Weather Could Decide Election In Tight Carter Ford Race
In Toledo Carter says rain could sway the close race as Harris Poll shows him ahead 45 to 44 with 4 percent undecided and 7 percent independent. Campaign teams clash over projected electoral maps while Carter heads to California amid other polls showing Ford leading.
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Public Input Pushes Nuclear Waste Storage Debate
A government conference in Chicago urged public involvement in choosing safe long term storage for radioactive wastes. Participants, including utilities, plant builders and environmentalists, pressed for clear decision making and safer options before any policy expansion.
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Parra Rites Set For Lorenzo T Parra Hurley
Rosary services are planned Sunday at 7 00 p m at Curtis Bright Funeral Chapel followed by a Funeral Mass on Monday at 11 00 a m at Infant Jesus Catholic Church Hurley Interment will be in Hurley Cemetery with Rev Father Thomas officiating Pallbearers include Samuel Diaz David Minres Manuel Carreon Juan Rodriguez Daniel Silva and Genaro Valenzuela
Ford uses psychology to project early victory in Texas race
President Ford and aides push warning of momentum as they campaign in Wisconsin and Houston. An aide claims Iowa and Wisconsin guarantee over 271 electoral votes, while Baker says prospects look extremely good though he dodges a numeric forecast.
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College Helps Out Economy Las Cruces NMSU study tallies impact
New Mexico State University and its 3 065 faculty and staff plus 0 370 students contribute about 119 084 659 to Las Cruces economy in 1975 76. The report says 26 5 percent of the city population is connected to the university and 7 681 jobs are created, 4 416 in the community and 3 065 at the campus.
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