Heinz as Reagan choice fuels VP speculation
States News Service reports Senator John Heinz of Pennsylvania discusses what qualities Ronald Reagan should seek in a vice president. Heinz says Reagan needs a more moderate running mate who is perceived as centrist, not a staunch conservative, and hints he may prepare a list of candidates. He adds appearances influence public perception and cautions against naming names.
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PLO letter bomb plot looms as Carter talks resume
The Associated Press reports a possible PLO letter bomb campaign linked to reactions against President Carter’s Palestinian autonomy talks. Threats and warnings circulated as violence in occupied territories spurred claims by guerrilla groups, with Israel’s Begin and Burg preparing for possible U.S. talks on resuming negotiations in Washington.
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Carter says he did not see rocks and bottles at Miami visit
President Carter says he did not notice rocks and bottles hurled at his motorcade during a riot scarred Liberty City stop. Mayor Ferre cautions the incident could undermine outreach while police clear the block. Carter later in Seattle says demonstrators were not seen. A Miami aid program is planned within two weeks.
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Kennedy and Carter clash over mayor conference plan in Seattle
The White House blocked Kennedy from sharing the stage with President Carter at a Seattle mayor’s conference, citing unacceptable scheduling conflicts. Carter pressed on in California and Florida amidst protests in Miami. Anderson campaigned in California promising solar energy and 8 billion in federal revenue shifts, while Republicans denied collusion claims.
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Strake
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Missouri
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Police officer frostbitten by propane gas leak incident
Frederick Maryland on Monday night Pvt. Edward Kornacki of the city police attempted to seal a cracked propane valve on a Buckeye Gas pickup on North Market Street. He suffered frostbite to his thumb and finger, was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital, then released. An employee shut the leak and moved the truck to safety.
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Edward Kornacki
Buckeye Gas Products Co
N. Market St
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Howling Alley
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