Reagan aides urge attack on Ford to win Florida primary
Ronald Reagan and aides David Keene and Tommy Thomas argue he must openly attack President Ford or risk losing the March 9 Florida primary and the Republican nomination. They say breaking the 11th commandment may be necessary to unite the party and defeat Ford.
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Miami
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Ford
David Keene
Southern
Tommy Thomas
Florida
Moynihan's mother found unconscious in New York
Margaret Moynihan 69 mother of former U.N. ambassador Daniel Patrick Moynihan was found in her upper East Side apartment with a note and pill containers nearby. Police called it a possible attempted death by own action. She was taken to Metropolitan Hospital and stabilized.
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New York
UPS
U.S
United Nations
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Upper East Side
Margaret Moynihan
Metropolitan Hospital
Moynihan
March 3 1976 Weather And Local Births And Deaths
Showers and thundershowers likely with mild conditions tonight and Thursday. Lows in mid 40s, highs in mid 50s. Rain probability about 70 percent tonight and Friday. Winds southerly to southwest 5 to 12 mph. Temperatures Tuesday 56 to 36. Humidity rising through the day. Total precipitation 0.05 inch. Births include a Norwalk girl at Sandusky Memorial Hospital, a Norwalk girl at Good Samaritan, and a Greenwich girl at Willard Area Hospital. Death: Elizabeth Moesary, 87, Barberton.
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Jerry Oney
Norwalk
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
LeRoy Perkins
Good Samaritan Hospital
Jerry Starke
Greenwich
Willard Area Hospital
Readers weigh infidelity effects on marriage in poll
A community poll presents two sides on Joyce Brothers controversial view that affairs may improve marriages. Voters express moral backlash or curiosity with varied remarks about divorce, morality, and legal outcomes. Call lines invite votes by midnight.
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Joyce Brothers
Quarantine Sealed At West Virginia Commune After Professor's Death
A hepatitis outbreak at a Hare Krishna commune near Wheeling, West Virginia, led Gov Arch Moore to order a three to four week quarantine. Dr Kenneth M Plummer of West Virginia Wesleyan College died after visiting the site with seven students. a female student is seriously ill. Blood donated to the Red Cross may have circulated the illness.
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Viola
W. Va
UPI
Kenneth M. Plummer
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Arch Moore
West Virginia
Wheeling
Red Cross
U.S Communicable Disease Control Center
Atlanta
New York City
Panhandle
Jackson Wins Massachusetts Primary in Shift Toward Democratic Coalition
Sen. Henry Jackson leads in Massachusetts with 23 percent as Morris Udall and George Wallace trail. Jimmy Carter wins Vermont beauty contest. Ford defeats Reagan in both states, setting up Florida and New York battles as Jackson eyes next contests.
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United Press International
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Kennedy
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America
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Mrs. McCormack
Top Anti Abortion Essays Win Prizes
Susan Kluding a senior at St Paul High School won first prize in an anti abortion essay contest sponsored by the Pro Life Committee of the local Knights of Columbus. The topic was The New Spirit of 76 Give Us Life Not Death. Susan is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Kluding 46 Milan Ave. She will enter a diocesan wide competition and received a certificate and a 25 dollar savings bond. Two runners up Stephen Neater and Tim Ruins Nh received certificates.
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Susan Kluding
St. Paul High School
Knights of Columbus
Susan
Lawrence Kluding
Milan Ave
Man Sought in Probe Ties to Friary Attendee
Fire investigators seek information about a man who attended a St Anthony s Friary in September 1973 amid four church fires in three weeks. He may be in the Norwalk area and is believed not to have completed training. Investigators also seek a woman named Judy and a person who may know the Friary member.
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St. Anthony's Friary
Norwalk
Donald Hohler
Hohler
St. Anthony’s Friaries
Judy
Salvation Army
Donald Ratliff
Ohler
Norwalk St. Paul Faces Monroeville In Class A Final Sellout
A Friday 7:30 p.m. sectional final between Norwalk St. Paul and Monroeville is sold out with doors opening at 6:30 p.m. No tickets will be sold at the door. A separate alert asks for information about a man linked to St. Anthony's Friary, with confidential contact details provided. Fires at four churches, investigated as arson, include St. Paul Episcopal parish house, Salvation Army Church, First United Methodist Church, and First United Presbyterian Church, with the most recent arson involving a couch and a can of lighter fluid found.
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Joyce Brothers
Norwalk
Willard
Norwalk St. Paul
Monroeville
St. Paul Episcopal Parish
West Main Street
Salvation Army
First United Methodist Church
First United Presbyterian Church
Park Commission Meeting Tonight
The Park Commission will meet at 8 tonight in city council chambers to discuss upcoming park projects and maintenance plans.
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The
Park Commission
City Council
Tax Panel Reforms Back To Study Municipal Tax Proposal
A Blue Ribbon tax study panel reopens under Mayor Goodsite to evaluate raising the municipal income tax from half to one percent. Five original members return: Casselberry, Still, Bishman, Hutton, and Petrosino. The committee meets at 7 p.m. March 11 to reorganize and resume deliberations.
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Wayne Goodsite
William Casselberry
Edward Still
Willard Bishman
Tom Hutton
Tony Petrosino
Alvin Shipley
James Seitz
The
Park Commission
Citizens Committee
House Judiciary Committee kills gun control bill
The House Judiciary Committee votes 17 to 16 to send the bill back to the crime subcommittee after opposition from Republicans and gun rights supporters. Rep. Don Edwards condemns the lobbying campaign as crass and predicts the defeat means no gun control legislation this year.
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Washington
UPI
House Judiciary Committee
Don Edwards
D-Calif
Thomas Railsback
R-Ii
George Brown Ends Turbulent 45 Year Career With Pratfall
Lord George Brown, longtime Labour figure and former foreign secretary, quits the Labour Party in protest of proposed union clerical safeguards and press freedoms. He staged an impromptu news conference at the House of Commons before slipping on the Parliament sidewalk and falling face first, then was helped to his feet and left unhurt.
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London
UPI
George Brown
Brown
Houses of Parliament
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