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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1976

Page

2

Democratic candidates decline to push black running mate

Four Democratic presidential hopefuls faced a caucus on race at a Charlotte conference. Carter Brown Church agreed America is ready for a black vice president while Udall declined a flat commitment and Brown said he would pick the best person available. Carter, fresh from Texas primary victory, said he would not commit to pushing for a black VP.

Charlotte N.C Georgia Jimmy Carter California Edmund G. Brown Jr Frank Church Idaho Morris Udall Arizona Richard Hatcher Gary Ind Carter Broan Church Udall America Brown Texas

Black caucus outlines 1980 Democratic platform focus

Delegates discuss for a black vote impact with candidates offering varied views on busing and civil rights. Unemployment is named top priority as four candidates pledge more black representation in government and a tax restructure to aid the poor. Hatcher stresses black voters’ importance to the party’s presidential chances.

Basil Patterson New York Democratic Party State Department Hatcher Gerald Ford

Reagan criticized over Panama Canal policy stance

Senate Goldwater and Vice President Rockefeller joined Ford supporters in rebutting Reagan after he attacked Panama Canal talks. Reagan warned U.S. forces might be used to defend the canal, while Ford said such rhetoric risks alarm among Panamanian allies and the public.

Fort Wayne Ind Barry M. Goldwater Rockefeller Republican Party Ronald Reagan Ford Panama Canal Reagan Indianapolis U.S Canal Zone Associated Press Panama Alaska Canal Texas Guay Reagall California South America United States Goldwater ABC Louisiana Purchase NBC Meet the Press

Hughes will contested as possible fraud claim emerges

A Nashville genealogist says he represents up to 11 Hughes relatives and will contest a March 1968 will found in Mormon church records. Noah Dietrich seeks probate in California as executor, while Richard Gano is temporary administrator. Rhoden notes plans to use handwriting experts to verify authenticity amid estate battles.

Las Vegas Nev Howard Hughes Hughes W.A Jones Heirfinders Inc Nashville Noah Dietrich Los Angeles Dietrich Harold Rhoden California Richard C. Gano Superior Court Rhoden

Careful shoppers save money by month’s end

An Associated Press market basket survey shows April savings at eight of 13 cities with the overall bill down about 1 percent by early May. Prices fluctuated with pork chops and all beef frankfurters easing, while coffee and chopped chuck rose amid tighter cattle supply and Brazil crop losses.

Associated Press Checklist New York Boston Albuquerque N.M Atlanta Chicago Dallas Detroit Los Angeles Miami Philadelphia Providence K.1 Salt Lake City Seattle

Moynihan to speak at AP meet in New York

About 1,200 leaders in the broadcast and newspaper industry gathered for the Associated Press annual meeting at the Waldorf Astoria. Former UN Ambassador Daniel Patrick Moynihan was scheduled to address the gathering as the American Newspaper Publishers Association began its meeting.

New York Associated Press United Nations Daniel Patrick Moynihan U.N Waldorf-Astoria Hotel American Newspaper Publishers Association Vietnam Ford Patricia Hearst Portugal Africa Mideast Louise Cook Federal Trade Commission

Congress Reviews Charity Regulation After Mail Appeals

Congress moves toward tighter charity rules amid revelations that only about ten percent of Pallottine funds reach abroad missions. The House Post Office Committee plans a bill requiring clear disclosure of the share used for charitable purposes. The Postal Service backs the measure though charities oppose it.

Pallottine Fathers Baltimore Consumer Protection Division Maryland Attorney General's Office Congress Padinee Capitol Hill House Post Office Committee Postal Service Charles H. Wilson Dcalif Anal Health Council Barney Sellers Council

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