Long shot women enter presidential race era in 1980s
Washington reports that 18 women had filed with the FEC as marginal candidates for president or vice president by the 1980s, including Stacie Shaw of Utah and Dottie Kay Hinkle Alt of Pennsylvania. Their entry letters range from formal declarations to informal greetings, with campaigns on the Recess ticket amid sparse official support.
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Washington
NEA
United States
Federal Elections Commission
Stacie Shaw
Ogden
Utah
Miss Shaw
FEC
Jimmy Carter
Ronald Reagan
Miss Alls
Angela Davis
Miss Davis
Communist Party
White House
Gus Hall
Iran
Hekee
A. Arm
Deirdre Griswold
New York
Worker's World Party
Larry Holmes
Miss Hille
Iss Hille
New York Stock Exchange
Ennis Francis
Francis
John. Kennedy Rockefeller Smith
Alexandria
Campaign finances in Minnesota and Missouri women candidates
The report notes scarce contributions for several women candidates including Mrs Neil K Fiola of Burnsville Minnesota who lists a 115 dollar personal contribution and a 50 cent bank charge totaling 11 dollars. Geneva Wilma Mueller of St. Louis records a 45 cent contribution and 15 cent expense with 30 cents cash on hand.
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Mass Alt
Lowells Alt
Sally Alt
Gregory Alt
Neil K Fiola
Burnsville
Minn
Menu truth in dining sights accuracy rules spread
Government figures show Americans spent 88 billion on meals away from home in 1979. The National Food Review urges scrutiny of menu language as misrepresentation recedes with DC LA Chicago guidelines and USDA monitoring.
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Food Service Industry
Regwators
National Food Review
Department Ofriculture
USDA
Census Bureau
Los Angeles
Chicago
Washington, D.C
Capita
Department
District of Columbus
District of Columbia
The News Frederick Edition Apr 11 1980
Friday edition of The News from Frederick Maryland dated April 11 1980. Contents include local government news weather and community notices with brief reports on regional events and public affairs for the day.
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the News
Frederick, Md
Estuarine Biology Summer Institute Offered at St Marys
St Marys College Maryland announces the third annual Summer Institute in Estuarine Biology on the St Marys River near the Potomac and Chesapeake Bay. Three three week sessions in May June and July cover Estuarine Biology Invertebrate Zoology aquatic organisms and related topics with field work aboard The Golden Run and Boston Whalers. Tuition 30 per credit hour plus roughly 800 for the Tropical Marine Biology course.
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College Division of Natural Science
St. Mary's River
Potomac River
St. Croix
Virgin Islands
Golen Run
Boston Whalers
Robert W. Paul
St. Mary's College
Maryland
St. Mary's City
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