Week in politics Agriculture amnesty debates spark campaign
The presidential contest heated with Carter and Dale tailoring talks to audiences in Seattle and Des Moines on amnesty and agriculture. Mondale spoke on the Mideast and urban issues as Ford reshaped his team in Vail. Debates and campaign tactics dominated the week as officials weighed sponsorship and policy stances.
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Associated Frees
Jimmy Carter
Robert Dale
American Legion
Seattle
Des Moines
Dale
Carter
Walter Mondale
Mideast
American Jewish Committee
New York City
Ford
Vail
Colo
Rogers C.B. Morton
Morton
James Baker
Tex
Laxver
Hunter
Federal Elections Commission
League of Wonsen
West
Midwest
First
Wuert
Ford urged to veto day-care center bill
Senate conservatives urge President Ford to veto a bill delaying federally mandated staffing standards for day-care centers. The proposal would raise federal outlays by 240 million dollars for the 11 month period ending September 1977 and pause implementing the standards.
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Ford
Washington
Senate
Agin
Lottery Ad Sparks Washington Budget Debate
Maryland Numbers Cane ally lottery draw mentioned as backdrop to broader budget talks. Ford administration veto history on day care funding is cited, with prior congressional attempts and near overrides noted, including Senate approval and a proposed $123 million package.
Police struggle with wanted man in Pasadena bank
In Pasadena a bank arrest attempt ended with Gary Bennett wrestling with Bob Clausell, a 26 year old transient sought on a federal warrant for burglary and receiving stolen goods. About 30 to 35 customers watched as back up arrived and Clausell was booked for the warrant and battery on a police officer.
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Pasadena
Calif
Gary Bennett
United California Bank
Bennett
Bob Clausell
Clausell
Marjorie Munro
Senate passes education bill expanding grants and loans
The Senate approved a 9.4 billion six year education bill extending federal aid for higher and vocational education sending it to a House conference. It would raise the poorest students maximum grant to 1900 dollars and widen loan eligibility to families earning up to 25 000.
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Wanlungton
House
Ford Administration
Jacob K. Davits
New York
Notorious sex offender on work release murders five then dies
Richard Turner, a sex offender released on work release, killed John and Toni Hardin and their three children in Fremont County Colorado before shooting himself on a county road. He had earlier raped a girl during a prior crime spree and had been under protective custody while awaiting placement. Authorities traced him after the killings and a brief roadway pursuit.
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Fort Morgan
Lola
Axyea
Colorado
Richard Lami
Richard Turner
Turner
State Penitentiary
Fremont County
John Hardin
Hardin
Toni
Laurie
Carol
Jim
Fremont
John Vernerth
Alex Wilson
Wilson
Colorado Bureau of Investigation
Carl Whiteside
Vernetti
Willard
Here
Morgan County
Leo Barker
Barke Segelikve
Segelkie
Barker
Segekkie
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Cavy Bennett
Cvepec
Robert Cleussk
S United California
Bani
Lowa
Tater
Plains
Baltimore
Maryland
Departiment of Health, Educution and Welfare
Abe
Congress
James B. Allen
D-Ala
Vince Vensulln
Turner Quarrey
Tavern Thursdey
Arn Vernett
Hardin Ranch
Valley
Everly’s
Misses’ Sportwear
Jack Winter
Everly's
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