Mondale Chosen as Carter Running Mate Emerges as Vice Presidential Pick
United Press International profiles Walter Mondale, Minnesota politician born 1928, a former attorney general and senator appointee, who declined a 1972 presidential bid for health and family reasons. The article notes his early rise in the DFL, key roles under Gov. Freeman and Sen. Rolvaag, and his nickname Fritz.
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United Press International
Fritz’ Mondale
Jimmy Carter
Walter Mondale
U.S. Senate
Hubert Humphrey
Lyndon Johnson
Minnesota
Minnesota Democratic Farmer Labor Party
Mondale
Miles Lord
Orville Freeman
DFL
Freeman
John Kennedy
Karl Rolvaag
Rolvaag
Senate
Elizabeth Kenney Institute
Minneapolis
Humphrey
Ceylon
Minn
Heron Lake
Elmore
Macalester College
St. Paul
Joan Adams
Theodore
Eleanor Jane
William
Fritz
Frederick
McDonald to Appear on WLKR Phone-In Show
Democratic candidate John C. McDonald for Congress from the 17th District will join a one to one telephone discussion with northern district residents on WLKR radio. The campaign has bought an hour from 9 to 10 a.m. Friday to field listener questions on his race.
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John C. McDonald
Norwalk
WLKR
McDonald
Couple Sues Over Exploding Perfume
A Norwalk couple sues stores and manufacturers for 200000 after a perfume bottle exploded at the Gold Circle Store in Midway Mall on November 1 1975 injuring Becky and Michael Kessler. Defendants include Federated Department Stores and Revlon Inc. The suit was filed in Huron County Common Pleas Court.
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Norwalk
Lorain County
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Becky
Michael Kessler
Washington St
Federated Department Stores
Cincinnati
Revlon, Inc
New York
Kessler
Gold Circle
Midway Mall
Intimate perfume bottle defect leads to injury claim
In Elyria a suit alleges Willard store negligence after a Revlon Intimate perfume bottle exploded injuring Mrs. Kessler. Claimants say unsafe passage allowed the accident and she received care at Elyria Memorial Hospital before transfer to Cleveland Clinic.
Western Reserve Board approves 1977 budget deficit
The Western Reserve Board of Education approved a 1977 budget showing a 151711 debt, with incomes estimated at 1238305 and expenses at 1432453. Superintendent Ferres warned cuts only affect time and services, while large instructional salaries and capital costs drive the gap.
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Wakeman
Western Reserve Board of Education
Evelyn Radcliffe
Huron County
Elvin G
Ferres
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