Ford Carter clash over credibility during campaign weekend
The Associated Press reports Ford attacked Carter as weak and inconsistent while Carter accused Ford of evading questions and hiding from the press. Carter cited a $15 billion defense cut figure. Ford aides said Carter’s figure was reported in two papers and Carter claimed it was a mistake. Ford campaigned in Texas near Dallas and Beverly Hills references surfaced from March 1975. Connally noted private polls showing Ford trailing in Texas as Ford signed meat import quotas during a Texas stop.
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Parks and recreation launch fall fun fitness program
The city parks and recreation department unveils a fall program blending fun with fitness. Reporter Sandy Pawelkoski previews the new initiative on page 16, highlighting community health and activity for residents.
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Thai military rulers release about 1000 on bail
Bangkok Thailand AP) The military government freed about 1000 detainees on bail after a coup and arrests for subversion three days earlier. Police said 2000 others remain detained on various charges as clashes between rightist and leftist groups left at least 26 dead. Prime Minister Tania Kraivixien faced a country seeking stability.
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Weather and political upheaval mix in Southeast Asia
Partly cloudy with cool highs in the 50s and a frost possible at night. The following days expect clear skies, cool nights, and low frost risk with Monday reaching the low 60s. News notes the coup, street violence, and return to civilian rule as Tanin named prime minister and pledges a reform military council will maintain power while cabinets are chosen.
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Strict Speed Enforcement Areas Listed in Ohio
The American Automobile Association names Ohio locations as strict enforcement zones where traffic tickets rise. Included are Interstate 70 in Licking County the I-70 bypass for Ingfield Urbana and all of Tuscarawas County.
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Nationwide flu program shows progress after first week
Federal and local officials report the nationwide swine flu immunization program is moving forward after a slow start. Shortages limited early supply, but acceptance is high with no serious adverse reactions. Missouri released 578,000 doses from a 3.7 million allocation, administering about 150,000 shots last week.
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Hua Kuofeng Chosen as Mao Successor in China
Hua Kuofeng emerges as Mao’s successor at 57, holding chairman roles in the party and military commission and indicating a move toward stability. The shift aims to preserve China’s detente with the United States and the West while maintaining Maoist priorities and a cautious line with the Soviet Union.
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