Reagan Gave It All He Had And Lost
Washington UPI President Ford is delighted by his victory and says New Hampshire started him on the road to the Republican nomination. Press Secretary Ron Nessen said Ford rose early, spoke with Chief of Staff Richard Cheney, and praised Reagan for giving his best in the 21 days of campaigning.
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Washington
Ron Nelsen
Ford
Richard Cheney
Nessen
Cheney
Nelsen
Carter No Longer Afraid Of Anyone
In New Hampshire Carter says his victory gives him broad voter support and removes fear of rivals. He notes voters resist boxed labels and predicts momentum will drive a high finish in Massachusetts and campaigns in South Carolina for the delegate caucuses.
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Carter
Boston
UPI
New Hampshire
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Massachusetts
South Carolina
McCormack Eligible for Federal Campaign Funds
The Federal Election Commission approves Ellen McCormack for federal presidential matching funds and will issue the first $100,000 installment this week. The FEC certifies $629,150 in matching funds for presidential primary candidates as a 4-1 decision advances payment before the Sunday midnight deadline.
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UPI
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Federal Election Commission
FEC
Kissinger Returns From Latin American Tour
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger has returned to Washington after a six nation Latin American tour. He will appear before a subcommittee of the House International Affairs Committee on the State Department budget. His nine day trip ended in Guatemala where he observed earthquake damage that has claimed nearly 23 000 lives.
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Washington
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Andrews Air Force Base
House International Affairs Committee
State Department
Guatemala
Chain-Letter Scam Targets U.S. Savings Bonds
Washington reports that fast- back speculators use the Bicentennial theme to push chain-letter sales of Savings Bonds. Postal authorities and the Treasury say evidence shows promoters solicit purchases by mail, violating antifraud laws.
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UPS
U.S
Treasury Department
H.J. Hintgen
The
Treasury
Bureau of the Public Debt
Kathryn Kuhlman laid to rest in private funeral
Faith healer Kathryn Kuhlman 66 who broadcast to millions through TV radio and churches was remembered at private services in Los Angeles Rev Oral Roberts presided at Wee Kirk O the Heather Forest Lawn memorial park Tulsa Oklahoma born in 1907 died after heart surgery 150 mourners attended with Rex Humbard and Ralph Wilkerson among honorary pallbearers.
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Los Angeles
UPI
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Oral Roberts
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Kuhlman
Tulsa
Weather notice and local births and death report
Partly cloudy and mild tonight with a low in the mid 40s. Showers possible Thursday afternoon or night with highs in the lower 50s. Rain probability 20 percent tonight and 40 percent Thursday. Temperatures Tuesday range 58 to 37 with varying humidity. Births reported for Bennett, Giles, Paterson, and Herner. Death: Cecelia H. Whitely, 71, Bellevue.
Readers respond on marriage arguing in front of children
A Tuesday question asks readers if it is healthier for couples to argue in front of children to show that marriage is imperfect and whether the New Hampshire primary election was over played. Voters are invited to call 668 8544 or 668 8345 before midnight.
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Chicago
Board Retains Dr Gotaas For One Year At Norwalk Schools
The Norwalk board of education renewed Superintendent Albion V. Gotaas for one year at $29,583 salary after a 3-2 vote. A separate 3-2 motion to renew for three years failed. a two-year renewal died for lack of a second. Fred Waugh sided with other members on both votes, while Dorothy Delianides and Michael Myers supported further action. About 60 people attended as Delianides criticized leadership and morale, citing staff turnover and communications issues amid Gotaas’ tenure. Ryder defended the administration’s nine-year record of program expansions and public relations efforts.
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Albion V. Gotaas
Board of Education
Dorothy Delianides
James G. Ryder
Dr. Gotaas
Ryder
Fred Waugh
Waugh
William B. Holman
Delianides
Michael Myers
Myers
Gotaas
Edward Still
Joseph Geoghan
Still
Geoghan
Norwalk
Gota
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Miss Sheppard
Robert Dean
Pleasant Street
Greece
William Conway
Bronson School
Hearst Trial Lacks Lindbergh's World Wide Attention
David Wilentz, Hauptmann prosecutor, says Hearst case lacks the global impact of the 1932 Lindbergh kidnapping trial. He recalls the Flemington courtroom scene with 700 journalists and notes Lindbergh’s hero status kept the case in the public eye for decades.
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Perth Amboy
N.J
UPI
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David Wilentz
Wilentz
New Jersey
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Charles Lindberghie
Lindbergh
Xepe Hopewell
Hauptmann
St. John
Winchell
Miss Hearst
Adele Rogers St. John
Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Kentz
Flemington
Atlantic
Monroeville Painter Burned As Thinner Ignites At Plant
A Monroeville painter, Edward Kraft, 20, suffered first and second degree burns to his face, shoulders, hands and abdomen when paint thinner caught fire at Van Dresser Corp on 75 Ontario St. He was using the thinner in a paint mixer when the flames erupted and his clothes ignited. Foreman Al Yarber and a co worker pulled Kraft from the blaze and an ambulance transported him to Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. Fire crews arrived after the fire was already out and reported no damage to the plant, with investigators citing the plant's electric painting process as a likely cause.
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Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
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Nay Eckelberry
Gotaas Leaves Board Meeting Over Contract Dispute
Dr. Albion V. Gotaas reacted to the board of education decision on his contract by leaving the meeting during debate. He said the board has been fair and would be fair in return and noted he would give ample time to find a replacement if he resigns. Gotaas has led Norwalk schools since 1967 and previously led Medina schools.
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