Carter's White House Visit Disrupts Ordinary Family Life
A profile of Jimmy Carter staying with ordinary families on three trips shows how his presidential visits affect households. Residents describe Secret Service measures, hidden staff, and the president sleeping in a repurposed bedroom, with about 400 expected phone calls and a private hotelless stay.
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Richard F. Meyer
Associated Press
Amy
United States
Grits
Rosalynn
Jimmy Carter
New England
South
Midwest
Kay Thompson
Clinton, Mass
Owen
Elizabeth Cooper
Yazoo City
Miss
Woody
Mary Diehl
Indianola
Iowa
White House
Jody Powell
Secret Service
Woody Diehl
Diehls
Carter
Mary
Congress eyes abortion policy amid stalled funding debate
Congress negotiators work to finalize a 60.2 billion Labor Health Education and Welfare bill amid a long stalemate over abortion policy. A second continuing resolution may fund agencies through November 10 if no accord is reached, with votes already indicating opposition to broader abortion payment allowances.
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Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
Congress
Warren G Magnuson
D-Wash
Senate
Springboro High Band Wins Miami Trace Invite
Springboro High School marching band won top honors at the Miami Trace Invitational. The 94 member band captured first in playing and marching, plus Class AA overall. The drill team had 24 members and the flag corps 18. Director Bob McNutt is in his seventh year.
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Springboro
Springboro High School
Flag Corps
Bob McNutt
Voters asked to form Springboro charter commission
Springboro voters will decide on Nov 8 whether to form a charter commission to draft a village charter. Eighteen candidates seek seats on the commission and the top 15 will serve if the initial question passes. The charter could reorganize the council size or power distribution, with completion expected before November 1978.
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Springboro Village
Charter Commission
Charter commission race shapes Springboro political future
In 1977 voters consider establishing a charter commission as Springboro gauges options for local governance. Eighteen candidates vie for seats including Mary Paula Eyler, Robert Hudson, Coe Gordon Jr., David Maier and others to craft a village charter tailored to local needs under state general statutory guidelines.
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Springboro
Mary Paula Eyler
W. Factory Road
Robert M. Hudson
S. Main St
Coe F. Gordon Jr
W. Mill St
David E. Maier
Tamarack Trail
James van Tine
Teakwood Lane
Lawrence Parks
Pinecone Lane
Mary Barbara Gibson
Whispering Pines Lane
Jerry Prass
Market St
Michael Teders
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