Ford Makes Inroad In Reagan Strength
In Colorado Reagan gains five of the nine delegates vs Ford ten in North Dakota. Reagan holds 984 delegates to Ford’s 1,031 with 171 uncommitted and 71 to be chosen. Reagan forecasts a first ballot win. Ford sees the same.
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Washington
Associated Press
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Michael South
Pentagon Reveals New National Military Command Center
Reporters tour the $15.4 million two story Pentagon nerve center used to direct U S forces in crises. The facility replaces the 14 year old unit and features six giant displays and a hotline to Moscow. President Ford’s location is tracked along with succession leaders.
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Pentagon
U.S
Dr. Strangelove
National Military Command Center
Lebanon
Defense
William Greener
U.S. Military Command Center
Ford
Nelson Rockefeller
House
Carl Albert
Moscow
Donald Rumsfeld
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Carter staffers gear up for Carter convention push
More than 600 Carter staffers and volunteers moved into a Manhattan hotel to run the campaign's convention operations. The staff wore color coded IDs, prepared for Jimmy Carter's arrival, and planned a meeting with Sen. Henry M. Jackson as part of VP consideration.
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Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Wiggins seeks Hinshaw expulsion over bribery conviction
California Republican Rep. Charles Wiggins has introduced a resolution to expel Rep. Andrew Hinshaw after Hinshaw's January conviction on two counts of bribery. The measure, referred to the House ethics committee, could proceed if no action is taken within six weeks. Hinshaw faces two 1 to 14 year terms and had resisted resignation.
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Andrew Hinshaw
California
Charles Wiggins
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Orange County
Calif
Weather Outlook Shows Warm Skies Across Nation
Fair skies and seasonably warm conditions dominated much of the country. The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with a 40 percent chance of afternoon thundershowers in the Hocking Valley and along the Gulf Coast to Florida and the Atlantic Coast to North Carolina. Thunderstorms also occurred in the Great Lakes, Ohio, northern Arizona, and along the Washington coast.
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Mrs Nixon Not Out Of Danger After Stroke
Pat Nixon, 64, remains in a life threatening stage after a partial paralysis stroke in Long Beach California. Doctors say the next 48 hours are crucial to her recovery while her husband Richard M. Nixon expresses cautious optimism and praises her fighting spirit.
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Pat Nixon
John Lungren
Nixon
23 Cents Of Each Consumer Dollar In Hocking County
A local market study by Standard Rate and Data Service shows consumer spending rising in Hocking County with 23 cents of every dollar spent on food. The report notes higher national spending levels, car equipment sales at 11,841,000 and furniture at 957,000, signaling continued upward economic momentum and job opportunities.
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Standard Rate and Data Service
United States
Concorde Deemed Noisiest Plane in U.S. Skies
FAA officials confirmed the Concorde is the noisiest airliner after a June 20 sonic boom near Asbury Park New Jersey. The British French jet was recorded while subsonic over coastal cities and faces potential expansion in U.S. service pending further review at Dulles Airport.
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U.S
Federal Aviation Administration
Air France
Asbury Park
N.J
FAA
John McLucas
Dulles International
Dulles
Transportation
William Coleman Jr
City Planners To Meet Monday
The City Planning Commission will meet briefly at 7 p.m. Monday in City Council chambers to vote on plans for the Hocking Mall, per Service Director Page Backus.
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Logan High Student Heads to Japan for Lions Exchange
Amy Maniskas, 17, daughter of Ernest and Judy Maniskas of Logan, leaves Monday for a six week Lions International Youth Exchange in Tokyo. She will live with two Japanese families, write a 400 word report, share a photo album, and bring gifts including a pincushion and Irish lace handkerchief, while traveling with other U S participants on United and Japan Airlines.
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Amy Maniskas
N. Market St
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Sue Chenoweth
Ernest
Judy Maniskas
Amy
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Logan High School
Nick Maniskas
Lions Club
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Tokyo
Olympia
United Airlines
San Francisco
Linda Murray
Lancaster
Japan Airlines
LHS
Crash Near Bloomingville Claims Former Hocking Man
A one car crash on Ohio 56 at Salt Creek bridge killed Richard Wade Wagner 26 of Circleville. The pipefitter and Local 798 member died after his car left the road at high speed and struck the guard rail plunging off the bridge. Surviving relatives include three brothers and five sisters. Funeral services set for Tuesday in South Bloomingville with burial in Otterbein Cemetery.
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Pickaway County
Lewis Wagner
South Bloomingville
Juanita Shaw Wagner
Monte Bainter
Circleville
Lyle Bainter
Chillicothe
Leroy Wagner
Marilyn Murdock
Lisa Wagner
Lancaster
Sharon Weaver
Debra Hettinger
Logan
Phyllis Unger
Ethel Shaw
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