His Past
A brief adage notes that past performance should not determine future success, suggesting experience can teach a useful lesson for coming endeavors.
Stewart Confident in Bid for House Speaker Post
State Rep. Carl Stewart of Galston County says the election results solidify his run for speaker. He easily won re election and notes no pledged ally lost while indicating he may have gained votes. He faces Rep. Billy Watkins of Granville for the top post as Republicans did not regain strength.
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Carl Stewart
Galston County
Stewart
Billy Watkins
Granville
House
Alioto Libel Case Mistrial Declared For 3rd Time
A three time mistrial was declared in Joseph L. Alioto’s 12.5 million libel suit against Look and the former San Francisco mayor said he will seek a fourth trial. The six woman jury deadlocked on malice in the 1969 article alleging Alioto’s ties to the Mafia.
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Joseph L. Alioto
Look
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New York
Charles Kenady
Cowles Communications, Inc
Arthur Fiedler to Receive Morality in Media Award
Boston conductor Arthur Fiedler will receive the 1976 Morality in Media Award at a New York dinner. The group cites his work with the Boston Pops Orchestra and its national TV exposure as elevating media quality across America.
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Boston
Boston Orchestra
Arthur Fiedler
New York
Fiedler
Boston Pops Orchestra
Morality In Media Inc
Ford pardon cited as key in Ford loss
Humor columnist Art Buchwald says President Ford lost to Jimmy Carter because of his Nixon pardon. He compared Ford's action to Evel Knievel boosting the space program during remarks at the New Jersey Education Association convention in Atlantic City.
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N.J
Art Buchwald
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Richard M. Nixon
Evel Knievel
Buchwald
New Jersey Education Association
City School Menus Weekly Flyer
The document lists daily school meal menus for Monday through Friday featuring kid friendly dishes. Items include toasted cheese sandwich with fries and dessert, lasagna with salad and garlic bread, meat loaf with mashed potatoes and corn, fish portions with sides, and pizza with applesauce cake and cookies.
Seminar on Safe Use of Solvents Planned by Chamber Panel
The Public Safety Committee of the Chamber of Commerce will host a seminar on The Safe Use of Solvents to explain terms and share information resources. Dr. John Brockmann chairs the event set for November 22 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Cavalier Restaurant.
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Firefighters Respond to Two Calls with No Damage
Firefighters answered two calls Friday afternoon and early Saturday. At 5 27 p m crews investigated a problem at the 1200 block plant with no damage found. At 2 37 a m Saturday they responded to the 1200 block West Street where unattended food in an oven caused the trouble. No damages were reported.
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Homicide case cited with Cedron Avenue son and Hardin
A homicide report lists a 39 year old man of Cedron Avenue and 16 year old Charles Allen Hardin of Pinson Ford Ky. Hardin is also charged with no operator s license.
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Local youths, adults bound over in theft and driving cases
Keith Cash, 16, waived hearing on breaking and entering after allegedly entering the Robert Kirkpatrick home on Centennial Aug 18. Homer Jarrett, 18, bound over on larceny. Jimmy D. Ratt, 18, state dismissed. Charles R. Sutter, 16, placed on probation after delinquency finding. Peter J. Paige, 31, was found guilty of reckless driving with a $50 fine. Michael Locklear had misdemeanor marijuana possession dismissed.
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N. Centennial Street
Robert Kirkpatrick
Centennial
Homer Jarrett
Fourth Street
Jimmy D. Ratt
Drew Street
Charles R. Sutter
S. Main Street
Sutter
Peter J. Paige
Palisades Park
N.J
Michael Locklear
English Road
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