Editorial Hope Sparks Ford Carter Debate Plan
Page Two Editorial notes that Ford and Carter are set to debate, a first since 1960 when Nixon and Kennedy faced off. It discusses possible differences in performance, the challenge of securing a debate, and FCC equal time rules complicating network schedules and costs.
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Ford
Jimmy Carter
Richard Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Carter
Federal Communications Commission
Equal Time for All Candidates in Public Debates
The piece argues for equal access to public service debates across all offices from president to county, suggesting the FCC rule may need waiving or reworking to ensure equal access for minor candidates at the same price for all races. It questions current focus on top-ticket contenders and calls for broader inclusion in debates.
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All America
Ford
Carter
FCC
Insurance costs drive California drivers to drive uninsured
A California survey finds over 20 percent of motor car owners operate without liability insurance despite a law requiring coverage or a bond. High costs push illegal avoidance while accident frequency repair costs and court judgments raise rates, signaling likely spread to other states and a threat to the two cars per household dream.
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California
Hepatitis Case Report Sent to Dr Thesteson
A note requests medical guidance after a 21 year old grandson is diagnosed with serum hepatitis. The message shows concern and seeks expert opinion on treatment and prognosis.
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Dr. Thesteson
Distinguishing Hepatitis Types in a Veteran's Case
A Vietnam veteran contracted both infectious and serum hepatitis after return from Southeast Asia. Delayed onset followed inoculation in India, with later guidance to rest until jaundice subsides. The piece describes incubation differences, rising serum hepatitis cases, and(Prayer) emphasis while noting modern medical challenges.
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Southeast Asia
Vietnam
India
Africa
U.S
Johnny Cash CBS Summer Series Debuts With Grand Ole Opry Flair
Country star Johnny Cash launches a four week summer series from Nashville on CBS led by Cash and June Carter with Roy Clark Tanya Tucker and Steve Martin. The opening hour features I Walk the Line quips from June and humorous bits by Martin. The show arrives amid speculation on ratings and Sunday time slot competition with Sonny and Cher.
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Jay Sharbutt
Los Angeles
Johnny Cash
ABC
Nashville
Tenn
Cash
CBS
Big John
New
Grand Ole Opry House
June Carter
Roy Clark
Tanya Tucker
Hollywood
June
City Slicker
Sonny & Cher
Steve Martin
Waco
Texas
Martin
Inflation Shows In Auto Prices
New 1977 model cars pack higher costs from basic materials reaching the showroom. GM and other makers face consumer resistance as prices rise and buyers weigh loans, insurance, fuel, and maintenance against limited wage growth and debt.
Corn prices seen dipping slightly from 1975-76 crop
AP Farm Writer Don Kendall reports USDA projections indicate 1976 corn prices may be a touch below the $2.55 per bushel average of 1975-76. The forecast depends on weather, fall harvest of about 6.2 billion bushels, and potential changes in demand. Exports and domestic use are expected to shift, with updated estimates due next month.
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General Motors
Thomas Murphy
Don Kendall
Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
Iowa
South Dakota
U.S
Television Schedule Wraps Into Night of Classic Programs
A densely packed TV grid lists daytime to late night lineups across networks with news, comedy, drama, sports and movies. Highlights include Sesame Street, Brady Bunch, Hogan’s Heroes, Mary Hartman Mary Hartman, Gunsmoke, Star Trek, Ring of Bright Water, Planet of the Apes, Perry Mason and Night Gallery among numerous titles and channel slots.
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Sesame Street
Zoom
Rews
Carrastolendas
Garner
Pyle
USMC
Cross. Wits
Electric Company
Andy Griffith
America
Nashville Music
Wild Kingdom
Beverly Hillbillies
Donny & Aaarle
Sanford and Son
CBS Report
Washington Week
Wall Street Week
U.S.A
Serpico
Boston
James Michael Curley
Masterpiece Theatre
Robert MacNeil
Dick van Dyke
Johnny Carson
Mary Hartman
High Hill
Garner Ted Armstrong
Water World
Phillies
Reds
Perry Mason
Sundown
Bobby Vinton
Viginian
Johnny Coo
Oakland Raiders
Spectrum
Edison
Lawrence Welk
Don Adams
Johnny Cash
Ellery Queen
David Niven
Cannon
Wall Street
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