Carter Would Pursue A Strong Independent Presidency
The profile portrays Jimmy Carter as seeking a harmonious yet controlling relationship with Congress, insisting the president set moral standards and drive policy. It notes potential clashes over a broad executive reorganization, tax reforms, and explains his temperament, reliance on personal staff, and readiness to fight for his positions.
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Barbara Walters and Harry Reasoner team up on ABC News
Barbara Walters moves from NBC Today to ABC News to pair with Harry Reasoner. They aim to create a first class show with more road pieces and interviews while balancing egos and format questions. Walters seeks prestige with The ABC Evening News and ABC specials, while skeptics question her hard news readiness.
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Marines: Slain recruit lied to join Marines
A 20 year old Marine recruit from Lufkin Texas Lynn McClure lied on his application denying a police record and never spending time in a mental institution. McClure was fatally injured at Camp Pendleton during a bayonet drill. The Marine Corps says there was no recruiter malpractice though two drill instructors and a platoon commander face court martial and two officers received non judicial punishments. Parents sue the Marine Corps for 3.5 million dollars.
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Ford chief predicts 1976 second best year for auto industry
Ford chairman Henry Ford II, at the annual meeting in Dearborn, forecast 1976 car and truck sales would exceed 13.7 million units, placing the year as the industry's second best after 1973. He raised his own 1976 car sales forecast from 9.6 to 10.6 million, aligning with GM forecasts. He cited a stronger economy and near record profits of 343 million in Q1 1976 to fund a 5 billion redesign program through 1980.
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Mosher names area youths to service academies
Rep Mosher announced five local students received service academy appointments. Elyria Memorial Candystriper is unnamed, while Lee Korzan 17 of Elyria Catholic High School earned Naval Academy designation. James M. Kern 17 of Lorain High School won a Naval appointment. Gerald W. Sexton 18 of Vermilion High School will attend West Point. Michael Fields 17 of Avon, son of Donald and and, erhielt Merchant Marine Academy appointment. he is a Capitol Page in Washington.
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Mason Rd
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Hatidl Honor Society
Michael Fields
Donald Fields
Detroit Rd
Avon
Merchant Marine Academy
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Washington, D.C
Wall Street Opens With Decline as Rates Rise
The Dow Jones average edged down about two points as rising short and long term rates unsettled traders. Analysts noted higher rates boost interest bearing investments, drawing funds away from stocks and dampening market momentum across NYSE issues.
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Chronicle-Telegram local edition May 13 1976 headline note
Elyria Ohio Chronicle Telegram advertises daily and sunday editions with carrier and mail rates for 1976. Publication details include address 26 East Avenue and Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co. contact numbers for Elyria Lorain and Cleveland.
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Michigan tops 1975 unemployment among 27 states
Michigan posted the highest unemployment rate for 1975 at 12.9 percent, with Texas at 5.6 percent the lowest among 27 large states, per Labor Department figures. Detroit was highlighted as hard hit. statewide Detroit metro figures show steep impact in 1974. Other states listed with varying rates include Massachusetts 11.2, Florida 10.7, Oregon 10.6, New Jersey 10.2, California 9.9, New York 9.5, Washington 9.5.
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