Carter admits loss of 150000 hurts him
Plains Georgia Jimmy Carter conceded that funds from his campaign organization could not be accounted for and said he believes some individuals may have kept money meant for campaign use. He spoke Sunday about the financial discrepancy and its impact on his bid.
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Carter faces journalists in rough loss on road trip
In Plains Georgia Jimmy Carter suffers a 17 to 9 setback as journalists beat him in a playful sootball game. Carter, watching onlookers gloat, commends reporters and jokes with security staff about early morning practice. Local fire volunteers receive praise for bravery during a station explosion.
Health Questions Toward a Family Chiropractor
A reader asks for general practice options and the value of a family chiropractor. The column argues that modern medicine is highly specialized, making a personal chiropractor a wise, accessible health partner for the whole family and health needs beyond spinal care. It promotes attending a class on anaesthesia and lists a Long Beach address for more information.
Mrs Ford Aides Ford Campaign Boosts GOP Favorability
Betty Ford emerges as a key asset in Gerald Ford's bid for the Republican nomination. A strong 24 percent positive rating now, with deep respect from voters across the nation. She wins broad backing for ERA advocacy and shown courage in crises. Voters favor her moderation among independents and liberals, but slower support from Deep South and rural conservatives.
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Ford aides seek data as party seeks rules for platform
Ford aides met with about 40 platform committee members to discuss issues from Panera I to detente and school busing, delaying an expected routine organizing session by over three hours. The committee elected Gov. Robert D. Ray as chairman but let subcommittees pick their own chairs, signaling internal power shifts ahead of the nominating process. Ford said he wants a running mate who fits his ideology and listed several possibilities, while criticizing some liberal House members and noting Reagan Schweiker’s selection improved his campaign prospects. He defended his Nixon pardon and warned against deep military cuts, stressing the need for firm U.S. influence in Asia and warning Carter’s policies could jeopardize that.
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Thousands of Doctors Endorse a Natural Constipation Aid
Thousands of doctors recommend a non laxative approach using a natural substance to support bowel regularity. It claims to soften stool, ease bowel movement, and prevent constipation without harsh laxatives.
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