Dole Denies Gulf Oil Charge in Campaign Funds
An AP report quotes a Dole spokesman denying illegal Gulf Oil contributions to Bob Dole and cites White House and Ford statements on awareness of Gulf allegations. The Times notes Wild Jr. allegedly gave 5,000 to 6,000 via Kats. Kats and Dole aides dispute any Gulf funding and say they testified truthfully to the grand jury.
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Washington
Bob Dole
Dole
Gulf Oil
White House
Ford
Gulf
New York Times
Oil Company
Claude Wild Jr
William A. Kats
Wild
Federal Grand Jury
Sen
Watergate
Watergate Special Prosecutor
Kats
Daniel Inouye
Hawaii
Reader asks about lake use fees and squatter rights
A reader suggests higher fees for out of town lake users and an annual pass. officials note past studies and concerns about monopolization. The column also answers questions on fence placement, distance for animal pens, and explains adverse possession law prospects, plus a craft idea book offer for LEggs hosiery containers.
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Oak Hollow Lake
High Point
Anon
Commission
Parks and Recreation
Bo Morgan
City Lake
A.W. A
P.O. Box
Reidsville
N.C
African Heads Plan Strategy In Dar es Salaam Meeting
Presidents from Zambia Tanzania Mozambique Angola Botswana gather in Dar es Salaam to discuss Black South Africa policy and seek Kissinger shuttle diplomacy. They plan to decide if U S involvement can aid black aspirations and end white rule in southern Africa.
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Dar ES Salaam
Tanzania
Africa
Henry A. Kissinger
Kenneth Kaunda
Zambia
Zurich
Switzerland
Kissinger
John Vorster
Julius Nyerere
Samora Machel
Mozambique
Agostinho Neto
Angola
Seretse Khama
Botswana
South-West Africa People’s Organization
SWAPO
South-West Africa
Nyerere
Viking 2 Seeks Out Marsquakes on Mars Northern Hemisphere
In Pasadena AP reports Viking 2 uses its seismometer to sense Marsquakes on Mars, with mission director Tom Young confirming normal function after a rough landing. Latham notes Viking 2 can detect quakes magnitude 6 or greater, while weather reports show cooler area by six degrees F and calmer winds than Viking 1.
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Pasadena
Calif
Viking 2
Viking 1
Gary Latham
Earth
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Utopia
Tear Gas Used To Break Up Antibusing Protests
Police in Louisville used tear gas to disperse about 800 antibusing demonstrators, arresting 18 people as bottles and light bulbs were thrown. Three officers were injured, including one hit by glass in a patrol car window. The protest marked the anniversary of last year’s desegregation clashes in Jefferson County schools.
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Louisville
Jefferson County
Russell McDaniel
McDaniel
Dixie Highway
Leon Jones
Rider Prefers Prepared Mindset On Labor Day Weekend
An unknown motorcycle rider in New Orleans marked his blood type on a safety helmet before Labor Day weekend, suggesting he planned for the worst. No injuries or official statements are reported, leaving the incident as a noted precaution.
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New Orleans
Last Warm Holiday Celebrated By FAT SHERLOCK
America honors labor with light observances from frog races in Maine to raft races in Oklahoma. Connecticut marks Alfred W. Phelps grave as father of the eight hour day. In Roanoke Rapids union plans a boycott of J P Stevens Co. In New Orleans officers protest double time pay. Carter to campaign. Ford delays. Mondale to appear.
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Fat Sherlock
Associated Press
America
Maine
Oklahoma
Connecticut
New Haven
Alfred W. Phelps
Phelps
National Safety Council
Congress
Jimmy Carter
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Little White House
Warm Springs
Ford
White House
Carter
Len Walter Mondale
Minnesota
Carter Opens Campaign and Ford Delays Start
CHRIS CONNELL reports the 1976 presidential race begins with Carter launching a five day tour from Warm Springs Georgia to 20 cities while Ford delays his campaign start a week planning a Michigan kickoff. Mondale plans visits to workers at Washington National Airport before relief trips to Barberton Ohio and Alameda County California. Dole denies a New York Times report of Gulf Oil political contributions to him via an aide in 1973. Ford knew of the allegations before selecting Dole as running mate. Carter aims to counter Republican charges and portray himself as prudent on international matters and defense.
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Chris Connell
Associated Press
New Hampshire
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
White House
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
FDR
Bob Dole
Kansas
Florence
D.C
Walter F. Mondale
Minnesota
Washington National Airport
Barberton
Ohio
Akron
Alameda County
Calif
Cadillac Square
Detroit
Gulf Oil Corp
Dole
The
New York Times
Gulf
Claude C. Wild Jr
William A. Kats
Kats
Plains
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