Cosell fires back at Eagleton over baseball coverage
New York AP report says ABC sportscaster Howard Cosell retorted to Missouri Democrat Senator Thomas Eagleton, who complained about Cosell's playoff commentary. Eagleton asked ABC Sports president Roone Arledge to bar Cosell from baseball duties. Cosell cited Lincoln in defending his stance.
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New York Yankees
Kansas City Royals
Roone Arledge
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Knight views write in vote for 1976 campaign
John S. Knight editor emeritus of the Knight Ridder chain says the 1976 presidential race is a tedious boring show nearing its end. He has not decided his vote but jokes about writing in Gene McCarthy. Knight spoke at the National Press Club after receiving the Fourth Estate award.
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John S. Knight
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Gene McCarthy
National Press Club
Akron Beacon- Journal
Sisco Heads School in Washington Conversation
Career diplomat Joseph J. Sisco visits Washington as the article notes. Maine Governor James B. Longley, an Independent former Democrat, endorses President Ford and compares him to Harry S Truman.
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Joseph J. Sisco
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James B. Longley
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Longley
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Sisco Reflects on 25 Years in Government at AU Inaugural
The State Department veteran and former Kissinger adviser attended the campus inaugural at American University. He recalled a 25 year public service career and stressed education's transformative power as a son of parents with limited schooling.
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Sisco
State Department
Henry A. Kissinger
Navy official makes history at Trafalgar Day ceremony
Rear Adm. John C. Dixon Jr. became the first American to participate in Trafalgar Day aboard HMS Victory in Portsmouth England. He laid a laurel wreath on the timbers where Lord Nelson died, on the aged battleship now in drydock at the Royal Navy base.
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FCC rejects key challenges to renewals of newspaper tied stations
The FCC unanimously rejected Justice Department challenges to license renewals for stations with newspaper ties including KTVU in St Louis KSD in St Louis WTMJ in Milwaukee and KSL in Salt Lake City. The DOJ may seek reconsideration after a related court case.
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Washington
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Justice Department
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Department
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Justice
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Newhouse Broadcasting Corp
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Daily Globe-Democrat
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Pulitzer Publishing Co
Post- Dispatch
WTMJ
Milwaukee
the Journal Co
Milwaukee Journal
KSL
Salt Lake City
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Deseret News
Market report shows prices sag in moderate trade
New York stocks declined as the Dow fell to 941.66 at noon, down 3.24 after a drop on Thursday. Losers outpaced gainers by more than two to one on the NYSE as analysts cite ongoing economic weakness. Gardner-Denver traded down 1 percent to 18 dollars after reporting third quarter earnings of 13 cents a share versus 47 cents.
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New York
Gardner-Denver
Ireland's president resigns amid antiterrorism dispute
President Carroll O'Daly of Ireland resigns after clashing with Defense Minister Patrick Donegan over antiterrorist legislation. O'Daly, a former chief justice, sent the two bills to the supreme court for constitutionality review and rejected an apology. The crisis follows a state of emergency and broad police for detention powers.
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Ireland
Carroll O'Daly
Defense
Patrick Donegan
O'Daly
Donegan
Irish Republican Army
Supreme Court
O’daly
Liam Cosgrave
Ford orders older jets to meet new noise standards
President Ford directs FAA to apply Far 36 noise limits to all U S domestic jets by Jan 1 with eight year phasing. He will hold hearings to decide who pays about 80 million retrofit or 6 billion replacement costs, and extends the standard to international carriers.
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Washington
Ford
New York
John F. Kennedy
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FAA
White House
Transportation
William Coleman
Coleman
U.S
How to Handle an Offer on Your Home
In selling a home you should require the offer to be in writing and signed with a definite time limit. Include a respectable earnest money amount to indicate sincerity, adjusted to the property's value.
Special Communication Hondo Lodge Readies Past Masters Dinner
Hondo Lodge No. 74 AF and AM announces a special communication on Saturday October 23. The event honors Past Masters with Ladies invited and a dinner scheduled for 6 30 p.m. in a social and ceremonial setting.
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Gordon Gay
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