Eleven Candidates File for More Federal Aid
The FEC certified eleven presidential candidates including Ford Reagan and nine Democrats as eligible for federal subsidies to match campaign contributions. Initial payments total at least $100,000 each, with larger early sums for Bentsen Ford and Sanford due to reporting. Qualifying requires $60000 in $250 increments across 20 states, and aid up to $5 million with inflation adjustments.
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Washington
Federal Election Commission
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Lloyd Bentsen
D-Tex
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
Commission
Supreme Court
Bentsen
Sanford
FEC
Shaffer
Treasury Department
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Fred R. Harris
Oklahoma
Sargent Shriver
Reagan
Pennsylvania
Milton J. Shapp
Special Christmas Eve Service at First Presbyterian Church
The Rev Ralph Madison Jr invites the public to a 7 p m Christmas Eve service at First Presbyterian Church featuring prayer hymns a brief sermon and the Lord's Supper The sermon titled Until Christ Be Formed in You emphasizes the mystery and wonder of Christ birth in the world and in each believer.
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Ralph Madison Jr
First Presbyterian Church
Christ
Mr. Madison
Hatfields face more charges in Arkansas burglary case
A Missouri man James Hatfield and his daughter Janice Hatfield, both 43 and 22, were captured in Missouri after a December 12 grocery store robbery in Marion County. They face burglary charges for a December 2 residence break in near Heber Springs, with more charges possible. The couple’s three accompanying children were returned to guardians. Janice, who is pregnant, was hospitalized with pneumonia and may be arraigned in Heber Springs on armed robbery charges after the holidays.
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Yellville
Ark
Missouri
Marion County
Cleburne County
James Hatfield
Janice
Arkansas
Atty
Michael Irwin
Heber Springs
Hatfields
Miss Hatfield
Branson
Ralph Methvin
Hatfield
Coat of arms origin and purpose for knights
The coat of arms began as a silk or linen cover to protect armor from heat and rust while a knight wore it. It was richly embroidered with the wearer’s distinctive emblem.
Fugitive 19 found dead in Texas
A youth sought in the slaying of Billy Jack Bell 19 of Eudora Ark was found dead in Tyler Texas. East Carroll Parish Sheriff Sam House said Donnie Lynn Raley 19 of Jones La apparently killed himself after being located by Tyler police. Bell's body was found beside a road near Lake Providence on Sunday. he was from Eudora but worked in Greenville Mississippi.
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Lake
Providence
Eudora
Ark
East Carroll Parish
Sam House
House
Donnie Lynn Raley
Jones
Tyler
Tex
Raley
Billy Jack Bell
Bell
Greenville
Miss
Rooster Cogburn casting by Hal Wallis sparks talk
Hal Wallis reveals the Winston of True Grit era will shoot a Rooster Cogburn sequel with John Wayne and Katharine Hepburn. Wallis, now aging, notes Wayne wanted a script first while Hepburn added ideas to the draft. The couple, who met in London, bonded after a chance meeting and staged riding in Oregon. Filming is set to begin next April with Stuart Millar directing.
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Hollywood
NEA
Hal Wallis
Rooster Cogburn
John Wayne
Katharine Hepburn
Anwar Sadat
Yitzhak Rabin
Wallis
Wayne
Cogburn
Duke Wayne
Rooster
Duke
Kate
London
Oregon
Rogue River
Hepburn
Stuart Millar
Warner Bros
Cagney, Bogart
DeHavilland
Sheridan
Davis
Rise in food prices may be slightly less
Washington AP note reports that retail food prices may rise 8 percent in 1975, down from prior forecasts of 9 to 14.5 percent. Beef and pork prices dipped in December, with beef averaging 1.49 per pound and pork at 1.51, while the farm-retail spread widened to 4.1 percent from October to November.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
J. Dawson Ahalt
Kennedy aides deny Kennedy sex rumors in campaign
Kenneth P. O'Donnell, Kennedy's former chief of staff, rejects reports of sexual involvement with several women as false. He notes Time magazine alleged two staffers with code names Fiddle and Faddle had brief, routine duties near Kennedy on trips, working for Pierre Saligner. He says the circulating stories are lies and suspects a deliberate campaign against the Kennedys.
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Boston
Kenneth P. O'Donnell
Kennedy
Time Magazine
Fiddle
Faddle
O'Donnell
Pierre Salinger
Kennedys
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George Westinghouse
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