Jackson Skips Ohio Democratic Gala Ahead of Primary
UPI reports Sen. Henry Jackson of Washington cancels a $100-a-plate Dinner with the Next President in Columbus as Ohio weighs the June 8 primary. Jackson shifts focus to the April 27 Pennsylvania contest while Udall Carter and Wallace plan Ohio stops.
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George Wallace
Jimmy Carter
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Cleveland
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California
New Jersey
Buckeye
Ted W. Brown
U.S
Frank Church
Pena
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Ronald Oe
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Church
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New $2 Bill Returns With Jefferson And New Back Design
The two dollar bill returns after 13 years with Jefferson on the front and John Trumbull’s signing of the Declaration on the back. Distribution to banks and public circulation starts Tuesday, Jeffferson’s birthday, replacing the Monticello image used before 1963.
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New York
UPI
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Jefferson
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Weather and notices from April 8 1976 Norwalk area
Weather clear and cold tonight with lows in mid upper 20s. Friday partly cloudy with highs in upper 40s to low 50s and minimal fire risk. Reports list births to Larrow and Hipp families in Norwalk and deaths of Werb in New London and Rice in Willard.
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Peter Larrow
Norwalk
Kevin Hipp
Julius L. Werb
New London
Corrine Rice
Willard
Public Parks Poll Shows Mixed Local Opinion
Voter comments reveal divided views on building a park and funding sources. Some back a park with funding from state and federal levels, others oppose tax increases and prefer preserving private camps and existing parks. A phone line invites votes on Carter’s nomination as well.
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Willard
Huron County Considers Complete Jail Renovation Bid
Huron County Commissioners authorized bids for a $170000 jail renovation after meeting with architect Thurman J. Peabody and North Star director H E Leveritt. They seek federal funds and seek Champaign approval while planning two phases on a maximum security first floor and a minimum security second floor with vandal proof cells.
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Thurman J. Peabody
North Star
H.E. Leveritt
Leveritt
Peabody
Cony
Donald Robertson
Champaign
Ill
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Huron County
Commissioners
Monroeville Officials Probe Past Council Pay Increase
Village officials search for a 1957 ordinance raising council pay from five to ten dollars per meeting after an audit found eight council members and four Board of Public Affairs members were overpaid. Beatrice Bechtel’s audit covered 1971 to 1975 and flagged recoveries totaling 185 dollars against Clifford Wilson plus 175 155 10 45 40 25 10 for others. The solicitor plans to pursue repayment only if the ordinance is located and correctly published.
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Beatrice Bechtel
Board of Public Affairs
Monroeville Spectator
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Robert Sitterly
Alvin Adelman
Snowden Berger
Anthony Wechter
George Roberts
Kathryn Myers
Harry Wood
Michael Adelman
John Myers
Thomas
Thomas Bergman
Frank Eckstein
Eckstein
Albert Considers Retirement Amid Magna Carta Trip Claim
Speaker Carl Albert angrily denounced a New York Times column claiming he will retire at the end of this Congress and reveal the decision next month. He plans to lead a 25 member delegation to London for Magna Carta ceremonies by May 22, with associates predicting retirement after 30 years in the House.
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Ohio
New Hampshire
Paul Tipps
Washington
UPI
Carl Albert
New York Times
James Reston
Albert
London
United States
Reston
Carter apologizes for ethnic purity remark during housing talk
Democratic presidential hopeful Jimmy Carter apologized for the phrase ethnic purity used in housing comments. He said the remark was ill chosen and stressed support for movement rights and strict enforcement of affirmative action when federal housing funds are spent. He reaffirmed his Georgia record and stance on neighborhood integration.
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Ellen L. Slott
Philadelphia
UPI
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Georgia
South Bend
Ind
George Wallace
Norwalk Police Chief Undergoes Heart Surgery
Norwalk Police Chief Lawrence C ree was to undergo open heart surgery at Cleveland Clinic after a heart attack in November. He was admitted Tuesday and spent time in Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital's ICU before returning to part-time duty last month. The Blue Ribbon Tax Committee meets at 7 30 tonight at city hall.
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Lawrence Cree
Cleveland Clinic
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
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