Reagan Winds Up in New Hampshire Campaign Tour
Ronald Reagan winds up his first 1976 campaign trip through New Hampshire telling voters on ski slopes and in country churches that his plan to cut the federal budget by 90 billion dollars will not require new state taxes. He leaves New Hampshire for North Carolina as Ford stays in Washington and Henry M Jackson launches his Democratic bid.
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Dave Riley
Associated Press
California
Ronald Reagan
New Hampshire
Reagan
North Carolina
Ford
Washington
Henry M. Jackson
Massachusetts
Jackson
Boston
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York Republicans
GOP
New York State Republican Committee
Terry Sanford
Sargent Shriver
Mississippi
Vicksburg
Kennedy named worst dressed by fashion expert
In Los Angeles AP reports Caroline Kennedy at 17 named the worst dressed woman in the world by designer Mr Blackwell who also targets Nancy Kissinger Princess Anne and others in a provocative list. The same dispatch notes Valentina Cotta aged 114 in Lorain Ohio hospitalized after pain in legs and back with doctors citing old age and strong heart. The piece shifts to political campaigning with Reagan New Hampshire stops detailing welfare plan cost and phased rollout while Jackson defends school integration busing. Rockefeller tapped to lead a GOP delegation and Sanford campaigns in New Hampshire with Shriver outlining an energy and economic program. In Missouri St Charles Bar Association opposes judicial reform plan and urges residents not to sign petitions.
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Los Angeles
Caroline Kennedy
Mr. Blackwell
John F. Kennedy
Young America
Nancy Kissinger
Henry Kissinger
Princess Anne of England
Helen Reddy
Bette Midler
Sally Struthers
Tammy Wynette
Donna Fargo
Sonia Rykiel
Tatum O'Neal
Ryan O'Neal
Blackwell
Elton John
Lorain
Ohio
Valentina Cotta
Luz Atkinson
Lehr Contends For Right To Tax Records
Jefferson City AP report says state Auditor George Lehr cannot determine special fuel tax status due to denied access to individual tax records. Lehr cites prior campaign statements and a 1974 court ruling, while Revenue Director Spradling defends the limit on access citing state law and the high court decision.
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Jefferson City
Revenue Department
George Lehr
Lehr
Lohr
Associated Press
James Spradling
Reasan
Spradling
Revenue Chief
Missouri Supreme Court
High Court
Department of Revenue
John Ashcroft
Ashcroft
Supreme Court
Watergate Appeals Court Hears Key Arguments
Four defendants in the Watergate cover up case argue before the U S Court of Appeals why convictions should not stand. Mardian claims the jury should not have heard his case. Haldeman Ehrlichman and Mitchell challenge trial fairness, while Nixon’s absence from testimony is noted. Rulings may take months.
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Washington
Robert C. Marcian
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
John N. Mitchell
U.S. Court of Appeals
Mardian
Dorothy
David Ginsburg
Richard M. Nixon
Peter M. Kreindler
Watergate
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Mitchell
Nixon White House
Ehtichman
Nixon
William Frates
John J. Sirica
Sirica
William G. Handley
Legislators Revisit Consumer Bills in Missouri Legislature
A five bill consumer protection package in Missouri aims at auto repair estimates, small claims court creation, recreational land subdivision registration, mobile home protections, and tighter pre arranged burial plans oversight. Harvey M Tettlebaum announced the measure highlighting reforms to safeguard buyers in motor repair, land developments, park issues, and bankruptcy related sales. A birth is noted in Atlanta Georgia Tara Layne Oliver born January four with parents Mervin and an Oliver. grandparents listed from Canton and Mexico.
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Jefferson City
Missouri General Assembly
Harvey M. Tettlebaum
Consumer Protection
Attorney General's Office
Missouri
Mervin W. Oliver
Atlanta
Tara Layne Oliver
Clay Wade
Canton
W. S. Oliver
Mexico
Oliver
Continental Insurance Co
Atlanta, Ga
Not Even Businessmen Know Correct Figures On Profits
AP report profiles John Q. Jennings arguing Americans including students workers and executives are economically illiterate. He cites a 1975 manufacturing profit of 21.7 billion on 513.7 billion sales and notes widespread misperceptions of profit margins. He urges publicizing true income division to reduce tensions and strikes.
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Business Mirror
John Cunniff
Business Ataalyst
New York
John Q. Jennings
America
Jennings
John Q. Jennings Associates
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Michigan
General Motors
United Auto Workers
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Nice
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L.P
John Deere
Massey Ferguson
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Oliver Hay
Holst
Feedehay
Middletown Lions Club
A.S. Millar
Ray Gibson
Calvin West
Junior McCowan
Marry Graham
Lewistown
LaBelle
Alils Chalmers
Allis Chalmers
Ferguson
Kewanee
Sears
Joan Reeve
Viking
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