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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1976

Page

17

Heat resistant glass meaning and consumer understanding

A survey finds 1 in 8 people misunderstand heat resistant glass which can withstand up to 500 F and cold shocks up to 350 F. Corning Glass Works urges universal clear terms for use and care labels and recalls, noting consumer mistrust of warranties and the need for consumer representation.

America Robert L. McCleary Corning Consumer Affairs Conrad Stemski Stemski

A Hat Off For Reagan JEDI N.Y. York Times

Ronald Reagan shows flexible leadership in selecting Schweiker as running mate and proposing a preballot ticketing rule. The move contrasts with Ford's approach and underscores Reagan's influence on GOP unity and reform ideas despite intense scrutiny.

N.Y. York Times YORK Kansas City Gerald Ford Jimmy Carter Ronald Reagan Richard Schweiker Pennsylvania John Kennedy Lyndon Johnson Franklin Roosevelt John Nance Garner Walter Mondale Schweiker Reagan Ford Nase Bain Nels

Carter's Pledge and Poll Drop Signal Middle Ground Risk

Jimmy Carter's sharp Gallup slide follows his pledge to pardon Vietnam draft dodgers and a leftward Legion speech. Observers warn the candidate risks alienating moderates while McGovernite influence haunts campaign structure. the coming debate will test defense policy and centrist positioning.

Washington Jimmy Carter Carter Legion Seattle Madison Square Garden Ford Henry Kg

Federal pay raise capped at 5.16 percent angering unions

Federal employee unions denounce the Ford administration’s 5.16 percent cap for the October 1 pay raise as policymakers cite comparability. The higher grades receive steep increases while lower grades see smaller gains, triggering resignations from five CSC advisory council members and calls for broader reforms to federal pay and Hatch Act provisions.

Washington Ford Administration James T. Lynn Office of Management and Budget Civil Service Commission Robert E. Hampton Afl-Cio Federal CSC OMB W. Howard McClennan Public Employe Department Dennis Garrison American Federation of Government Employes Thomas E. Swain AFGE Vincent L. Connery National Treasury Employes Union Nixon Ford Nathan Volkomir National Federation of Federal Employes American Postal Workers Union APWU Las Vegas

Mark My Words Whats in a Promise

Ford campaign strategists say Carter could win with a vigorous offensive pressuring him to specify on issues. The piece mocks Ford as lacking fire and suggests Carter’s appeal lies in promises, while noting Ford’s administration reduced unemployment and improved the economy.

Jim Fiebig Ford Jimmy Carter Carter Clark Kent Dr. Jekyl Leo Tas Betta

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