Carter accuses Ford of misleading Playboy ad tactic
Jimmy Carter denounces President Ford for a campaign he calls highly misleading accusing him of low morals for granting an interview with Playboy. Carter notes Playboy has interviewed many prominent figures including William Simon, his treasury secretary.
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Plains, Ga
UPI
Jimmy Carter
Ford
Carter
Playboy Magazine
Playboy
Treasury
William Simon
Archibald Willard
Guarino
America
Sears Agrees to End Bait and Switch Tactics Nationwide
The FTC announced Sears will stop luring customers with low priced appliance ads and then press for higher priced purchases. Sears acknowledged violations of its policy and the FTC ruling and pledged heightened vigilance to prevent future incidents nationwide.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Trade Commission
Sears
FTC
Saul Bellow Wins 1976 Nobel Prize in Literature
Saul Bellow announced in Chicago that he won the 1976 Nobel Prize for Literature. He called it a great honor while noting seven Americans swept the prize, and joked about champagne breakfasts, contrasting the idea with Truman Capote.
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Chicago
UPS
Saul Bellow
Bellow
Truman Capote
October 21 1976 Weather and Life Notices for Norwalk
Mostly cloudy and windy with a chance of snow flurries tonight. Highs 45 to 50, lows upper 20s to lower 30s. Partly cloudy Friday with highs upper 40s. Precipitation chance 30 percent tonight, 20 percent Friday. Winds WSW to WNW 10 to 25 mph. Also marriage license applications and multiple births and deaths listed for Norwalk and surrounding areas.
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Michael P Bonomini
Crestline
Juanita Gonzales
Willard
UPS Strike Disrupts East Mail as Christmas Nears
The regional UPS strike affects 15 Eastern states jamming bulk mail centers from Maine to South Carolina except NYC area. Postal officials report 40 percent sack, 25 percent parcel increases outside strike area and 95 percent rise in nonmachinable mail while contingency plans and overtime are set for holiday volumes.
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ED Rogers
Washington
UPS
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South Carolina
New York City
California
William F. Bolger
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Boler
Vermont
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Massachusetts
Island
Connecticut
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
West Virginia
Virginia
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District of Columbia
Slagle warns of Watergate style move over real estate license
Ohio state Sen Gene Slagle says the Department of Commerce Real Estate Division is pursuing a suspension of his license in a politically motivated move tied to his opponent Paul Pfeifer. Slagle alleges the charges are trumped up over a 1973 Galion sale and notes the timing ahead of his reelection. He calls the division a licensing bureau not a court and warns of campaign retaliation. Slagle serves the 26th Senate District including Monroeville and Ridgefield and Lyme Townships.
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UPI
Gene Slagle
D-Galion
Ohio Department of Commerce Division of Real Estate
Slagle
Senate
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Bucyrus
Ohio
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Galion Real Estate
Court of Law
Commerce
Gordon
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Republicans Attack Heydinger In Huron Juvenile Court Race
Republican candidate Joseph Dush blasted Judge Thomas Heydinger as risking youths in Huron County with his court policies. At the Norwalk banquet, Dush vowed to expose court fee claims and restore common sense and economy to the juvenile probate system.
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Norwalk Junior High School
Gerald Ford
McKinley Club
U.S. House of Representatives
Philip A. Guarino
Huron County
GOP
Cush
Heydinger
Dush
Commissioner objects to Dush ad in Huron County race
Commissioner Maurice Smith, a Democrat, condemned a Reflector ad supporting Republican judge candidate Joseph Dush as untrue and in poor taste. He disputed claims that Thomas E. Heydinger raised the juvenile court budget by 30 percent and proposed a $600,000 juvenile detention center bond, urging fair, straight politics.
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Huron County
Mansfield
John Borgia
Gary McKinley
Borgia
Richard Rene
Norwalk
Roy Palm
Thomas Carabin
Jay Thomas
John Arthur
Urban Livengood, Sr
Ohio House of Representatives
Marie Tansey
Gene Damschroder
Senate
Paul Pfeifer
John Ashbrook
Guarino
Akter
Republican National Committee
Maurice Smith
Joseph Dush
Smith
Reflector
Cush
Thomas E. Heydinger
Bill Owens
Heydinger
Cash
Seitz Palm Clash Over County Ambulance Plan and Spending
Roy Palm and James Seitz, new political figures, clash on county finances and emergency services. Palm touts business rigor and skepticism of federal grants while Seitz calls for prudent use of tax dollars and a county run ambulance system. They spar over jail remodeling grants, county building use, airport issues, and term limits for commissioners.
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Roy Palm
James Seitz
Palm
Seitz
Cee
Barman and Seitz General Contractors
Seite
Ohio
Toledo
Carewen
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