Carter gains early Maine caucus momentum in campaign push
In Portland Carter leads with roughly half the delegates from caucuses and small towns, boosting hopes for New Hampshire. Maine results show Carter winning 44 seats in Portland, six in Caribou, and scattered uncommitted delegates. caucuses run through February with larger towns voting early.
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Epple Heads MMA's Board of Visitors
A Columbia contractor and the president of Colorado College were elected Sunday to head the Board of Visitors at Missouri Military Academy for 1976 77. Robert Epple and Dr Lloyd B Warner were named chairman and vice chairman by the 14 member board at the conclusion of its annual meeting. Both are alumni of MMA. They praised the academy's progress, campus improvements, and cadet morale, and a committee was formed to recruit new Visitors for three year terms.
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Coast Guard plans 200 mile offshore enforcement system
The Coast Guard outlines a 200 mile enforcement plan using ships helicopters and planes with future satellite aid to detect and deter fishing beyond the zone. Adm Owen Siler cites patrols boarding warrants and seizure powers as part of the bill now in conference ahead of potential July 1 1977 implementation.
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Deserters From UFO Cult Straggling Back Home
Los Angeles AP reports members of the Great Lost UFO Cult are returning from a year of wandering to a rustic halfway house in Topanga Canyon. Original followers led by Bo and Peep later identified as Marshall Applewhite and Bonnie Nettles. about 300 still in the movement while some defectors seek ordinary life or therapy.
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Fire engulfs old shoe factory in Boston
More than 300 firefighters battled a six story Jamaica Plain shoe factory blaze late Sunday into today, causing over 1 million dollars in damage. About 40 residents on upper floors escaped unharmed while 30 people were rescued from the roof and others trapped after a stairway collapsed. Witness John Reavis reported a wall of flame near the smokestack and power plant.
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3 Year Sentence For Paris Burglar
Larry Terrell pleaded guilty Thursday to breaking into the Paris attorney Floyd Lawson and stealing an IBM typewriter. Monroe Circuit Court Judge James Reinhard sentenced him to three years on each burglary and theft charge, to run concurrently. The break-in occurred on November 20. Prosecutor was David Zerver. In a separate item, Mr and Mrs Larry Halliburton of Sturgeon welcomed a son born Sunday at 10 06 p m at Audrain Medical Center.
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Linnenbringer Couple Welcome Daughter at Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Hershel C Linnenbringer of Auxvasse welcomed a daughter born Saturday at 6 53 p m at Audrain Medical Center weighing eight pounds fourteen ounces Mr Linnenbringer is a farmer The birth was announced in local news from Auxvasse activities.
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Miranda Card Used In Arrest For His Slaying
In Phoenix a Mexican immigrant, Fernando Rodriguez Zamora, 23, is in custody after Ermesto Miranda, 34, was stabbed to death in a skid row bar during a knife struggle over a $2 card game. A second suspect fled. Zamora was read rights on a Miranda card in English and Spanish.
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Lebanon Reopens Schools As War Weary Nation Moves On
Beirut announces reopening of schools countrywide after ten months of civil war amid cautious steps toward normal life. Stock exchange and money market reopen with limited activity. banks remain closed as ceasefire patrols attempt to restore factory operations. Several clashes and kidnappings raise tensions as pro Iraqi and Palestinian factions clash with Christian militias. Arafat calls a leaders meeting to avert more fighting. Kamal Junblatt critiques the ceasefire as an armed peace while Syrian and Palestinian leaders work toward power-sharing in government under a 1943 framework.
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Hungate proposes Angola aid ban resolution
Congressman Bill Hungate and about 200 House members introduced a sense of the Congress resolution to bar military aid to Angola. He said it would put the Administration on notice of Congress and public opposition to U.S. involvement, noting a recent appropriation amendment restricting spending in Angola to intelligence activities.
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