Carter backs Ford veto on Vietnam UN bid in campaign swing
President Carter agrees with Ford's veto of Vietnam joining the United Nations and praises the Burger Court as moving in the right direction. He campaigns across the South and West while Ford stays largely off the trail, planning a Michigan speech and White House appearances.
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Associated Press
Jimmy Carter
Ford
Vietnam
United Nations
Supreme Court
Richard Nixon
Carter
South
Arizona
White House
Washington
University of Michigan
Michigan
Burger Court
Oklahoma
William Scranton
U.S
U.N
Security Council
Hanoi
Collinsville school robbery prompts sheriff investigation
Hamilton County deputies probe a break in at Marie Schmidt School in Collinsville. Principal Myron Vaness reports $5 in cash and a $5.55 check stolen, as officers weigh possible legal technicalities.
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Hamilton
Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
Marie Schmidt
Collinsville
Myron Vaness
Suffrage Decree and Missing in Action Note
Vermont records note universal manhood suffrage as of July 28 1777 with no property restrictions while the document also calls for a complete accounting of men listed as missing in action. The item juxtaposes early voting rights with wartime casualty concerns.
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Carter
Phoenix
Ariz
Southeast Asia
Hanoi
Vermont
Sible
Butz warns on sugar price policy
Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz says the federal government must be careful not to raise domestic sugar prices. He notes prices are very low and questions the step, fearing it could undercut the entire sugar industry.
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Lake Crystal, Minn
Agriculture
Earl Butz
Nixon aide accused of seeking million dollar campaign gift
A Senate subcommittee will hear claims that Richard Allen, then a Nixon White House aide, asked Grumman officials for a 1 million campaign contribution in exchange for promoting its E2C aircraft sale to Japan. Grumman and Allen deny the charges as witnesses prepare to testify.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon White House
Grumman Corp
Japan
Richard Allen
Richard M. Nixon
Grumman
Allen
Frank Church
Didaho
Subcommittee On Multinational Corporations
Honolulu
Nixon
Kakeui Tanaka
Thomas B. Cheatham
Grumman International
Grumman Aircraft
Cheatham
White House
Cheatham Cheatham
Tokyo
Michita Sakata
Church
New York Primaries Dominate as Moynihan Faces Abzug
Voters in 12 states choose nominees for federal and state offices ahead of the November election. In New York, Daniel Patrick Moynihan and Bella Abzug clash for the Democratic U.S. Senate nomination, with Ramsey Clark, Paul O'Dwyer, and Abraham Hirschfeld also in the race. The Civil War Battle of Antietam is noted as a historical aside.
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Associated Press
New York
U.N
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Bella Abzug
U.S. Senate
Atty
Ramsey Clark
New York Council
Paul O'Dwyer
Abraham Hirschfeld
National Guard scholarships to OU still available
Twenty nine grants remain in the Ohio National Guard program for Ohio University winter and spring 1977 quarters. Open to Guard members or those enlisting six years. Covers instructional fees at OU campuses Athens Belmont County Chillicothe Ironton Lancaster Zanesville. Commissioned second lieutenants after graduation. Nov 15 deadline. For details contact Adjutant General's Dept Capt Ed Hall Box 660 Worthington OH 43085 or call 1 800 282 7310.
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Ohio National Guard
Ohio University
Guard
Athens
Belmont County
Chillicothe
Ironton
Lancaster
Zanesville
Army
Adjutant General's Dept
Ed Hall
Worthington
Ohio
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Bestmore
Slumberland
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First National Bank
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National OF
Middletown
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