Campaign Finance Loophole Draws Lobbyist Into Democratic Presidential Race
Washington AP reports the new campaign finance law could let advocates raise federal money for issue campaigns. Reed G. Larson of the National Right to Work Committee eyes a Democratic presidential bid using matching funds, aiming to promote opposition to the union shop. Financial thresholds require $100000 in contributions, $250 max per donor, across 20 states. Neal Stabler of the FEC notes the approach may fit the law if voters understand who is funding and why.
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Washington
Reed G. Larson
National
Right To Work Committee
Larson
Ellen McCormack
Long Island
Federal Election Commission
Neal Stabler
Church Seeks Demo Nomination From Idaho City Entry
Sen Frank Church announces bid for the Democratic presidential nomination heading into late primaries. The Idaho City stop ties to his family ties and his late strong showing plan to accumulate delegates for the convention. He cites finances, federal funding, and his intelligence committee exposure as key factors in his run.
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Idaho City
Idaho
Frank Church
Church
California
Edmund Brown Jr
Arzona
Morris K. Udall
Udall
Nebraska
New York
Wisconsin
Senate
U.S
Intelligence Committee
Congress
Cooper Church
Cambodia
Indochina
Mayors Call Reagan to Withdraw for Party Unity
Cleveland Mayor Ralph J. Perk, president of the National Republican Conference of Mayors, telegrammed Ronald Reagan urging him to exit the race if Ford wins Illinois convincingly. The body voted to seek withdrawal to support Ford’s leadership and programs.
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Cleveland
Ronald Reagan
National Republican Conference of Mayors
Ralph J. Perk
Reagan
California
Perk
Mayors
Washington
Ford
Illinois
Weather Update Hints at Warmer Hocking Valley Day
A hazy 42 degrees at 11 a.m. today in the Hocking Valley contrasts with Wednesday's 34 high and a 20 degree overnight low. Forecast calls for sunny conditions Friday with highs in the sixties and lows near 45, and a 10 percent chance of precipitation.
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Hocking Valley
Taulbee Files Nomination for Hocking County Commissioner
Louis E. Taulbee Sr. 41 of Rockbridge filed as a Democrat candidate for Hocking County commissioner, term starting Jan 2 1977, currently held by Republican John Bumgardner. Taulbee, a C&O brakeman and real estate salesman, is a first time political candidate with a diverse family and local ties. Nine other candidates filed for the June 8 primary including incumbent treasurer Francis Myers and several for clerk of courts.
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Louis E. Taulbee Sr
Rockbridge Rt. 1
Hocking County
John Bumgardner
Taulbee
Carbon Hill
Thomas Taulbee
Logan Rt. 2
C&o Railway
A T. Pottet
New Lexington
Logan High School
Ohio State University
Logan United Brethren In Christ Church
Hocking Farm Bureau
Ramona Donahue
Rockbridge
Jackson Production Credit Association
Louis E. Jr
OSU
Marsha Ann
Logan Junior High
Paula Kay
Hocking County Election Board
Logan Photographer Wins 2 Regional Contest Awards
Darrel Smith, owner of Humphrey's Studio in Logan, won first and third place for two of four entries at the 23rd annual Professional Photographers of Ohio convention in Columbus March 12 16. His blue ribbon portrait features Mrs Debbie Keynes and her sons Charley and Billy and will be shown in the national professional photographers show in Washington DC this summer.
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Darrel Smith
Humphrey
W. Main St
Ohio
Columbus Sheraton Motor Hotel
Indiana
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Kentucky
Michigan
U.S
Smith
Debbie Keynes
Midland Pl
Charley
Billy
Washington, D.C
Professional Photographers of Ohio
Carter Bids For Freedom
Former heavyweight contender Rubin Hurricane Carter says nine years in prison is enough and he should be released after the New Jersey Supreme Court overturned his triple murder conviction. The court ordered a new trial for Carter and co defendant John Artis, citing prosecutorial failure to reveal leniency promises to key witnesses.
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Trenton
N.J
Rubin
Carter
New Jersey Supreme Court
Clinton State Prison
High Court
John Artis
Artis
Burrell Ives Humphreys
Passaic County
Paterson
Myron Beldock
Beldock
Clinton
Leesburg
Brendan T. Byrne
Byrne
Oil imports top domestic production despite lower demand
The United States imported more oil than it produced last week for the first time, even as American demand has fallen since the Arab oil embargo. API figures, confirmed by the Federal Energy Administration, show a shift in the balance of oil supply and demand.
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Washington
United States
American Petroleum Institute
Federal Energy Administration
U.S
Industry Institute
API
FEA
Winter weather and oil market chaos grip the nation
AP dispatches survey multiple stories from Washington to New York. CAB officials probe a charter flight waiver linked to Howard H Callaway as political tension rises around Ford campaign managers. Patricia Hearst closes her bank robbery trial with a jailhouse recording and closing arguments loom. Soviet grain fears hint at higher foreign grain buys and potential consumer price impacts. Wall Street dives as oil imports surge past 8 million bpd while domestic production drifts lower amid price control debates.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Colorado
Howard H. Callaway
Ford
Callaway
Rocky Mountain News
CAB
Rogers C. Morton
San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
U.S. District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Miss Hearst
U.S. Atty
James L. Browning Jr
F. Lee Bailey
Carter
Soviet Union
Agriculture Department
U.S
United States
Three Hour Madness Sale Draws Crowds in Logan
The Merchants Division of the Logan Area Chamber of Commerce sponsors a three hour sale in downtown Logan. Merchants described business as terrific with many shoppers and busy hours despite some small sales.
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Logan
Merchants Division
Logan Area
Carbo Workers Ratify Two Year Contract
Logan Carborundum plant production workers approve a two year labor agreement with Carborundum Co and Local 7 630 OC A W International Union, averting a strike as the prior three year pact expired. Negotiations began in January with union and company representatives.
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Logan Carborundum
Carborundum Co
Oil, Chemical & Atomic Workers International Union
Richard Tremble
Carborundum
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Robert Klinger
T. R. Berchou
Logan
M. S. Pattison
B. W. Schultz
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Right-To-Work Committee
Fairfax, Va
Thelma Keyes
Elm St
Connie Ball
Jennison Ave
Christopher E. Veidt
Church Sr
GOP
Central Committee
James Frey
Walhending Ave
Roy Howdyshell
Zanesville Ave
Clarence S. Matheny
Haydenville
Professional Photographers of America
Europe
Lnte
Carbo
Carl Bachmann
Dayton
OCAW
Frank Roach
Steve Freeman
Richard Daubenmire
Ronald Berry
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