Franks Mail Probed as Election Tool by Congress
Hundreds of thousands of letters sent at public expense highlight franking abuse ahead of elections. Critics say free mail gives incumbents an unfair edge. Before the 28 day blackout, House and Senate facilities ran at full tilt to clear mailings.
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Candidates Secluded Ahead of Round 2 Debate
Jimmy Carter and Gerald Ford enter virtual seclusion in San Francisco as they prepare for Wednesday night foreign policy debate. Earl Butz resigns over the affair, Ford accepts, Carter criticizes leadership. Mondale Dole vice presidential debate set for October 15.
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Debates Toned for Less Tension in Ford Carter Clash
San Francisco AP reports the director of the Ford Carter debates expects the second event to be less tense yet more sharply drawn than the first. Jim Karaya, directing debates for the League of...
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Debaters Set for Sharper Second Philadelphia Faceoff
Today Inside says Ford and Carter will be looser after their first debate in Philadelphia. The second panel will quiz more sharply on Wednesday at the Palace of Fine Arts with Pauline Frederick moderating and NBC NYT NBC Baltimore Sun correspondents as panelists. The aim is to pin down positions rather than restate questions for voters watching at home.
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UAW Ford Talks Stall Over Secondary Issues
United Auto Workers and Ford Motor Co stalled over secondary matters after major provisions of a three year contract were assembled. Negotiators recessed and planned to resume amid a three week national strike affecting 170000 workers in 22 states. The tentative accord includes wage hikes about 3 percent annually and increased paid time off as a key union concession.
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Growth report may hurt Ford in campaign season
Government economists expect third quarter growth around four percent. A weak report would bolster opponents of President Ford as unemployment remains near 7.9 percent. UAW Ford contract talks aim for early settlement, with ratification likely before a possible walkout ending by mid-October.
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Weather outlook showers and storms likely tonight
Showers and thunder showers are likely tonight with a 70 percent probability. Tonight's low will be in the lower 50s with Wednesday cloudy and a 50 percent chance of showers. Wednesday's high near 65 and the extended outlook calls for showers through Friday and fair skies Saturday.
Columbus workers approve 3 year pact ends walkout
1300 city employees voted 2 to 1 to accept a three year contract with Columbus officials ending a four day strike that halted garbage service and caused sewage dumping. The agreement includes 5.1 percent first year raises and 6.2 and 7.5 percent in subsequent years. EPA ordered plant reopening with 30 to 40 workers needed.
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