Three Primaries Could Shape Ford Reagan Race
The уход primary day features Georgia Alabama and Indiana as Ford and Reagan jostle for delegates. Reagan's Texas sweep intensifies the contest while Carter and Wallace vie in Democratic races and DC weighs in with 17 delegates. Ford leads early but Reagan narrows gap. crossovers and regional momentum drive the GOP battle.
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Ronald Reagan
Gerald Ford
Ford
Reagan
Georgia
Alabama
Indiana
Texas
California
Jimmy Carter
Panama Canal
District of Columbia
Carter
New York
Pennsylvania
South
Southwest
George Wallace
Joe Wilkinson
Wallace
Morris K. Udall
Henry M. Jackson
Udall
Fred Harris
Walter Washington
Walter Fauntroy
Congress
Betty Ford Opens Campaign In Ohio
First Lady Betty Ford planned a two hour stop in Columbus for a fund raising picnic at the Ohio Historical Society before flying to California to file delegates. The Ohio visit follows Ronald Reagan's Texas primary win and shapes the battle for the GOP nomination with Ohio seen as pivotal.
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Columbus
Ohio
Betty Ford
Texas
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Keith McNamara
Ford
McNamara
Peter Voss
Voss
Washington
North Carolina
New York
Pennsylvania
Jimmy Carter
Morris Udall
D-Ariz
Cleveland
Udall
Carter
United Rubber Workers
Akron
Funds Freed For Hocking Tech Project
State Rep. Clair Ball said preliminary construction at Hocking Technical College will begin as the State Controlling Board released over 400000 dollars for foundations site work utilities and excavation. The Phase II project includes a natural resources center student activity gymnasium broadcasting studio media center and expanded classrooms.
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Clair
Buzz) Ball
Athens
Hocking Technical College
Ball
Fatal U S 33 crash near Haydenville claims two lives
Sheriff reports a northbound flatbed tractor trailer from Marietta Motor Freight collided head on with a small sports car on U S 33 near Haydenville at 9 25 am. Driver Harold W Gage 35 Chesterhill said he saw a passing car and attempted to brake. The car a modified dune buggy type vehicle carried Hayward E Law 22 Parkersburg and passenger Michael J Adams 23 Vienna both killed.
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Paul Hartman
U.S. 33
Haydenville
Marietta Motor Freight Co
Marietta
County Rd
Haydenville Rd
Harold W. Gage
Chesterhill
Michael J. Adams
Vienna
W. Va
Law
Adams
Johnson Funeral Home
Nelsonville
Logan Fire Department
Hocking
Nelson
Syria Attacks Beirut Peace Effort Across Lebanon Crisis
In Beirut Syria condemned Ford envoy L Dean Brown as Lebanese rival factions clash with tanks and rockets. In Ohio Kwegyir Aggrey named to lead the Public Welfare Department replacing Raymond McKenna who will stay as deputy. In Jerusalem authorities tightened alert after a booby trapped scooter injures 30 at a Wailing Wall service. In Rotterdam a Rhine Express and a Dutch train collide head on, about 20 dead.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Damascus
Al-Baath
Baath Socialist Party
Ford
L. Dean Brown
Columbus, Ohio
State Public Welfare Department
Raymond McKenna
Kwegyir Aggrey
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
McKenna
Aggrey
Israel
Rotterdam
The
Netherlands
Liquor Permit Decisions From Ohio Theaters
The Ohio Liquor Control Commission suspends for 14 days the liquor permit of Richard N and Grace Irene Taylor doing business as East End Carry-Out Nelsonville 954 Poplar St from May 23 to June 6 1975 for furnishing beer to a minor on Sept 5 1975 in Athens County Municipal Court. In a separate decision no penalty is imposed against Clarence J Robson of Murray City for alleged Sunday sale of malt liquor on Oct 5 1975.
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Ohio Liquor Control Commission
Richard N
Grace Irene Taylor
East End
Poplar St
Nelsonville
Athens County
Clarence J. Robson
Locust St
Murray City
Weather warms in Hocking Valley with 70s forecast
The Hocking Valley is expected to see warmer conditions on Wednesday with highs in the 70s and lows in the 40s. A 30 percent chance of rain is forecast, with current conditions at 11 am showing 53 degrees under overcast skies and an early morning low of 36.
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Hocking Valley
Bicentennial Parade Plans Progressing in Logan
Members of the U S Bicentennial Committee of Hocking County report plans for the July Fourth parade in Logan are progressing smoothly with indications of a real parade. Co chairmen Harry Armstrong and James Acker urge participation from industries communities organizations and businesses. The parade will end at the Hocking County Fairgrounds where the Holiday at Home event proceeds. James Heinlein notes 20 donor bricks sold at the Rotary Pancake Supper Art Festival for the sidewalk east of Worthington Park benefiting the Hocking Historical Center building fund.
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Hocking County
Logan
Harry Armstrong
James Acker
Hocking County Fairgrounds
Logan Jaycees
Saul Bellow Leads Pulitizer Prize Winners
Saul Bellow won the 1976 Pulitzer for fiction for Humboldt's Gift. The AP reports multiple honors across journalism, drama, music, and public service, highlighting winners including Gene Miller, Paul Horgan, Scott Joplin, Sydney Schanberg, James Risser, and Scott Joplin.
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Saul Bellow
Pulitizer
New York
Humboldt
Bellow
University of Chicago
Gene Miller
Miami Herald
Paul Horgan
Anchorage Daily News
Teamsters Union
Alaska
The
Chicago Tribune
Chicago
Sydney H. Schanberg
New York Times
Cambodia
Schanberg
Des Moines Register
James Risser
U.S
Columbia University
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Logan Federal Savings & Loan Association
McCray-Pond
Bruce Ficker
Logan Federal
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Hocking Tech
Jerusalem
Michael Bennett
Scott Joplin
Joseph Pulitzer
Henderson
Rain King
Augie March
Herzog
Mr. Sammler
Planet
Miller
Florida
Horgan
Los Angeles Times
Tony Auth
Philadelphia Inquirer
Leonid Brezhnev
Stanley Forman
Boston Herald American
Spot News
Boston
Louisville Courier-Journal and Times
Walter
Red’’ Smith
Alan M. Kriegsman
Washington Post
R.W.B. Lewis
Edith Wharton
Robert N. Butler
America
Ned Rorem
John Hohenberg
University of Tennessee
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