Mondale Apologizes For Ford Criticism On Public Comment
Vice President Mondale regrets criticizing Ford over public remarks about the Carter administration. He said former presidents should avoid immediate criticism of successors and acknowledged it was unwise. A companion note from Plains mentions Miss Lillian unhappy with a book about her.
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Gerald Ford
Carter
Mondale
Ford
Lillian
Maxine Reese
Beth Tartan
Plains
Brazilian bishops warn against divorce bill passage
The National Conference of Brazilian Bishops warns congress against legalizing divorce in Brazil citing harm to families and moral law. Senator Nelson Carneiro has introduced a constitutional amendment legalizing divorce, the first to gain possible support in the nation’s history. Panama City reports US troops may exit the Canal Zone by 2000, easing negotiations. Panamanian official Romulo Escobar Betancourt says the US stance on other issues remains rigid. Kim Il Sung remarks in Yomiuri Shimbun praise Carter’s pledge to withdraw troops from South Korea.
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Nelson Carneiro
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United States
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Panama
Romulo Escobar Betancourt
UPI
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Carter
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South Korea
Kim
Yomiuri Shimbun
Carter marks 100 days in office and backs open governance
President Carter, marking his 100th day, says he enjoys the job and cites strong congressional cooperation and broad public support. He plans meetings with Spain’s government president and Beverly Hills High students while his wife Rosalynn undergoes noncancerous breast surgery at Bethesda.
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National Committee Finance Council
Adolfo Suarez Gonzalez
Government of
Spain
Beverly Hills
Concord
N.C
White House
First Lady Rosalynn Carter Back After Benign Breast Surgery
Rosalynn Carter is back at the White House in good spirits after a 40 minute operation at Bethesda Naval Hospital to remove a non cancerous breast lump found during a routine checkup. She was awake within three hours and returned to the White House by 5 pm.
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White House
Carter
Rosalynn Carter
Mary Hoyt
William Fouty
Betty Ford
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Mrs. Hoyt
Fire Destroys Trailer, Damages Another in two Blazes
Fires Thursday damaged trailers at Eccles and Crab Orchard. A James Smith trailer at Eccles burned in a mid morning blaze, likely electrical, reigniting later in the day. Damage about 10000 dollars. A Nelson Hurt trailer at Crab Orchard suffered 3000 dollars in damage from a kitchen exhaust fire.
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Crab Orchard
James 4. Smith
Trap Hill
Smith
Nelson Hurt
Stone Villa
Sophia
Robert Porter
Porter
Weather Summary for Greenbrier Region and Rivers
The 24 hour period ends at 10 am with a high of 62 and a low of 32. Record highs and lows are 83 in 1970 and 28 in 1976. Extended outlook calls for fair Sunday and Monday, showers Tuesday, highs in the 60s rising to near 80 by Tuesday, lows in the 30s to 50s. River conditions show Greenbrier normal and clear. Lake Bluestone normal and cloudy with 3.0 gates open. Hinton gauge at 2.7 feet.
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Greenbrier
Lake Bluestone
Hinton
City potholes under repair in Beckley streets
City potholes in Beckley are being repaired with permanent fixes by the street department. Commissioner Robert Leeber said most streets will be done within two weeks if weather allows. Some streets remain untouched and traffic delays from work largely arise from utility repairs by electric, telephone, and water companies. The city is leveling and draining near Stratton Junior High School for urban renewal paving.
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Beckley
Robert Leeber
Board ‘of Public Works
Leeber
Stratton Junior High School
School Vehicles To Be Auctioned At Cranberry Garage
A public auction at 9 a.m. Saturday will offer 57 used school vehicles including 20 buses suitable as campers or field offices, trucks, two farm tractors, and ambulances. Ronald B. Cantley will be auctioneer with cash terms. Refreshments to be sold by the Bradley Fire Department auxiliary.
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Board of Education
Cranberry
Ronald B. Cantley
Richard Mann
Women’s Auxiliary
Bradley Volunteer Fire Department
Club Patron Accused Of Rifling Purses
Glen Whiteman was arrested early Thursday after being seen rifling purses at a local club. Jerry McCoy, 2r., released on 177 bond after arrest by city police at Friar Tuck's Pub Raleigh Mall, charged with intoxication and four counts of petit larceny. Police said he went through purses while patrons danced.
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Glen Whiteman
Jerry McCoy
Raleigh
McCoy
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