Debaters clash on major issues in tight Carter race
Ronald Reagan and John Anderson spar on energy spending and abortion in a national debate that tests timing and strategy while President Carter stays on the sidelines. Anderson seeks momentum, Reagan defends his stance, and voters eye one on one matchups as polls hint at a close race.
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The Debate: Reagan and Anderson Spar in A-1 Show
In a restrained exchange both candidates wore navy suits and makeup as Reagan mocked Anderson while Anderson pressed Carter’s absence. Reagan repeated Carter’s name seven times to Anderson’s four and the audience saw about a dozen jabs each, with Reagan slightly sharper. The League of Women Voters plans two more debates, including a VP clash. If Carter misses, one observer vows to wash his hair.
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Three killed in Los Angeles concert shootings
Police report three men shot to death near the Sports Arena in Los Angeles after a rock concert by disco bands Conjunction Cameo Curtis Blow and Fatback. Witnesses were questioned as several people were stabbed and cars damaged in the crowded scene outside the sold out venue.
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Sheriff Receives Theft in Office Conviction
Geauga County Sheriff Carl Henderson was convicted of theft in office and faces 1 10 years in prison with a maximum $5000 fine. A seven-woman five-man jury deliberated about 14 hours before verdict. Sentencing was delayed by visiting judge James McMonagle pending probation report. Henderson, 42, claimed he cannot recall cashing a $500 county check found in his personal account.
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Debate reactions mix as Carter absence drew notices
Elyria attorney Scribner Fauver said Carter made a mistake by staying away while Marguerite Bowman former Elyria mayor called both candidates uneven but said Anderson politicked well and Reagan made his tax cut point. Lorain ally Greg Antus praised Anderson's California record and credibility. Olmsted Falls Mayor William Mahoney called it almost a toss up and urged Carter to have debated. he noted Anderson’s departure from party politics unsettles him.
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Gabrovo’s famed thrift inspires a museum of humor
Central Bulgaria’s Gabrovo, famed for jokes about stinginess, hosts a House of Humor and Satire museum drawing hundreds daily. The town’s festival, cartoon exhibits, and a 1 million-copy Gabrovo joke collection span 11 languages, highlighting a global satire hub with ties to Vonnegut and Mad magazine.
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