Women's education and job help resources in High Point
Readers receive guidance on how to pursue education and re training affordably through Guilford Technical Institute's High Point branch. Cynthia Watson outlines an intake inventory, personalized programs, and a nominal $5 registration for two options. Hours are 8:30 to 5:30 weekdays with evening times. Also provided is the National Organization for Women contact in Chicago.
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High Point
Guilford Technical Institute
Main Street
Cynthia Watson
National Organization For Women
E. 73Rd St
Chicago
Washington bombing kills two in alleged Chilean spy attack
In Washington DC a bomb blasted the car of former Chilean ambassador Orlando Letelier and killed his colleague Ronni Karpen Moffitt. Letelier's critics accuse Chile's military regime and secret police of orchestrating the attack, linking it to past assassinations of Chilean officials. In Fort Wayne Mondale briefly misnamed running mate Carter during a campaign stop, correcting himself aloud.
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Washington
Chile
Orlando Letelier
United States
Salvador Allende
Ronni Karpen Moffitt
Institute For Policy Studies
Letelier
Michael
Liberal Research Institute
Allende
Carlos Prats Gonzalez
Buenos Aires
Bernardo Leighton
Christian Democratic Party
Rome
Leighton
Council On Hemispheric Affairs
U.S
Fort Wayne
Ind
Walter F. Mondale
Mondale
America
White House
Peoples
Jimmy Ford
Jimmy
Jimmy Carter
Ford triples sugar import tariff to lift prices
Sugar producers welcome Ford action tripling the import tariff from 62.5 cents to $1.87 per hundred pounds, predicting retail sugar will rise about a penny a pound in the short run. Government data show broader inflation pressures with food prices up 3 to 4 percent through mid 1977, while milk price supports rise again and consumer prices edge higher.
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Agriculture Dept
Ford
United States
Ron Nelsen
Ford Rehearses Debates As Carter Studies Issues
President Ford conducts dress rehearsals at the White House ahead of their first nationally televised debate in Philadelphia. Carter rests and studies briefing material, planning a site visit to familiarize himself with the venue. Debate sponsors deny San Francisco hosting and consider other cities. Mondale and Dole campaign as Carter proposes a federal bureaucracy overhaul and cabinet level department to replace four energy agencies.
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Dave Riley
Associated Press
Ford
White House
Jimmy Carter
Philadelphia
Carter
League of Women Voters
San Francisco
War Memorial Veterans Building
League
Walter Mondale
Bob Dole
Plains
Federal Energy Administration
Federal Power Commission
The
Energy Research and
Dole Addresses Ohio Rally in Columbus Convention
Republican vice presidential candidate Sen. Robert Dole of Kansas addresses the crowd at the Republican State Convention in Columbus Ohio Tuesday night. Mrs. Dole and Sen. Robert Taft of Ohio observe from the stands as he shading his eyes to scan the audience.
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Sen
Robert Dole
Kansas
Columbus
Ohio
Carter Choice In Agriculture Still Uncertain
Washington AP reports uncertainty over Jimmy Carters choice for secretary of agriculture with a transition team guiding agriculture energy and natural resources. Key members include Joe Browder Harrison Wellford and Joe Levin focusing on welfare food stamps and policy research amid debate on agricultural technology and rural poverty.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Environment
Energy
Natural Resources
Joe Browder
Environmental Policy Center
Community Nutrition Institute
CNI
Carter
Ford
Harrison Wellford
Philip Hart
D-Mich
Wellford
Ralph Nader
Agriculture Department
Joe Levin
Southern Poverty Center
Montgomery
Ala
Mississippi Delta
Chained to Tree Death Shocks Florida Family
In TAMPA, AP reports Douglas Ray Sumner, 21, died after two weeks chained to a tree. He built shelter, drank rain, and ate palmetto leaves while attempting to free himself. His death is ruled murder by police, with no arrests. Sumner had vanished from home two years earlier and hinted at staying away. A pastor cited a possible involvement with a radical religious group.
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Tampa
Fla
Douglas Ray Sumner
Sumner
Gulf of Mexico
Pierre Kennedy
FDA bans food dye additives including red maraschino cherries
The FDA bans Red No 4 and carbon black colorings used in foods noting safety concerns from dog tests and potential cancer byproducts. It plans to restrict 10 cosmetics colors, approve 20 external drug and cosmetic colors, and extend testing on 52 colors while seeking substitutes for chocolate or candy uses. Industry figures expect substitutes. red cherries may fade in some markets.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Richard Ronk
National Confectioners Association
Chicago
Bendit Bladel
Virginna
Maryland
Washington, D.C
Janet Tenney
Grant
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