Carter kin profit from presidency spawns books and beer
Washington report outlines the Carter family leveraging the president's position into a swift rise in wealth through books on Peace Corps service and faith healing, Billy Carter's beer and appearances, worm farming profits, and publishing deals for Mrs. Spann and Ruth Carter Stapleton. The piece cites agents and industry figures estimating earnings from royalties, endorsements, and tours, noting Simmons of Plains and relatives expanding ventures as Jimmy Carter's presidency continues.
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Plains
Amy
Carter
India
Brother Fil. I
Gloria Carter Spann
The
Peace Corp
Emilly Dexer
Linton and Schuster
Spann
Literary Guild
Howard Kantinsky
Warner Books Inc
Ruth Carter Stapleton
Dellas
Texas
Waco
Sout Cee
Stapleton
Bolt Books
Billy Carter
Tarper and Row
Billy
Lop
Ruth Carter
Prasherr
Hugh Carter
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Husband orders life support cut for wife in Salem
In Salem Mans a millwright named Piotrowicz directed doctors to disconnect life support for his wife of 14 years Mrs Piotrowicz 36 who suffers inoperable cancer and Huntington’s Chorea The hospital confirmed the action saying she remained in critical condition in intensive care and in a coma as her heart stopped twice after the device was removed
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Salem
Mans
Waller M. Piotrowicr
Erdler
Millwright
Salem Hospital
Piotromica
Piotrowice
Molcosice
Philip 1. Flay
Mle
Piarowicz
Roy Sai
Plotrowicz
Alscontee
Xalil Toy
Motrowes Rourl
Walt Inklaller
Downtown Las Vegas coffee shop fire wipes out half block
A multi alarm blaze in Las Vegas destroyed more than half a block of businesses near Glitter Gulch, including the Fremont Coffee Shop. One firefighter was injured when the roof collapsed, another helped pull a victim to safety as crews battled the flames with extensive apparatus. The fire burned out quickly, drawing tourists into the streets as smoke filled the area.
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Las Vegas
New
Glitter Gulch
Fremont
Seventt
Bobby Bayler
Clark County
Contirol
Consumer lobbyists push public funding for campaigns
Washington reports that two major consumer advocacy groups plan to seek public financing for congressional campaigns next year. They argue funded campaigns reduce influence by wealthy contributors, noting current system favors the wealthy and business groups. They cite polling showing public support and President Carter's stance, while facing opposition from the Chamber of Commerce, the National Association of Manufacturers, and the Business Roundtable. Further attempts and related bills stalled in 1977, with House and Senate actions mostly defeating measures on public participation and class action reform.
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Washington
Capitol
Congress
Iswe
Congréss
Consumer Federation of America
Hatph ‘Nader
Federal Consumer Protection Agency
House
Kathleen O'Reilly
Commerce
National Association of Manufacturers
Business Roundtable
Consumer Protection Agency
Tachne
Man held in hijacking faces federal charges
A man held for the Christmas Day hijacking of an Eastern Air Lines flight faced piracy charges in U.S. magistrate court. Nikolai Wischniewski of Patel River New York allegedly used a toy pistol and a radio to resemble a weapon. He was held without bond in Fulton County Jail. The hijacker demanded Cuba and released some passengers before agents overpowered him.
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Atlanta
Nikolai Wischnewsky
Patel River
N.Y
Fulton Court
Wischnawsky
Copycat killings suspected in latest L A stranglings
Los Angeles police say two men, Thomas Davis and Devezin Devesin, were arrested in a case resembling the Hillside Strangler pattern. The bodies of Carolyn Williams and Paula Ward were found in Wilshire and Pasadena areas. Pasadena investigators urged caution on labeling the deaths copycat killings.
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Los Angeles
Alen
Talleve
Hillside
Stephen D'Orsay Devesin
Carolyn Wiliams
Don Poster Sali
Thomas Davis
Devezin
Miss Williams
Wilshire
Paula Gwen Ward
Pasadena
Rose
Dan Cooke
Miss Ward
Cooke Sahl
Cooke
Ben Hetherington
Davis Am Deveein
Soa
Davis
Debra Husband
Miss
Tron
Fragmented OCR Timeline of Roads and Days in May
The passage relays a jumbled list of days and routes, mentioning Memorial Day and Labor Day along with scattered place names and routes. It appears as damaged OCR text discussing travel or calendar references with unclear, half-formed entities and dates.
Congress in Session Sheds Light on Taxpayer Bills
Washington report notes the 1977 final day Senate and House sessions produced hundreds of pages of remarks. It highlights debate over extensions of remarks costs, and lists memorable moments from officials and tributes, including a blues singer designation and university sports mentions.
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Washington
House
Senate
Sesskom
Congressional
Congress
Sen
Bob Packwood
St. Stephen
Hungary
Alton
Tenn
Nick Santoro
Reading
Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission
T Ytars
Emerson Streat
Santa Lara County
Calif
Maryland Lottery Daily Numbers Drawn Numbers Themed
AP report from Baltimore notes the daily Numbers Game draw results with the winning number printed as standard. The item records a brief lottery result, including the approximate format of the draw and the number sequence.
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Baltimore
Maryland
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