Prohibitionist write-in candidates file in Ohio race
Two American Prohibitionist party representatives filed as write-in candidates for president and vice president in Ohio. Ben Bubar of Maine and Earl Dodge of Colorado cannot appear on the ballot. Write-in declarations must be filed by Sept. 23. ballots for write-ins are not counted without filings.
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American Prohibitionist Party
Secretary of State
Ben Bubar
China Lake
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Earl Dodge
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Secretary of
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Items Forgotten in Hotels Show Up in Large and Small Ways
Maids report a wide range of left behind items from shoes and clothes to false teeth and a coiled snake found in a closet. At the Town and Country Hotel in San Diego a two-person lost and found operation handles calls, logs, and mailings as items stay in custody for months.
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Court Rules Ford Overstepped Authority on Oil Fees
The U.S. Court of Appeals in Washington, D. C., ruled on August 11, 1975, that President Ford exceeded his powers by levying a $2 per barrel fee on imported oil. The decision curtails executive action on import charges and impacts energy policy.
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U.S. Court of Appeals
Washington, D.C
Ford
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