Gift Ruling May Transfer Convention Sites
The Federal Election Commission ruled that national party conventions cannot accept free services from private industry beyond standard offers. Democrats and Republicans may need to adjust site plans for 1976, with public halls allowed rent-free under rules, while private venues like Madison Square Garden could not waive charges. The ruling also affects loans for a July telethon, limiting large loans and imposing campaign act constraints.
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Washington
Federal Election Commission
Mary Louise Smith
Republicans
Robert S. Strauss
Democrats
Com
New York City
Los Angeles
Madison Square Garden
New York
City
Miami Beach
Cleveland
New Orleans
San Francisco
Lutherans Fear Open Break in Missouri Synod Rift
Anaheim, Calif. AP Lutherans confront new measures to curb nonconformity, risking an open split if local units resist or if injunctions stand. Moderates face censure as regional presidents resist changes while pledging loyalty to the denomination. District leaders warn abridging local rights could trigger exodus.
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Anaheim
Calif
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
Rudolph Ressmeyer
New York
Atlantic District
Dered
Evangelical Lutherans In Mission
Thomas Spitz
Manhassett
N.Y
Robert Riedel
Springfield
Mass
New England
Emil Jaech
Portland, Ore
Northwest District
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