Ford Carter campaign debate set for Philadelphia site
The first Ford Carter debate on domestic and economic issues will take place September 23 at Walnut Street Theater Philadelphia. It will run 9 30 p m to 11 00 p m EDT with a two hour window for three networks radio and TV coverage. The format is a question and answer session with a panel and no audience questions.
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Echeverria bodyguards clash with Mexican protesters
Mexican President Luis Echeverria rushed a picket outside the St. Anthony Hotel in San Antonio during a two day visit. He ripped two signs held by demonstrators and shouted fascista as bodyguards shoved protesters away. No arrests were made.
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Gulf Oil lobbyist apologizes over Dole money claim
Claude C. Wild Jr a former Gulf Oil lobbyist admitted error in saying he gave Robert Dole $2000 in Gulf funds to distribute to Senate candidates in 1970 Dole denied receiving funds and later accepted Wilds apology NBC News reported a $2000 check stub with Interior Secretary Thomas Kleppes name on it Wild said he drew the money from Gulf Good Government Fund and that if Dole had received it he should have disclosed the role of a political committee
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Weather brief for Redlands and Yucaipa with showers
Readings show Redlands highs near 96 to 97 and Yucaipa highs around 89 to 90 with overnight lows in the 60s. Smog advisory noted and flash flood warnings posted for air mountains and deserts as clouds shift Thursday with scattered showers.
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Darker Martian sky hints fewer dust particles at Utopia
Viking 2 reports a darker sky over Utopia compared with Viking 1 at Chryse suggesting fewer airborne dust particles. Alan Binder notes color changes resemble Earth's sunset while stereoscopic cameras confirm functioning and aid terrain analysis for the lander's digging plans. Weather data show minus 114 F night and minus 23 F afternoon highs with light variable winds as Arvidson notes wind reshaping small-scale surface features.
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Schaufele Visits Tanzania Ahead of Kissinger Africa Trip
UPI reports Secretary of State aide William Schaufele arrived in Dar es Salaam to brief President Julius Nyerere on U.S. peace efforts in southern Africa and to gauge Nyerere’s interest in Kissinger visiting Africa. He notes any trip would not imply shuttle diplomacy and will also be briefed on a two day summit.
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School bus train crash kills three in Lafayette Oregon
A railroad engine and caboose collided with a school bus at a Lafayette crossing killing at least three children and injuring many. Witnesses said the bus driver may have been blinded by the morning sun as he crossed. Authorities estimated 30 to 35 children were aboard, mostly elementary students, with ages and sexes still being confirmed.
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Kissinger to Press On With Peace Efforts in Africa
Kissinger will continue efforts to avert racial war in southern Africa regardless of the November election. A senior US official on his Africa mission plane said Carter or Ford would back the moves, noting time is running out for a solution. If Ford loses, Kissinger could not pursue non-deadline talks with Russia and with China as a lame duck diplomat.
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Carter faces hostility over abortion stance during campaign
United Press International reports Democratic nominee Jimmy Carter encountered protests over his abortion position in Philadelphia and Scranton while stressing morality in government. Ford remained active from the White House, Kissinger staying in cabinet, and Mondale pitching private construction funding and faster public works to spur jobs.
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