Carter says sons tried marijuana in Plains interview
Rosalynn Carter discusses her three sons admitting marijuana use, noting honesty and no concern if they report it. She favors decriminalization for small amounts, with state choice, and cites her own campaigning experiences and partnership with Jimmy Carter.
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Ford Plans Limited Travel in October Campaign
President Ford will stay near the White House for most of October with only brief campaign trips, per campaign chairman James A. Baker III. Carter launches his road show with events in Warm Springs Georgia and appearances in Darlington South Carolina Norfolk Virginia and Newark New Jersey. A White House spokesman said Ford travel would begin after Wednesday.
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Apple crop prospects improve in Ohio says extension service
Ohio State University's Cooperative Extension Service reports good moisture this summer has improved apple crop prospects in Ohio. The projected 100 million pound crop would still be below last year's 160 million and 1974's 135 million. Five varieties will account for about 75 percent of production: Rome Beauty, Jonathan, Golden Delicious, Delicious and Stayman.
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