Democrats Confident of Congress Lead in 95th
Democratic strategists forecast the Democrats will retain control of the 95th Congress after the November elections while Republicans expect to shave seats, predicting gains ranging from 12 to 35. The state by state outlook shows minor to major shifts depending on district dynamics and public opinion toward Carter and Ford.
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Washington
UPI
GOP
Jimmy Carter
Ford
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
John Conlan
Sam Steiger
Conlan
California
Jim Lloyd
Burt Talcott
Alphonzo Bell
Don Clausen
Talcott
Bell
Robert Leggett
George Miller
Leo Ryan
Mark Hannaford
Jerry Patterson
Lloyd
Colorado
Patricia Schroeder
Schroeder
Tim Wirth
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Richard Kelly
J. Hebert Burke
Burke
Sam Gibbons
James Haley
Georgia
John Flynt
W.S. Stuckey
Elliott Levitas
Flynt
Larry McDonald
Stuckey
Hawaii
Patsy Mink
Spark Matsunaga
Senate
Matsunaga
Mink
Idaho
George Hansen
Illinois
Abner Mikva
Martin Russo
Tim Hall
Mikva
Russo
Hall
Indiana
Floyd Fithian
David Evans
Philip Sharp
Philip Hayes
Iowa
Edward Mezvinsky
Mezvinsky
Michael Blouin
Tom Harkin
Kansas
Martha Keys
Keys
Garner Shriver
Kentucky
Romano Mazzoli
Gene Snyder
Louisiana
Robert Drinan
Paul Tsongas
Michigan
Richard Vander Veen
Bob Carr
Bob Traxler
Garry Brown
Philip Ruppe
Marvin Esch
Brown
Ruppe
Elford Cederberg
Carr
Traxler
William Brodhead
James O’hara
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
James Symington
William Randall
Symington
Randall
Leonor Sullivan
Jerry Litton
William Hungate
Montana
John Melcher
Nebraska
John McCollister
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Henry Helstoski
William Hughes
Helstoski
Helen Meyner
James Florio
Andrew Maguire
New Mexico
New York
Thomas Downey
Jerome Ambro
Peter Peyser
Downey
Ambro
Lester Wolff
Matthew McHugh
Edward Pattison
John LaFalce
North Carolina
Stephen Neal
Neal
David Henderson
Roy Taylor
North Dakota
Ohio
Thomas Ashley
Donald Clancy
Samuel Devine
John Ashbrook
Charles Mosher
Ashley
Charles Carney
Oklahoma
James Jones
Ted Risenhoover
Oregon
James Weaver
Pennsylvania
Robert Edgar
Albert Johnson
Gary Myers
Edward Biester
Herman Schneebeli
H. John Heinz
Biester
Heinz
Schneebeli
Edgar
Joseph Vigorito
Thomas Morgan
Rhode Island
South Carolina
John Jenrette
Jenrette
Kenneth Holland
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Ron Paul
Alan Steelman
Steelman
Bob Eckhardt
Jack Hightower
Dale Milford
Utah
Daniel
West Virginia
Ken Hechler
Wisconsin
Alvin Baldus
Robert Cornell
Wyoming
Americans give more to charity in 1976 says report
Givers donate 21.44 billion to philanthropy last year, up 8.3 percent from 1974, while foundations fall 4.7 percent to 2.01 billion and corporate giving declines to 1.20 billion. Religious causes rely on individuals. colleges and social welfare groups also depend on donors.
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Ford Foundation
Giving USA
American Association of Fund-Raising Counsel, Inc
Mosquito Repellers Flagged as Ineffective by EPA
The EPA warns shoppers about electronic mosquito repellers claiming to mimic bat sounds to deter female mosquitoes. Tests found none effective and sales were halted in New York City Denver and Washington DC. Brands include Electronic Mosquito Repeller Abbey Electronic Mosquito Chaser UNS Universal Electronic Repeller TIC Mosquito Chaser and Skeeter Skatter electronic Mosquito products.
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UPI
New York City
Denver
Washington, D.C
Hong Kong
Taiwan
EPA
Abbey Electronic
UNS Universal
Mascotte
Skeeter Skatter Electronic
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