Carter Mondale talks shape 1976 vice pick in New York
Jimmy Carter meets with Senator Walter Mondale and plans further interviews with potential running mates including Senator John Glenn and others as he narrows the Democratic ticket. Ford gains four more New York delegates boosting his lead toward the GOP nomination.
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New Jersey
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New York
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Scotia
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Amsterdam
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Altmar
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Brooklyn
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Queen Elizabeth II Delights Ford White House Gala
The Queen and Prince Philip attend the Ford presidency’s grandest social evening, hosted by President Ford. Bob Hope performs with Captain and Tennille as dignitaries mingle, and toasts mark Anglo American friendship amid a glittering night of diamonds and ceremony. The couple later tour Arlington Cemetery and Lincoln Memorial before a New York departure.
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Mediation collapse as Lebanon battles rage near Chekka
In Lebanon the Arab League mediation failed as the heaviest fighting in 15 months raged around Chekka, 41 miles north of Beirut. Christians said they held Chekka while Palestinians and leftists claimed gains. Christian militiamen shelled Tal Zaatar as the siege tightened and surrender appeals were rejected.
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Arab League
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Tal Zaatar
State bars Nixon from New York legal rolls
The Appellate Division of the New York State Supreme Court ruled 4-1 to remove former president Richard M. Nixon from the list of attorneys eligible to practice in New York as of August 5.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Appellate Division
State Supreme Court
Alcohol and drugs top DAWN abuse list for first time
The national DAWN report shows alcohol combined with other drugs as the most reported drug in crisis cases, while Valium dropped from first to second. The data, not tracking alcohol alone, highlights heroin marijuana aspirin LSD secobarbital and methadone among the top ten substances in misuse incidents.
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UPI
DAWN
National Institute On Drug Abuse
Weather Forecast From Hancock Airport Update
The weatherman at Hancock Airport calls for thunderstorms or showers today with a high around 75. Clouds are in the picture for tonight with a low near 60 and Friday may bring sunny skies and 8 degree temperatures. Fair weather is due Saturday. Chance of rain today is 50 percent, 20 percent tonight, and 10 percent Friday.
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Hancock
U.N. debate expands on Israel Uganda raid and terrorism
Western diplomats aim to broaden the U N Security Council discussion of Israel s rescue of more than 100 hostages in Uganda into a broader condemnation of terrorism and hijacking. The US vows to veto any condemnatory resolution as Africa considers bloc solidarity.
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Uganda
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U.S
William W. Scranton
Africa
Council
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United States
Balloonist survives four day drift after failed Atlantic crossing
American balloonist Karl Thomas, 27, recalls drifting four days on a liferaft after his gondola separated during a thunderstorm while attempting a solo Atlantic crossing from Lakehurst New Jersey. Rescued by a Soviet freighter Dekabrist, he described landing failures and injuries and said he will not attempt another transatlantic balloon flight.
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Michele
Tass
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Vermont Air In A Can Sells For Two Dollars
John Bramblett, a 29 year old Vermont air promoter from Moretown, sells Vermont Green Mountain Air in Massachusetts made cans for two dollars each. He says the air is mainly Vermont born though the cans come from Massachusetts and labels originate in Vermont. The attorney general’s office has not pursued action, noting limited priority as complaints arrive. Bramblett has sold about two thirds of a 3000 can order since last spring and says the venture highlights Vermont’s value despite state cutbacks.
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Montpelier
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Vermont
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