Carter Ready to Slug It Out in San Francisco Debate
Jimmy Carter prepared for a hard fought second debate with President Ford in San Francisco at 9 30 p m EDT. The Palace of Fine Arts venue will be televised by three major networks and the Public Broadcasting Service. Officials expect questions on the Butz resignation and the Mayaguez incident with GAO findings.
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Jim Karaya
League of Women Voters
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Max Frankel
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NBC
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Baltimore Sun
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
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Chaves County
Democratic Party
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Eastern New Mexico University
Thai defense minister seizes power after university riots
In Bangkok the defense minister Sangad Chalanya dissolved parliament and proclaimed martial law after clashes between leftist and rightist students at Thammasat University. police tallied 22 dead, about 180 wounded, with reports of bodies set ablaze and some mutilated amid the seizure of control from Prime Minister Seni Pramoj.
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Associated Press
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Thailand
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Radio Thailand
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Seni Pramoj
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Thammasat University
Government House
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Chee
Thanom
Amendment issues Part IV Voters to decide state education board issue
Marian McQuiddy reports on Amendment No. 4 proposing a nine member state Board of Education appointed by the governor with Senate consent. The plan aims for geographic representation, budget control by the board, and accountability to the governor, with debate over appointed versus elected members and concerns about statutory load and powers.
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State Board of Education
New Mexico
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Largest non-nuclear blast tests at White Sands
At White Sands Missile Range near Trinity Site an explosion of 600 tons of ammonium nitrate and fuel oil created a 3,000 foot dust cloud in the largest conventional non nuclear blast. The Main Event cost about 16 million dollars with six allied nations reimbursing six million.
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Associated Press
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