Kennedy learns Iowa campaigning one on one in snow
Sen Edward Kennedy arrives in Mason City Iowa for two small meetings as he campaigns across the state with daughter Kara and sister Pat. He adds Secret Service agents after a knife incident in Washington and plans a coast to coast swing ending back in Washington Monday. Kennedy says he will take his message to every community and home in Iowa as Carter's earlier caucus playbook is noted. He will visit Phoenix California Nevada and North Dakota before returning.
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Presidential politics invade League of Cities meeting
LAS VEGAS, Nev. President Carter and Sen. Edward M. Kennedy clash at the National League of Cities convention. Energy Secretary Duncan says Kennedy’s policies could boost foreign oil dependence. Kennedy accuses Transportation Secretary Goldschmidt of pressuring endorsers. Goldschmidt cites funding plans and jokes. Duncan counters that domestic production, not nuclear moratoriums, would curb shortages.
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Push for healthy food in schools gains momentum
Washington based National Nutritional Foods Association launches a nationwide campaign to urge parents teachers and students to demand more nutritious foods in public schools. It plans films and cassette messages for PTA groups and advocates federal funding for schools that voluntarily offer wholesome breakfasts and lunches. Sara Sloan Fulton County Georgia food services director received an honorary plaque for leading natural foods in Atlanta schools.
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Kennedy Attacker Suzanne Osgood Described as Disturbed
Suzanne Osgood 38, who barged into Senator Edward M Kennedy s Washington office with a hunting knife, is described by family and acquaintances as a very disturbed woman with a long mental health history but no violent tendencies. The New Hampshire family apologized for the attack and shared her psychiatric background, noting prior hospitalizations for schizophrenia at McLean Hospital and at state facilities in New York New Jersey and New Hampshire. She had previously lived in Nashua and Boston shelters, with neighbors and shelter staff recalling her instability and non cooperation while denying violence.
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Aides recall Kennedy office scare and quick action
Melody Miller, longtime Kennedy aide, recalls calm handling of noisy visitors. A mentally troubled woman with a knife charged toward the desk, but aides and a Secret Service agent blocked doors and restrained Suzanne Osgood, preventing harm.
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