First presidential debate set for four channels
The Ford Carter face off will be moderated by Edwin Newman with questions from James Gannon Elizabeth Drew and Frank Reynolds. They will serve only for the opening debate. A LWV spokesman noted no decision on Newman for all three debates.
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Inflation Rises 0.5 Percent in August as Prices Climb
The Labor Department reports a 0.5 percent rise in the cost of living for August, marking a third straight monthly increase. The annual inflation rate reaches 6 percent, driven by higher costs for clothing gasoline and fruits and vegetables. Ford's 1976 projection was 5 percent.
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Weather outlook and town notices blend in regional update
Clear and cooler tonight with frost possible. lows in the mid to upper 30s. Wednesday mostly sunny with 60 to 65 highs and a 10 percent rain chance. Winds northerly 15 to 25 mph today then 5 to 10 mph tonight. Marriage licenses issued for Sexton Mahon, Heimbaugh Cook, Varney Varney. Births include a boy for Cooper and a girl for Missler. Deaths listed: Earnhart Ruffing Beckner Thompson.
Question on debates and Carter interview influence
Monday's query asks if networks should freely cover presidential debates. Read stories on this page and page 4. Vote YES by calling 668 8544 or vote NO by calling 668 8345 before midnight.
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Attorney Claims Trial Bias In Bomb Threat Case
Fremont attorney argues public coverage biased the juvenile court trial of a 16 year old girl charged with a city wide bomb scare. She claims media attention and community pressure affected Judge Thomas Heydinger and questions evidence and custody rulings. The panel will rule within a month on the bomb case and a separate murder appeal.
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Yours Truly Your Government Forum Series in Huron County
The Cooperative Extension Service offers open forums for voters to become informed citizens. The series runs Oct 6, 13, and 20 from 8 to 10 p.m. at the County Administration Building. Experts from county offices and Ohio State University discuss government duties, revenue distribution, and citizen roles in public issues with a League of Women Voters representative to explain state ballot questions.
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Japanese fear traffic accidents tops war concerns in survey
A Leisure Development Center poll of 1,808 Japanese adults finds traffic accidents feared by 88 percent, fire 85 percent, earthquakes 77 percent, inflation 68 percent and typhoons 62 percent. It notes views on national security, human judgment, and family over individual plans.
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Norwalk City Council Meets Tonight at City Hall
The Norwalk City Council convenes at 7 30 tonight in City Hall to discuss local issues and vote on agenda items. Citizens are urged to attend or watch the meeting.
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Byrd criticizes Carter Playboy interview on morality
Senator Byrd said Carter should not have given Playboy interview discussing sex and religion. Republican Leader Hugh Scott argued Carter’s remarks could shock the public while avoiding lasting damage to his campaign.
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U S Steel Funded Ford Golf Trips to NJ Lodge
UPI reports US Steel lobbyist William Whyte says the company paid room and board for at least two Ford visits to the Pine Valley Golf Club lodge in New Jersey when Ford was a congressman. Whyte recalls covering caddy fees and notes lodge guest records exist in a limestone mine in Pennsylvania. Ford has not used the lodge for VIP visits since leaving Congress.
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