Fulton Jaycees Honorary Membership Presented to Mayor
Mayor Percy Patrick receives an honorary Jaycees membership from Greater Fulton Chapter leaders Patrick Pierce and Jerry Browning with Mark Bergan in attendance. Jaycees Week proclaimed in Fulton as plans for Bicentennial projects with the Fulton Bicentennial Commission are announced.
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Soviet grain imports may fall under new five year plan
Washington AP reports the Soviet Union could cut grain imports through 1980 if livestock production rises and weather cooperates. David Schoonover of the AID’s Economic Research Service cautions much depends on weather and consumer demand, with past harvests triggering larger foreign purchases.
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Weather Summary for Today and Tonight
Variable clouds with a chance of light snow and negligible accumulation. Windy and cold with occasional snow tonight and Tuesday. Low around 5, high 15 to 20. Snow chances 30 percent today, 30 percent tonight, and 90 percent Tuesday. Sunrise 7 34, sunset 5 00.
Ford to Stress Domestic Issues in State of the Union
President Ford will address Congress and a national TV audience focusing on inflation and recession recovery. He plans a tax cut proposal with a Social Security tax hike, outlines a $394 billion budget with defense boosts, and signals continued economic policy battles with Democratic leaders in Congress.
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Ford backs covert activities in covert intelligence push
President Ford told Time magazine he strongly supports covert intelligence operations abroad and would challenge Ronald Reagan in the primaries. He said no commitments would be made without consulting a sizable number of Congress members.
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Miller Eastern Brewery set to begin operations in March
Seven thousand job applications have been filed for Miller Eastern Brewery in Fulton with 5,000 signups at a Memorial Building event. Industrial Relations Manager Tony Bonnadonna says about 400 hires are expected by year end. The plant aims to start in March with first beer tests soon and plans to ship Miller High and Lite regionally by mid year.
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Senate Panel May Question Sinatra About Exner Ties
A Senate intelligence panel may summon Frank Sinatra to explain his links to Judith Campbell Exner and mobsters Giancana and Rosselli. The panel, meeting Tuesday, weighs whether Sinatra could illuminate Kennedy’s possible knowledge of Cuba’s Castro assassination plot.
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Ford attends Intercession service at National Presbyterian
President Ford joined Congress members and about 300 attendees at the National Presbyterian Church for the 30th annual Intercession and Holy Communion service. Prayers were offered for the nation and the President in this bicentennial year.
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Spain Drafts 200000 Railroad Workers Into Army
MADRID AP The government drafted Spain 200000 railroad workers into the army to avert a nationwide rail strike. Railwaymen began a series of slowdowns over the weekend pointing toward a full strike. The mobilization order was the second by King Juan Carlos after he previously drafted mailmen to end a two day strike.
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United States and Spain Seek Five-Year Base Lease Deal
U S negotiators and Spanish officials met to discuss a new five year lease on four bases in exchange for about one billion dollars in U S arms and aid. Officials said they aim to conclude the accord by Saturday during Henry Kissinger's Madrid stopover en route from Moscow.
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Iowa caucuses kick off 1980 Democratic nominating drive
Iowa launches 85 000 Democrats precinct meetings to pick delegates as 2 617 precincts vote in the first test for front runners Carter Bayh Udall Harris and others. Statewide polling hints a large uncommitted bloc and predicts several rounds of caucuses before a clear leader emerges.
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Alcan to Begin Commercial Run of 88-Inch Rolling Mill
Alcan Aluminum Corp. expects its new 88-inch cold rolling mill at Oswego Works to begin commercial operation by early next year with training of staff underway. Project head Maurice Willcock notes completion around year-end and says the plant will shift to production as soon as systems are tested. General Electric supplied the 8,000 hp drives for the line.
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Censorship Law Draws Strong Objections in Israel
In Jerusalem AP dispatches report government moves to expand military censorship and cover secret cables. The cabinet approved a law expanding press reporting rules for meetings with nations lacking diplomatic ties with Israel including Arab states and the Soviet Union.
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Doomsday Quake Fails To Show Up in Adelaide
A chaotic Daily Adelaide scene reports no earthquakes or tidal waves on November 3. Residents gathered at Glenelg Beach for a doomsday demonstration amid hoax reports and a joking banner reading Doomsday Adelaide.
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Alcohol The New Teen Age Turn On And Drinking Society
An analysis highlights teen drinking as a growing social issue. Citing NIAAA and NHTSA data, it notes one third of students drink monthly, 1.3 million youths 12 to 17 drink heavily, and teen drunken driving rises. By 12th grade many drive after drinking. early exposure links to later use.
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