1976 presidential campaign cost a total of 116 million
Federal Election Commission analysis shows 1976 costs totaled about 115.99 million with 39.6 million from private sources for 13 Democrats in primaries and 28.3 million by Ford and Reagan. Public funds financed 14.5 million in primaries and 21.82 million for Ford and Carter in the general election.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Federal Election Commission
Gerald R. Ford
Ronald Reagan
U.S. Treasury
FEC
Watergate
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Conneaut Sees Mixed Feelings On Major U S Steel Mill
In Conneaut Ohio residents debate the proposed 3.5 billion U S Steel plant near Lake Erie with concerns about air water and the Turkey Creek watershed. Proponents cite 8000 new jobs and regional revival while opponents warn of pollution and environmental damage.
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U.S. Steel
Conneaut High School
U.S Steel
Conneaut
Erie County
Paul Williams
Lake Erie
Conneaut East Pier
Turkey Creek
Easter Seal Labels Collected To Benefit West Ohio Groups
Butler County Easter Seal Society representatives joined volunteers from across Ohio to conclude a three month fund raising drive. Ten different Borden product labels earned $2 for the local society plus $1 for the collecting group with funds to support rehabilitation and recreation programs for handicapped children and adults.
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Butler County
Easter Seal Society
Ohio
Borden Food
Columbus
Borden
The
Rosalyn Velazco
Oxford
County Society
Lenora Ruhl
Middletown
Mary Beth Hall Receives Capital University Degree
Mary Beth Hall daughter of Mrs. Mary Williams of 117 Bellomonte St. earned a bachelor of general studies from Capital University in Columbus.
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Mary Beth Hall
Mary Williams
Bellomonte St
Capital University
Columbus
Franklin Court 2 jailed for drunk driving
Two motorists were sentenced to three days in jail by Municipal Court Judge John B. Tracy for drunk driving. Reese F. Prater Jr. and Edward Fitzpatrick each faced fines and license suspensions. Fitzpatrick received a 30 day jail term with two suspended.
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Franklin
John B. Tracy
Reese F. Prater Jr
Miamisburg
Edward Fitzpatrick
S. River St
Fitzpatrick
Lonnie Davidson
Hamilton
Joseph Herlihy
Red Bud Drive
Springboro
Jessie L Neal
Kemp Ave
Germantown
Darrell Collins
Marilyn Allison
Morgan Court
Jerry T. Ball
Cherry St
David A. Lamb
Kaye St
Carlisle
Larry E. Hornell
Ruth St
Ed Napier Jr
Cedar St
Napier
Ball
Charles Kevin Gilbert
Schenck St
Willie D. Lyles
Columbus
Reginald King
Detroit
Ugandan health minister defects to Britain
Henry Kyemba Uganda's health minister defects and seeks asylum in Britain after the London Sunday Times published his account of killings under President Idi Amin The piece included Kyemba's version of the Dora Bloch disappearance and the deaths of Archbishop Luwuum and two cabinet ministers Officials say Kyemba's testimony may influence public opinion about Amin and his upcoming Commonwealth conference appearance
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London
Henry Kyemba
Uganda
Britain
Home Office
London Sunday Times
Kyemba
Idi Amin
Dora Bloch
Entebbe
Johan Luwuum
Amin
Queen Elizabeth
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