Gilmore to face third death date in Utah case
Provo Utah AP Gary Mark Gilmore on death row seeks a third date with death as District Judge Robert J Bullock prepares to hear the case after two prior sentences. His mother and anti death penalty groups oppose moving forward while lawyers seek to halt the execution with Supreme Court actions and ACLU considerations.
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Kidnappers Threaten King's Aide With Time-Limited Demands
Madrid authorities report radical left kidnappers of King Juan Carlos advisor Antonio Maria de Oriol giving a two day deadline for ransom. A note to a Madrid newspaper set a countdown starting at midnight, four days after the abduction.
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Mine foreman charged with planting bomb in Kentucky
John William Ford 31, a Peabody Coal Co. foreman once praised for averting disaster, was indicted by a federal grand jury in Louisville on charges of planting a bomb at Camp No. 1 in Union County. Bond set at 80000 dollars pending arraignment after discovery of a dynamite device Nov 19 deep underground.
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Carter Narrowly Tops Ford by Two Percent in 1980 Vote
Washington AP reports Jim Carter won the presidency by a 2 percent margin from Ford. Carter's 4,877,297 votes to Ford's 34,148,157 across all states gave him a slim lead in the national popular tally amid minor party performances led by Eugene McCarthy.
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Maryland Numbers Game Draws 779
The Maryland Numbers Game daily lottery results show the winning number as 779 drawn Thursday. The draw details appear in the Baltimore update with the phrase three sever nine.
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Bergland Seen as Likely Agriculture Secretary Choice
President elect Carter may name Rep. Bob Bergland of Minnesota to head the Agriculture Department, with Carter indicating other at least cabinet level posts will follow. Other mentioned moves include Charles Schultze as CEA chair and W. Michael Blumenthal as treasury secretary, Brock Adams as transportation secretary, Cyrus Vance as secretary of state, and Harold Brown as defense frontrunner.
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Ford officials warned to expect tough private sector time
Washington AP report says high level Ford administration officials face a hard transition to private industry after leaving government. Speakers urge not overpricing themselves and to admit job searches, noting risk of resentment. About four former execs paid 75 dollars for a day seminar on job placement. panic could begin on January 20 after Carter wins.
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Ability Search, Inc
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First Family Sends 35000 Christmas Cards
President and Mrs. Ford send 35000 cards featuring George Durrie's Going to Church painting. Cards go to heads of state foreign dignitaries officials and friends. The Fords host White House press corps reception and light the Christmas tree before a two week ski vacation in Vail Colorado.
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The Daily Mah Address and Subscription Details
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