Carter chides Ford as stay at home campaign widens gap
Carter returns to Plains after an 11 state tour shadowed by anti abortion protesters. He declares the trip a success, urging Ford to come forward on policy while Ford avoids public campaigning and stays in the White House. Ford meets Catholic leaders then focuses on strategy and later resists a full campaign surge. NOW accuses intimidation as Dole blasts Carter as a union pawn amid Texas campaign remarks.
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Dave Riley
Associated Press
Jimmy Carter
Ford
White House
Carter
Plains
Chicago
Midwest
B'nai B'rith
Washington
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers Convention
Hollywood
Fla
United States
National Organization of Women
Karen DeCrow
Dole
Texas
Ottawa Herald Note Dated September 11 1976
A brief Ottawa Kansas newspaper item dated Saturday September 11 1976 notes local events and notices from the Ottawa Herald for the Ottawa area. Details are limited in the OCR fragment but reference city happenings and community notices.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Hijacked airliner from Iceland prompts New York police death
Croatian nationalists hijack a U S airliner en route to Chicago, after bomb explodes in Manhattan killing a New York police officer and injuring three others. Plane diverted via Canada and Iceland amid reports of possible destinations in Europe. Passengers released in Gander and Montreal. 92 aboard originally, some 33 or 34 freed before continuing to Iceland. Hijackers demand Croatian independence. several police and officials react to the crisis.
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Keflavik
Iceland
New York
Yugoslavia
United States
Washington
Radio Belgrade
Chicago
Canada
London
Paris
Copenhagen
Trans World Airlines
Heathrow
Heath
Trollers
Montreal
Gander
Newfoundland
Monedl
TWA
New York City
Edward Jones
Peoria
Jeanique
Keith
Postal bailout bill lacks Ford's name in spotlight
Washington AP report states President Ford is expected to sign a bill providing 1 billion dollars in emergency aid to the financially strapped Postal Service and barring postal rate increases until March next year. The House approved the measure 276 to 33, authorizing the subsidy to keep the service solvent while a study commission prepares recommendations. The bill preserves current service and funding, with the Postal Service already receiving about 1.5 billion dollars annually in subsidies.
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Washington
Ford
Postal Service
House of Representatives
Congress
Study Commission
Edward J. Derwinski
Tito Suffers Liver Ailment Belgrade
Belgrade Yugoslavia AP President Josip Broz Tito 84 suffers acute liver disease requiring weeks of treatment and rest doctors diagnosed the illness after exams this week Tanjug said Tito appeared well recently and a Franco Romanian visit to Belgrade was postponed due to his condition
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Josip Broz Tito
Tanjug
Tito
Sri Lanka
Valery Giscard d'Estaing
Nicolae Ceausescu
Romania
Warm And Dry Weather Returns To Kansas
Forecasts show warm weekend with highs in the mid 80s to 90s and a slight chance of thundershowers in western areas. Easterly winds shift as highs near 90 on Sunday and possibly mid 90s statewide. Overnight and daytime temps project lows in the 50s to 60s and highs around 80s through midweek.
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Peka
Kan
Kansas
Hutchinson
Wichita
Coffeyville
Topeka
Dodge City
National Weather Service
USD 290 Board Agenda Sets Meeting for Monday
The USD 290 Board of Education will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the board meeting room at 420 S. Main. Agenda includes a North Central Evaluation report, proposal to start baseball at Ottawa High, sex discrimination evaluation, junior high progress enrollment and transportation, OHS student presentation on book rental, and a regional KASB meeting report.
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Board of Education
S. Main
North Central
Ottawa High School
OHS
Kissinger Returns to Diplomacy With Africa Mission
Secretary of State Kissinger heads for Africa to head off racial tensions, meeting President Ford before visiting Tanzania Zambia and possibly South Africa. The trip aims to buy time for long term solutions in a region where Soviet and Cuban support influence Angola and pressures rise in Rhodesia and white minority rule.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Africa
Kissinger
Ford
United States
Ning
Rhodesia
South Africa
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Bill Alexander
D-Ark
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Chris Williams
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Zambia
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