Carter's nephew fears for life in prison transfer
William Carter Spann, nephew of presidential candidate Jimmy Carter, says he fears for his life in the California prison system and seeks transfer. Officials question whether Spann was attacked. another inmate from California Medical Facility treated for multiple puncture wounds. Spann, 16 year sentence for two armed robberies, claims threats tied to his famous relative.
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Brown to Back Carter Campaign in Plains Visit
California Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. says Jimmy Carter can lead the nation and he will play a strong role in Carter's presidential campaign. He told reporters in Plains that he plans to assist Carter on energy policy and to help secure a Carter victory in November and a solid start in January.
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Man’s year sentence for killing a pet dog in West Virginia
Dayton Mallins Jr. of Roderfield received the maximum one year in jail and a $145 fine after a hearing before Justice of the Peace Garth Belcher for slashing and killing Queene, a year-old mixed Alaska husky and collie. The law, approved this year, imposes a one-year term and up to 280 dollars for deliberate killing of a pet dog valued at 22 dollars or more.
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Swine flu questions and answers
Washington AP summary of the swine flu vaccination program details. It covers eligibility and sites, free vaccine with possible charges for administration, adverse reactions, effectiveness, pregnant women and children guidance, and timelines for availability. Strong entities include James Gerstenzang, HEW, and state health departments.
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NAACP to appeal Mississippi damages ruling
NEW YORK AP The NAACP plans a major legal counterattack to overturn a state court ruling ordering the organization’s Mississippi chapter to pay 1.25 million dollars for a 1966 boycott case. Executive Director Roy Wilkins and Chief Counsel Nathaniel Jones will pursue options, including appeals to Mississippi Supreme Court or federal relief. The American Jewish Congress offered aid, while fundraising begins to cover the anticipated legal battle.
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Buckley Bid Strains New York Republicans
New York GOP leaders pressure Sen. James Buckley to drop presidential talk while conservative delegates Mull Buckley as a possible Ford foe. Rosenbaum Lefkowitz Margiotta warn against spoilers. Buckley says he is no spoiler amid Nassau County opposition and Palms influence.
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Two-Week Delay Seen In Return To Normalcy In Coal Fields
Coal miners in Appalachian and Midwestern fields are returning to work after a month of wildcat strikes, with full normalcy expected within a week in most areas. UMW officials report safety inspections still needed and meetings called by locals as talks continue on ending the coal stoppage. In rubber, 60,000 workers await tentative wage and noneconomic terms in a three-year pact with Goodyear, Firestone, Goodrich, and Uniroyal, with a possible two-week timeline before a full contract is ratified. Labor Secretary says a money package has been completed and wage gains may lift hourly averages significantly.
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Judge laments power to impose death penalty in mailman shooting
Chicago AP report details Ronald McClellan's conviction for blasting 49 year old mailman Robert Eyele with a sawed off shotgun on September 12, 1974. The itinerant factory worker received a 2030 year sentence and the judge expressed a wish for the death penalty.
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Keedysville Bicentennial Day Celebration
Keedysville hosts a Bicentennial Day with a 10 AM community worship in Taylor Park, a town-wide open home tour, a plaque dedication at the Founder Home, a “Legend of Rosaling” story, a food fair with music by Rottersville Band, a King & Queen contest, and a community event lineup from 8 PM to 10:30 PM. Free treats courtesy of Citizens Bank of Keedysville.
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U S sticks to forecast on food price rise
Washington AP. Agriculture Department officials maintain the prediction that retail food prices will rise 3 to 4 percent this year, unchanged from prior estimates. The August crop report cites a record 6.18 billion bushels of corn, 7 percent above last year, with corn as the key feed ingredient for beef, dairy, poultry, and hogs.
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