Two Drop Out As Possible Ford Picks
Washington AP Reagan pressed Ford to name a running mate as two senators Brooke and Brock said they prefer the Senate. Other prospects including Percy Dole Bond and more were already asked for health and finances information. Ford aides resist early disclosure while seeking a viable ticket.
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Ford
Washington
Ronald Reagan
Edward Brooke
Massachusetts
William Brock
Tennessee
Senate
Charles Percy
Illinois
Robert Dole
Kansas
Missouri
Christopher Bond
White House
Howard Baker
Robert Ray
Iowa
Commerce
Elliot Richardson
Kansas City
Reagan
Pennsylvania
Richard Schweiker
John Sears
Republican National Committee
Sears
Delates
Peter Kaye
Ford Committee
Brock
Breck
Susan Hammond
Brooke
Tam
U.S. Senate
GOP Battles The Issues In 1970s Platform Debate
Kansas City AP report on Republican platform panels debating defense roles and abortion rights as the convention nears. Treasury officials critique Democratic plans as costly while Reagan allies push for a Panama Canal stance. A separate note covers Kissinger Pakistan talks and a new US law restricting aid to nations with nuclear reprocessing plants lacking safeguards.
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Kansas City
Treasury
William Simon
Ronald Reagan
James Lynn
Office of Management and Budget
Defense and Foreign Affairs
Panama Canal
Reagan
Canal
Ford
U.S
Panama
Kissinger
Pakistan
Paris
France Soir
Lahore
United States
France
Carter Seeks Head Consumer Advocate Spot
Plains Georgia President hopeful Jimmy Carter allies with Ralph Nader causes and pledges to outshine him as top consumer advocate. He endorses a law banning hiring of regulators by regulated industries, ranks atomic power low, and calls Ford era corporate bribery policy permissive. Carter returns home to vote in Georgia primary and pushes for reforms to curb revolving door between regulators and industry.
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Carter
Washington
Georgia
Nader
Public Citizens Forum
House
Senate Committee
Congress
Fighting Escalates in Lebanon Amid Three Day Truce Collapse
Beirut battles intensify with Christian and Moslem factions clashing in city and suburbs. Night fighting leaves about 90 dead as a 16 month war toll surpasses 34,000. Palestinians and Christians reportedly agreed to a three day cease fire to repair the electric grid, but repairs stalled as hostilities continued.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Metien
Aintoura
Zagharta-Tripoli
West Beirut
Camille Chamoun
Christian National Liberal Party
Sidon
Kamal Jumblatt
Chamoun
Christian Phalange
Athena
Tyre
al Mobarrer
Rir
Library Shelf Reads Highlight Top 10 Most Popular
Ottawa Library news lists most popular books across fiction and non fiction categories. Titles include choicest works by de Leon Uris Benchley Robbins MacInnes Gore Vidal Sheldon Tryon Susann Meyer and others, with Woodward Bernstein Howe Smith Collier Horowitz and Kearns Johnson among non fiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Uris
Peter Benchley
Harold Robbins
Helen MacInnes
Gore Vidal
Sidney Sheldon Thomas Tryonacqueline Susann
Nicholas Meyer
Spiro T. Agnew
Bob Woodward
Carl Bernstein
Irving Howe
Lillian Hellman
William Stevenson
Gail Sheehy
Vidal
Beverly Sassoon
Hedrick Smith
Rockefellers
Peter Collier
David Horowitz
Lyndon Johnson
Doris Kearns
Sinatra Earl Wilson
Congress Nears Action On Vaccine
Washington AP The House and Senate moved to clear a federal liability insurance plan shielding swine flu vaccine makers from lawsuits. Action could come today before the Republican National Convention. delay risks later distribution. If approved, inoculation may begin by late September, as health officials warn timing remains tight.
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Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Ford Administration
Paul G. Rogers
D-Fla
House Commerce Committee
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Rogers
Legal Notice August 10 1976 Item Details
Fragmentary legal notice text from August 10 1976 includes financial figures and docket notes with unreadable names and dates. The readable portions mention percentages, amounts and references to reporting sections. No clear party names or actionable deadlines are identifiable from the surviving OCR.
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Colson
Kennedy Sherrill
Madame Benoits
Erreicy
Biba Eda
Osu
Toptruse Ting
Pater
Meneyee Thom
Thal Fri San
Stirune
Momiby
Etraua
Tawa Fansa
Senn
Ottawa Herald
Business and Professional Guide
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Optometrist
Dennis L. Smith, D.D
Olin G. Wallen, D.D
S. Main
Rodney McClay, D.D
Chiropractors
Don L. McKelvey
D.C
Chiropractic
Orthopedics
W. 15Th St
J.C. South, D.C
Auto Service
Pharmacists
Hicks Electric CO
N. Main
Raney-Reynolds
Anderson
Ari
Rexall Drug Store
John Reynolds
Ottawa
TAX Service
A-1 Cab CO
CHY
TOP Hat
Logan St
Fred Scott
Canterbury
Cid
Rexco
MXR
Kan
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Auty Shops
Sting
Marcia Yohe Quner
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L. J. Mathey
Taylor Construction
Custom Building
Ralph E. Taylor
Rfd
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Larry Shaw
W. 15Th
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Johnson Motors
Newman Boats
E. Wilson
Rt. 1
Richardson’s
Lnsertion
Wright
Boots
Beatty Western Supply
London
S&le
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South Oak
Maybelle Beauty Shop
N. Mulberry
South Poplar
Princeton
Greenwood
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Waterworks Road
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