Miz Lillian helps make Plains wedding fancy
In Plains Georgia a couple wed in the Plains Baptist Church with a small crowd, tourists and newsmen present. Emma Cushton MacDonald, 34, formerly of Springfield and Homestead Florida, married Charles Pierce MacDonald, 66, in a ceremony arranged with Mrs Lillian Carter and Rev Bruce Edwards. The couple met in a Homestead mobile home park and chose Plains for its significance to them.
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Carter Briefing Warns Economy Deteriorating
President Carter faces a worsening economy as inflation and unemployment pressure mount. James McCartney reports for Knight News Wire with notes on policy responses and market reactions.
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Knight News Wire
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Rabin eyes peace drive and Arab economic ties
PARIS Rabin said a major Arab Israei peace initiative is expected next year and Israel is ready to cooperate economically with Arab neighbors even without a formal accord. He noted concessions on territory but would not return to pre 1967 frontiers. In Columbus Carter widened his Ohio lead to 11,004 votes after a partial recount. 9,831 of 12,981 precincts were counted with Carter at 2,011,386 to Ford 2,000,382.
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Shortstop Susan Crate Keeps Playing Through Pregnancy
Susan Crate, 27, a shortstop with the Sea Bats, continues to play softball in Chula Vista despite being nine months pregnant. She notes games are on Mondays and hopes to deliver after a game and be ready for next week.
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Mayor's job is all in the family in Cincinnati
James T Loken was sworn in as mayor of Cincinnati, joining a family line that includes his brother Tam who held the post years ago. Loken called the election honor and said he was born in the core city of the metropolitan area where he chose to live and work.
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White House gate rammed by welfare applicant
Steven B Williams 38 of Santa Fe attempted to ram a pickup into the White House gate to wake President Ford. A new $550,000 steel barrier held. Williams was arrested on destroying government property charges after a brief hospital check and questioning by Secret Service. He said he aimed to wake the president before he kills them. Williams had been in Washington eight days after welfare rejection.
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New Mexico
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Ueno Zoo Finds Mondays Help Animals Behave
Officials at Tokyo's Ueno Zoo report a white paper showing animals relax on Mondays when the zoo is closed. Gorillas and orangutans throw food less, seals hide less, and some animals seem calmer after receiving weekly holidays.
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Mondale Demands Steel Price Rollback Before Inauguration
Vice President elect Mondale accuses steel firms of using transition periods to hike prices, urging rollbacks to curb inflation. Carter aides report Mondale meeting with Carter and 16 economists. Mondale cites timing and oil market threats as factors in price increases.
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United States
Carter signals open channel with Senate on arms talks
President Carter pledges a second White House visit to Senate Foreign Relations Committee to smooth rifts between the White House and Congress while warning there will be moments when he must withhold information. He outlined risks of future crises and the need for careful handling of limited, sensitive data.
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