GOP splits give Dems early edge in 1976 race
The Democrats show renewed unity as Carter's rivals rally behind the Georgia candidate and labor, black and liberal wings support him. Republicans, split between Ford and Reagan, risk defections and a fierce platform fight before the August convention. Reaganites aim to control the GOP platform while Ford backers worry about grassroots resentment.
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Carter aides weigh running mate options amid broad Dem field
Senators John Glenn of Ohio Walter Mondale of Minnesota and Adlai Stevenson III of Illinois backed Carter with 82 favorite son delegates. House figures like Peter Rodino and Thomas Foley drew praise for leadership roles. Governors Hugh Carey of New York and Wendell Anderson were mentioned as possible allies, with Edward Kennedy as a potential vice presidential fit, though no Carter-Kennedy pairing is indicated.
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Falls crash kills two teens and injures five
A late night collision on Columbia Road near Water Street left two teens dead and five others injured. Madsen, 18, fled the scene with a high speed loss of control after a stop light, as Harris, a Berea High graduate, motorcycle rider, and others involved were treated for injuries and awaiting updates.
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GM eyes six percent hike on trucks
Detroit General Motors Corp may raise retail prices of 1977 model cars and trucks by about six percent when they go on sale next fall. The company has not announced firm 1977 price increases yet but letters to dealers set a rough guide. Fleet buyers placing early orders are promised overall price increases capped at six percent by delivery.
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Moynihan to run for Senate in New York
Daniel Patrick Moynihan, former U N ambassador and Harvard professor, announced he will seek the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate. He said the decision came at the urging of party and labor movement friends in New York State, following long anticipation.
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Butter and egg price report from Ohio and Midwest markets
Columbus and Ohio farm markets show retailer sales and carton delivered butter and eggs with various size classifications. New York USDA butter offerings steady. Chicago wholesale MidWest price report lists large medium and small poultry prices with small changes.
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Wall Street Edges Up Amid Recovery Optimism
The Dow rose fractionally as traders weighed a neutral market trend. Alan Greenspan told Congress the outlook for a continued strong economic recovery remains bright, with minor favorable adjustments expected to gross domestic product and inflation forecasts. Disney slid 4 points to 40, Marcor gained 4.5 to 36.5, and Upjohn fell 0.37 percent in early Nasdaq trade.
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Chronicle Telegram notice era details Elyria Lorain Ohio
The Chronicle Telegram publication details for Elyria Ohio dated June 16 1976 lists second class mail privileges at Elyna Ohio 44035 and rates for daily and Sunday delivery and mail subscriptions. Information includes price 5200 per year and 100 per week delivery, publishing by Lorain County Printing Publishing Co with contact numbers for Elyria Lorain and Chevelayad.
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Longest phone strike ends with staged pay raises
The strike ended with a wage re opener plan raising pay in stages starting Sunday plus future increases. Top operator pay rises to 374 from 324, a 3.3 percent increase. lower levels gain 1d 4 percent. Discharged worker Kenneth Bahl to be arbitrated. Vandalism reward remains. cables cut during strike. Company to clear 700 800 orders backlog in about a month with schedules posted by 3 pm today.
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