Ford, Mrs Ford attend Yellowstone Christmas service
In Vail Colorado the First Lady Mrs Ford endured an arthritis flareup as President Ford attended a Yellowstone themed church service with daughter Susan. She greeted about 200 well wishers despite neck and shoulder pain and was later treated with therapy while the President planned golf and tennis.
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Carter campaign advance in California continues
Carter spokesmen say the Democratic candidate may spend five to seven more days campaigning in California before the November election. He is greeted in Los Angeles by Sens. Alan Cranston and John Tunney and other Democratic lawmakers amid a larger campaign push.
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North Korea urged to curb provocation after Panmunjom talks
The United States and South Korea pressed North Korea to prevent future incidents as Panmunjom discussions continued. Kissinger urged amends for what he called premeditated murder. U S Adm Froden met Maj Gen Han Ju Kyong for 13 minutes amid worries private talks could sideline Seoul.
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Debates Favored by Nixon at his California Estate
Jussef Galil, a Puerto Rico convention delegate, says Nixon watched the convention on TV. Galil reports a 45 minute talk with Nixon arranged by Rabbi Baruch Korfl oo at the Nixon estate in San Clemente. Nixon reportedly supported Ford debating Jimmy Carter and stressed being well prepared.
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Congress Back in Session on Taxes and Budget Debates
Congress returns from recess to tackle tax revisions and budget planning with negotiations underway between House and Senate on a broad tax bill. Leaders aim for a late year adjournment for campaigning as they set targets for fiscal 1977 including a $413.3 billion spending level and a $540.8 billion deficit. The House prepares a $3.45 billion Public Works Act funding 200000 jobs, while the Senate adds a $1 billion postal subsidy and a study panel to probe postal issues with rate and service limits to wait on findings.
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Chowchilla Bus Kidnapping Celebration Honors Driver Ray
At Chowchilla a 1976 bus kidnapping escape is commemorated with a gray stone monument and 26 engraved plaques for the children and driver Ray. Mayor Dumas reads Ford letter praising the driver. three San Francisco area suspects face charges. A large barbecue drew 6.5 crowd plus 500 more than expected.
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Jim Dumas
Ford
All America
Chowchilla
Ray
San Francisco Bay Area
Frederick Woods
James Schoenfeld
Richard Schoenfeld
Langston held at bay after triple murder scene
Police surrounded an Arlington area apartment complex after a neighbor reported gunfire. Langston, living near the scene, waved a rifle at officers during a 45 minute standoff before surrendering to Officer David McCullough. Witnesses described a tense, deadly incident with neighbors citing gang activity and fear. Continuous gunfire left the block in darkness.
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Tangston
David McCullough
Langston
Know Your Port Series Number One How It All Began
The Port of Long Beach started with a first shipping channel and a 245000 bond vote for water frontage and a pier. By 1911 the first municipally owned pier was finished and the port became a reality. Subsequent bond issues from 1916 to 1928 funded channels and terminals. Oil discovery in 1936 funded air port growth through 1965, after which development relied on operating income and revenue bonds. Today it is "America's Most Modern Port" and a Western cargo leader with ongoing planning to stay an international commerce hub.
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