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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1976
Page
1
Ford and Carter aides view tonight's Philadelphia debate as a turning point with 40 campaign days left. Carter claims a healthy lead in 35 states. Ford lags but seeks impact through impressions. The encounter, first of three, could shape voter views and momentum as the campaign intensifies.
A U S Steel lobbyist described past ties with Font during his House tenure, including overnight stays at a company house at Disney World and vacations in the Caribbean. Also announced William Whyte's son Roger has served over two years as advance man on Vice President Rockefeller’s staff.
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger wrapped up a 10 day Africa shuttle aimed at arranging negotiations for black rule in Rhodesia and South-West Africa. He met Kenya's President Kenyatta, received a traditional dance exhibition, and voiced U S support for Kenya's independence security and progress while planning London refueling.
Doctors link a Virginia hospital case to the Ft Dix swine flu outbreak, suggesting possible human to human transmission. The New York patient, diagnosed in Charlottesville after December 1974, had no swine exposure. Federal officials warn hospitals as the government launches a nationwide vaccination program.
In Liberty New York hundreds turn to religion yet seek tax exemptions over solace. Gov Brown signs bills claiming to curb privileges in employment and regulatory actions. State Supreme Court retirement prompts new appointment debate for Brown. EPA notes 1977 cars gain 6 percent better mileage than 1976 models. Southland events and a proposed mall relocation are noted on section pages.
In Artesia, Blandina Pinedo eight and her brother Jaime two suffocated in an unused refrigerator behind their Jersey Avenue home on Wednesday. Neighbors and deputies tried to revive them after discovery at about 5 p.m. at Pioneer Hospital.
Neighbors recall Emilia Pinedo and her children as loving, describing a sudden family tragedy. Da lores Carrillo recalls finding the mother cradling her son’s head beside an overturned refrigerator in the backyard. Ramiro Pinedo had bought the unit a week earlier.
New York Bell Telephone Co. says inmates at Manhattan’s Metropolitan Correction Center made long distance calls worth $100,000 to South America and beyond without prepaid credit. Inmates blocked removal of 23 jail phones via suit claiming rights to counsel and contact. A compromise would route non prepaid calls through a switchboard with phones limited to local use.
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