Carter campaigns abroad as primary race tightens
Jimmy Carter, the Democrats' likely nominee, heads to New York and Washington for fundraisers and talks with leaders after a Massachusetts setback. He defends strategy, praises early state wins, and plans a Foreign Policy Association address in New York. Ford and Reagan trade delegate progress as campaigns shift focus to Mississippi and Minnesota.
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Massachusetts state workers strike continues despite court order
Union leaders vow to keep a 20 000 strong walkout by Massachusetts state workers, plan skeleton crews at some facilities to avoid health hazards. Sewage spills into Boston Harbor and Nashua River after plant closures due to staff shortages. Emergency appeals seek volunteers for hospitals and mental institutions as mediation is arranged.
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ONU seeks new president as Meyer retires in 1977
ADA Ohio AP A search at Ohio Northern University for a new president began to succeed retiring Dr Samuel L Meyer who will retire August 31 1977. Dr Walter English chairman of the trustees named a 10 member committee to find a successor.
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Violence Ends in South Africa Uprising After Soweto Start
Police report no new violence as calm returns to black townships around Pretoria and Johannesburg. Officials deny reports of six deaths in Mamelodi and confirm a toll of 140 dead and 1,128 injured, mostly black, from the Soweto uprising that began last Wednesday.
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EPA approve DDT use in Colorado and California
Colorado and California receive federal approval to employ DDT in wild rodent burrows to curb bubonic plague transmission. Eight cases reported this year across four western states, with fatalities in California and New Mexico, while experts note rising seasonality and diagnostic vigilance.
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