Carter Most Likely Opponent For Ford In November
Ford appears to have near the Republican nomination while Jimmy Carter stands as the strongest Democratic challenger after Illinois. Strauss notes Carter’s broad appeal andSouth and West strength, with Jackson pressuring Carter in New York and Pennsylvania as primaries approach. Udall remains in the race as a Wisconsin showdown looms, Wallace gains delegates but no nomination, and several others have exited the contest.
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Florida
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Church enters race for Democratic presidential nomination
Idaho Senator Frank Church joined eight candidates seeking the Democratic nomination. He argued that federal bureaucracy must be harnessed and that major issues are being ignored by rivals. He said the government image must be restored and his Senate Foreign Relations Committee work gives him a foreign policy edge.
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Church
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BMW Tightens Records After CT Stories Prompt Review
Ohio BMW chief Curtis Andrews says a CT report prompted a second look at shortages in Elyria Lebanon Columbus Ironton and Columbiana totaling over 860000 with 18 more cases later revealed Andrews ordered district offices to submit records and assigned enforcement staff to verify shortages while noting some files were missing in January 1974 and a later review found the five agencies implicated and a photo contest at the Lorain County Home Show highlighted by two winning children
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Elyria
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Lebanon
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Columbiana
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Dwight Joseph
Joseph
Mal
Virginia Gordoni
Lorain County
Brandi Giese
Sharon Giese
Elfreda Sr
Loral
Michael Bruce
Brad Bruce
S. Logan St
Merchants of the Midway Mail
Miss Gordons
Lorain County Community College Mall
C-T
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City eyes renewal land sale to wipe deficit
City officials propose selling urban renewal land holdings to cut a 400000 dollar deficit and boost the tax duplicate. Norm H. Failing notes eight acre Malcolm Manor land could fetch 500000 dollars, with other parcels valued around 250000 to 47000 per site. Remaining landfill land and unused acreage are also seen as future revenue sources.
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Lodi
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Lorain teachers defy court order in eight day strike
Striking Lorain school teachers continued picketing despite a court ruling ordering an eight day walkout end. About 74 teachers and 920 students showed up for class as 438 to 37 vote rejected reinstatement. LEA cites board failure to follow orders. board calls action a slap at the judiciary.
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Krause
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Floyd D Harris
Washington visits Boston after 20 years absent
United Press International reports Gen. Washington toured the evacuated city of Boston on March 18, noting it was in better shape than expected. In the course of the visit he misplaced his sword and offered a reward for its return.
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Boston
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Carter free bid looms after high court reversal in bar killings
Rubin Hurricane Carter, jailed for a 1968 Paterson bar triple murder, wins a New Jersey Supreme Court ruling for a new trial. Prosecutors say retrial possible with bail set. defense argues he is illegally imprisoned. Key witnesses recanted, complicating the path to any new conviction. Bail hearing scheduled in Paterson with Passaic County prosecutor Humphreys not opposing a substantial bail.
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Hurricane” Carter
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Artis
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Mosher Sees Congressional X Factor and June Hope
Congressman Mosher reflects on the 94th Congress in Washington. He calls the session responsive in parts, predicts continued stalemate, and notes lack of decisive national policy. He cites leadership gaps and time needed for tough decisions as the defining X factor for 1976 and beyond.
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Charles A. Mosher
Washington
Mosher
Roberlin
Congress
Weather notes with mixed forecasts and oddities
Weather brief shows warmer trend with cloudy tonight and mild lows around 35 to 48. Forecast includes a tiny precipitation chance and variable winds from the southwest. Sunset and wind details are given with several formatting quirks and a page reference.
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