School awards turn to politics
In Philadelphia Mayor Frank L. Rizzo faced heckling from opponents at a high school awards ceremony for student scholars. Rizzo was campaigning to amend the City Charter to seek a third term, while supporters wore straw hats with Rizzo and opponents wore stop Rizzo shirts. He urged the audience to applaud or boo as the American way.
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Mailer divorce claims describe abuse and threats
In Barnstable Massachusetts Norman Mailer faces a divorce case with Beverly Bentz Bentley Mailer testifying she feared for her life during a fight in Provincetown. She described Mailer looming with a baseball bat saying he had carried on for years with other women.
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Bates freshman runs for office in another state
Amy Goble, a 19 year old Bates College freshman from Concord New Hampshire campaigns for political office in a neighboring state. She travels about 100 miles on weekends to work on her election bid and balance college duties.
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Concord
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Motorist helped then later nabbed in bank robbery
Florida trooper J H Fulford aided Rodney Romero when the 22 year old was stuck in a ditch and short of a wrecker. Romero allegedly robbed Ex change National Bank of Manatee County, and the bank photo led Fulford to report the license plate and help arrest him.
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Meat price control tied to big packers report
An Agriculture Department probe found wholesale meat prices driven by a small group of large packing firms and the Yellow Sheet price reporting service. Officials noted reliance on voluntary reports skews market view, with most beef carcass pricing based on a few quotations from National Provisioner Inc. in Chicago.
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Carter to sign tax cut bill amid campaign rallies
President Carter at campaigns in Tennessee and Florida announces he will sign the $18.7 billion tax cut. He urges public help enforcing anti inflation rules, notes 25 percent of benefits go to earners over $50,000, and endorses Graham Butcher Eskind in state races.
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BEF report ties 8.5 million to 26.5 million in college capital outlays
The Board of Educational Finance notes 1975 House Bill 8 funds spurred 26,527,600 in total capital outlays for two year campuses. BEF executive director Robert Huff presents the chart and outlines plans for a broader study, with detailed project breakdowns by campus and additional funding sources.
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Market slides persist as stocks drift lower in midday trading
Market reports show the Dow Jones average down 4.33 to 816.79 at noon after a weak rally attempt. The session features more losers than gainers on the NYSE as inflation and rate news weigh on prices. The CPI is reported at a 9.6 percent annual rate last month and banks lift the prime rate to 10 percent amid talk of further hikes. Goodyear leads the active list.
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Goodyear
Roswell
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County clerks open Saturday for absentee votes in NM
County offices across New Mexico will be open on Saturday to accept absentee ballot applications for the November 7 election. Secretary of State Ernestine Evans notes the legal deadline for mailed applications and the final date to mail ballots to applicants. In person applications and ballots can be cast at clerks offices through November 2.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Ernestine Evans
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