Early Vote Shows Ford Lead In Dixville Notch NH
In Dixville Notch New Hampshire the first presidential votes of the day gave Ford a 13 to 11 edge over Carter. Twenty five of 26 registered voters cast ballots just after midnight with one absentee and one for several candidates. The town moderator spoke with Thomas Ford as he reported the result.
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White Mountains
New Hampshire
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Eugene McCarthy
Carter
McCarthy
U.S. Labor Party
Lyndon H. LaRoche
Neil Tillotson
Thomas
Dartmouth College
Hanover
Tillotson
Thomas Ford
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Dixville
Richard Nixon
George McGovern
Ronald Reagan
Birch Bayh
Morris Udall
Henry Jackson
Balsams
Maxfield Spends Record Amount in 6th District Race
Jefferson City AP Morgan Maxfield Democratic candidate for Congress in Missouri's 6th District spent 289,587 through October 18, far surpassing Republican Thomas Coleman 61,914 and independent Raymond Thompson 3,220. The figure sets a new spending record for the district, previously held by the late Rep Jerry Litton.
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Morgan Maxfield
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Marfields
Thomas Coleman
Raymond Thompson
Marfield
Jerry Litton
Miami Concedes Roost For 50 Year Vulture Saga Ends
After fifty years Miami concedes the battle with turky vultures that roost atop the Dade County Courthouse every autumn. Building supervisor Sam Griffith says he will stop chasing the birds as they are graceful in the sky and provide tour group chatter. About 1,200 birds arrive from the north each fall and depart each May. They feed on carrion along the coast and garbage dumps, attracted by the courthouse roof’s shape and height.
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Sam Griffith
Griffith
Oscar Owre
University of Miami
Court Backs Religious Saturdays Ruling in 1960s Case
The Supreme Court, in a 4-4 tie with Justice Stevens not participating, upheld a lower court ruling that Parker Seal Co. discriminated against Paul Cummins by firing him for refusing to work Saturdays due to his religious beliefs. Cummins, a Berea Kentucky plant supervisor, had requested schedule changes since joining the World Wide Church in 1970.
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Supreme Court
Parker Seal Co
Paul Cumming
Cummins
Berea
Rubber Seal
6Th Circuit
John Paul Stevens
Synagogue Council of America
Parker Seal
World Wide Church
Rain Shortfall Persists in Missouri Farms
Missouri crop reports show soil moisture adequate in 30 percent of the state, a 19 point week gain, with most areas short. Winter wheat planting 75 percent done, soybeans 77 percent harvested, corn and grain sorghum 82 percent harvested, cotton 48 percent, ahead or behind normal by crop. Livestock in fair to good condition as farmers feed hay and protein supplements for winter. Mrs David Authur of Martinsburg admitted to University Medical Center Columbia room 527 West.
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Columbia
Missouri
Missouri Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
David Authur
Martinsburg
University Medical Center
Minor Party Candidate Stirs Minor Controversy
A U S Labor party candidate Lyndon H LaRouche Jr bought 95,000 dollars in election eve TV time to attack Carter, drawing hundreds of protest calls as NBC overruled an initial rejection. FCC required equal access and the network aired the slot alongside Carter. The Labor party seeks sweeping monetary reform and claims seven to ten million potential voters.
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Carter
Ford
Lyndon H. LaRouche Jr
U.S. Labor Party
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Federal Communications Commission
CBS
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New York Times
FCC
Supreme Court Rejects Expanded Home Arrest Powers
The Burger Court on Monday refused to hear California officials appeal to broaden arrest powers without warrants at a suspect’s home. The case centered on Michael K. Ramey arrested in Sacramento after police found marijuana during a tip about a stolen gun. The decision aligns with Warren era limits and narrows warrantless home arrests while addressing related Fourth Amendment concerns. The court also set guidelines for closing arguments in death penalty cases, and agreed to hear cases on aliens’ eligibility for state financial aid and seniority rights for a United Airlines stewardess.
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Supreme Court
Warren E. Burger
Burger Court
Earl Warren
California
Evelle J. Younger
State Supreme Court
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Sacramento
Mavet
Ramey
Younger
Warren Court
Wille Jasper Darden
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