Tax Cut Promised In Carter Ford Campaign Sparring
Carter said his economic plan would bring a substantial tax cut within four years and noted a likely sizeable reduction. Ford accused Carter of overpromising, warned of a decline in Carter's popularity, and contrasted his own record with Nixon while campaigning in Indiana and Ohio. Mondale took a campaign break after touring PA NY NJ and WV. Ford aired friendly TV segments stressing a clear difference from Nixon. Carter planned rallies in Cleveland and New York.
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Action Line helps readers with inquiries
The Enterprise notes that Action Line offers answers or problem help by mail or phone, inviting readers to contact the service. It acknowledges high volume and states requests will not always be acknowledged or answered due to the large number received.
Sticker savings cited for North Carolina license renewals
State official says license sticker system saved about 743 825 dollars this year and 3 719 125 dollars over five years with savings reverting to the highway fund. Figures reflect costs of semi permanent plates and stickers vs steel plates and will be refined after January 1977.
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Delaware
Wrong Address Is Fatal
A Buffalo mother of three called police to rush to 319 Victoria but Officers went to Victoria Ave and found the address nonexistent. Amalia DeLong, 28, was killed at 319 Victoria Blvd in Kenmore, a village near Buffalo. Kenmore police chief Elmer Arnet said no significant leads have emerged.
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Swine Flu Vaccinations Rise Nationally
ATLANTA AP Swine flu vaccinations increased about 50 percent last week from 2,109,706 to 3,005,234 as the national program total reached 5,698,716. A CDC spokesman cited ongoing misunderstanding about deaths of elderly persons following vaccinations and said fear may lessen since vaccines were not implicated.
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National Center For Disease Control
North Carolina Democrats rally for Carter with Ervin
Former Sen. Sam Ervin joins North Carolina Democrats including Sen. Robert Morgan and Lt. Gov. Jim Hunt in a final campaign push for Jimmy Carter. Ervin will record radio and TV ads stressing Carter as a southerner and Ford’s Watergate role, with other speakers touring the East to counter Ford. Hunt Morgan and Agriculture Commissioner Jim Graham campaigned in the East urging voters to reject GOP gutter tactics before next Tuesday's election.
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Dole retreats from Democrat wars remark in campaign
Aides say Bob Dole cannot recall calling World War II and Vietnam Democrat wars during the Mondale debate. He softened the stance in Ohio and Wichita while defending the earlier comments and warning Democrats not to mention Watergate. Speakes noted the candidate did not remember the specific quote.
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Minority student college enrollment rises 11.7 percent
U S Office for Civil Rights reports 1972 to 1974 minority enrollment up 11.7 percent across colleges and universities. White enrollment falls in public schools while private schools see modest gains. Blacks, Asian Americans, American Indians and Spanish surnamed students show varied growth. grads mostly steady or down for some groups.
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Washington
U.S. Office For Civil Rights
Jerry Greets Betty at Auburn Heights Rally
Jerry the golden retriever from the Ford family meets First Lady Betty Ford at a high school rally in Auburn Heights Michigan. The pup, part of the Liber ty litter, was given to Leader Dogs for the Blind School in Rochester for training.
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Price Stabilization Hints at Auto Market Rebound
Washington officials from the Council on Wage and Price Stability say 1977 U.S. auto prices will stabilize after a 5.9 percent average rise, driven by higher production rather than more price hikes. GM reports record third quarter profits as trade and labor data show mixed economic signals. IMF approves Mexico loan after peso slides to 26.5 per dollar, a gain for American tourists.
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