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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1976

Page

3

Survey shows Ford hurt in 2nd ballot

The AP delegate survey projects Ford likely loses four to 15 votes on a second ballot if he cannot win on the first. Key states North Carolina Kentucky Indiana and Michigan could shift delegates with uncommitted delegates totaling 105. Reagan leads Ford in several states, with Michigan and Indiana showing potential gains for Reagan on a second ballot.

Kansas City, Mo Ford Ronald Reagan Associated Press North Carolina Kentucky Indiana Michigan Reagan GOP Sen James L. Buckley New York Hunter James A. Baker III Michiigan

Postcard Registration Abandoned in Senate Agenda

Senate Democratic leaders appear to have dropped the postcard voter registration bill urged by Jimmy Carter as part of a broader year end agenda. The plan delays or omits the divisive oil company divestiture and postcard registration measures, signaling potential failure to act before adjournment.

Washington Senate Jimmy Carter Congress Robert C. Byrd West Virginia Senate Judiciary Committee Mike Mansfield D-Mont Mansfield Birch Bayh D-Ind

New Children's Librarian at the Library Seeks Readers

Linda Mathias becomes Children's Services Librarian and invites families to the Children's Room. Highlights include ongoing Discovery Series classes for 4-5 year-olds, a fall film festival, a spring session signups, and a Comic Book Exchange. Story Hour runs weekly, with hours 9:30 to 6 Monday through Saturday and seasonal Sunday and evening hours after Labor Day.

Linda Mathias Linda Children’s Department Comic Book Exchange

Schweiker says referrals drive his job offers claim

Senator Richard Schweiker says his focus on case work explains his high number of referrals for government posts via the General Services Administration, while denying involvement in a Nixon era partisan hiring unit. He notes 134 referrals from him, more than all but White House staff, and calls his referrals routine. In Virginia, Legion Commander Harry G. Wiles questions 25 mysterious Legionnaire deaths as possible germ warfare sabotage.

Washington Richard Schweiker General Service Administration Congress Schweiker Pennsylvania California Ronald Reagan Reagan Kansas City Nixon General Services Administration Gustafson Saidhhat Schweiker GSA Special Unit White House Troy Gustafson Richmond National American Legion Harry G. Wiles Legion Wiles Topeka Kan Virginia Legion Philadelphia Sears Ford Wall Street Richard M. Nixon John Mitchell Nix

Sears Architect Of Reagan Challenge

Sears is a pivotal figure in Ronald Reagan's bid for the Republican nomination. As executive vice chairman, he runs the campaign, shaping strategy and tally forecasts. His history spans Nixon, Agnew, and White House counsel roles, ending with him as a central, controversial orchestrator of Reagan's insurgent challenge.

Kansas City, Mo John P. Sears Ronald Reagan Reagan Ford Sears White House Ron Nessen Spiro Agnew H.R. Haldeman Nixon White House

Classified Ad and Masonic Meeting Notice Fragment

Classified deadline and ad rate notes mention 5 p.m. day before publication and 9 30 a m day of publication. A Masonic lodge notices a stated communication on Tuesday August 17 at 7 30 p m with balloting and work in the Fellowcraft Degree. Max Shoemaker is master and Clarence E Rea secretary with visiting members welcome.

Max Shoemaker Clarence E. Rea. Secy

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