Carter to kick off Ohio campaign in Cleveland
Democratic nominee Jimmy Carter will begin his Ohio campaign in Cleveland on September 8, with senatorial candidate Howard Metzenbaum hoping for fundraising help. Metzenbaum said Carter may make two or three more Ohio stops, as Obama notes Ohio's critical importance.
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Weather and life events dated August 30 1976
Weather notes predict clear cool tonight with a low around 45 to 50 and a sunny warm Tuesday high in the upper 70s to low 80s. Rain chances near zero. winds light. Marriage licenses list four couples including Baker and McBride. births record three newborns. deaths note four individuals including Albert Gornek.
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David W. Baker
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Denise M. McBride
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Johnie E. Wilson
New Haven
Clara Ann Tuttle
Gerald W. Simon
Norwalk
Karen L. Horn
Steven E. Lassly
Lorraine M. Dials
Dennis Schultz
Lorain
Opinion Line Prompt on Sheriff Debates Question
Saturday's Opinion Line asks readers if a sequence of in person debates by sheriff candidates will aid voters. The poll seeks reader views on the value and impact of public candidate exchanges.
Voters weigh opinions on Sheriff Borgia debate
Readers express support for Sheriff Borgia through calls and letters noting his debate ability and urging public discourse. Voters cite his apparent re election strength and question opponents while urging direct talk and engaging discussion before ballots close.
Carter Backs Debates Plan for Three 75 Minute Sessions
President Ford and Jimmy Carter pursue an unstructured debate series with cross examination. Carter says three 75 minute debates are tentatively agreed, starting in late September, pending Federal Election Commission ruling on legality of League of Women Voters sponsorship. Carter objects to Ford's plan.
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Two Die In Head On Crash Near Fitchville Sunday
A head on collision on U S 250 near Fitchville killed Carol Ann Scott 31 and her seven year old daughter Kimberlee both from Mansfield. A Norwalk family in a pickup was hospitalized with injuries. Shawn 6 was in satisfactory condition. The impact occurred at 4 45 p m with the Spitfire on the wrong side of the road. Simpson 30 drove the pickup with Elizabeth 28 Tamara 8 and Shawn. Simpson swerved to avoid the car but they collided in the center of the road. Services for the Scotts were set for Wednesday at 2 30 p m at Ontario Waponer Funeral Home.
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Ronna) Letizia
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Beverly) Baker
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Dayton Begins Forced Busing Desegregation Efforts Start
Dayton Ohio begins busing under a court desegregation plan as 13 260 of 41 000 students ride buses for the 1976 77 school year. The city hopes to avoid disturbances seen in Boston and Louisville with a broad community outreach effort and police readiness.
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NAACP Leader Faces $1.5 Million Challenge on Birthday
Roy Wilkins, on his 75th birthday, confronts a Mississippi court ruling ordering the NAACP to pay $1.2 million in damages to Port Gibson merchants for a 1980s boycott. The amount plus 25 percent must be posted to appeal, threatening the civil rights group with financial ruin.
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Senator Moss exposes Medicaid fraud after clinic sting operation
Senator Frank Moss and six aides posed as patients visiting more than 200 welfare clinics, revealing mismanagement and widespread fraud in the Medicaid program. The eight month inquiry across New York California Michigan New Jersey and Illinois suggested up to 25 percent of the $15 billion annual program may be wasted.
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Youngest Pilot Soloes at 16 in Huron County
At Huron County Airport Bill Zoellner became the youngest pilot to solo one second after turning 16. His father Ron Zoellner supervised and verified time with the National Bureau of Standards. Bill had flown since age five and completed solos in nine different planes later that day.
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