Ford prepares for first debate amid campaign maneuvers
On the eve of the Great Debates President Ford rehearses at the White House with aides posing as reporters. Carter studies briefing books as he plans a site visit before Thursday night in Philadelphia. Debates will cover economic and domestic issues with two more to follow.
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Associated Press
Ford
White House
Jimmy Carte
Philadelphia
Carter
League of Women Voters
San Francisco
War Memorial Veterans Building
League
Veterans
Walter Mondale
Bob Dole
Plains
Federal Energy Administration
Federal Power Commission
Energy Research and Development Administration
Energy Resources Council
Hunter finds bones of man chained to tree in Florida woods
Police say 21 year old Douglas Ray Sumner left home for camping two years ago and was chained to a tree with a 15 foot logging chain and 20 inch waist collar. Hunters found his bones a mile from the Gulf of Mexico. death dated about seven months prior from starvation or exposure.
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Tampa
Fla
Douglas Ray Sumner
Sumner
Gulf of Mexico
Pierre Kennedy
University of South Florida
Florida Department of Criminal Law Enforcement
Sugar tariff hike aimed at stabilizing U S sugar producers
The Ford administration tripled the import sugar tariff from 62.5 cents to 187 per hundred pounds to support domestic producers. Sugar prices have plunged from 45 to about 21 a ton, with a 5 to 1 cost impact on retail. Inflation remains around 6 percent, while overall food costs may rise 3 to 4 percent through mid 1977.
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White House
Ron Nelsen
Ford
U.S
Agriculture Department
United States
Y Ford
Birthday cupcake a 12 year keepsake in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio Sara Ogg preserves a 12 year old cupcake in a box as a family keepsake. It is brought out for birthdays anniversaries and special events with caramel icing and pecans held by wax. Its next appearance is planned for October when her second child is due.
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Columbus
Ohio
Sara Ogg
Carmel
Mrs. Ogg
Mrs Ogg
Miami University
Autumn Arrives with Cooler Nights and Rain Chance
Autumn brings cool weather with a low near 45 tonight under fair skies. A 10 percent chance of rain remains. Thursday highs drop to the low 70s with partly cloudy skies and a 20 percent rain risk. The extended outlook calls for cooler temperatures and daily chances of rain through the weekend.
FDA Bans Artificial Colors Used in Candies
The FDA banned the dyes Red No. 4 and carbon black used to color maraschino cherries, jelly beans, and licorice. Tests in dogs linked Red No. 4 to bladder polyps and adrenal atrophy, and agency officials cited unreliable testing for possible cancer byproducts in carbon black.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
FDA to Ban Red No 4 and 10 Other Color Additives
The FDA plans a 30 day ban on 10 color additives approved only for cosmetics and will permanently approve 20 more for cosmetics and external drugs by year end while pausing 52 others for safety testing. Giant Food has tested maraschino cherries without artificial color, but managers say they are not popular. Red No 4 will be banned in foods and internal drugs though allowed in cosmetics and external drugs.
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Richard Ronk
FDA
Virginna
Maryland
Washington, D.C
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Charles Ruff
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Dallas
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