Carter taps D C insiders for campaign briefings
Carter holds four briefings with 29 foreign policy and economic experts, many ex officials and academics, to gain diverse views on policy and campaign strategy. Bush joins for classified discussions while Mondale watches. Sessions aim to sharpen Carter as an outsider with insider insight.
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Lamy Kmutecn
Georgia
Carter
Beaksell
Yogi
Cyrus Vance
Paul Nise
Artur Olen
Pauch Schulte
Bush
Walter F. Mondale
Minnesota
Piedmont
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Powell
Lottery Roundup From Baltimore and Philadelphia Draws
In Baltimore the state lottery results show five digit and six digit combinations with a 21 cent daily draw, listing numbers such as 255543 and 177087, while a Millionaire prize and other digits appear. In Philadelphia the Pennsylvania Lottery Double Six and related digits are reported with numbers including 10498 and 381, noting the Doubler draw outcomes.
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Thewis- Baker
Maryland
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Ford gains edge in delegate fight amid Pennsylvania shift
President Ford widens lead in the GOP delegate contest as Pennsylvania delegates tilt toward Ford, boosting his tally to about 1,067 with Mississippi uncommitted. Reagan seeks to hold onto southern backing while Schweiker weighs his influence with Pennsylvania delegates.
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Ford
Wige
Mdizsleniopis
Reagan
Pennsylvania
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Associated Press
Reed
Jim Ie
Eves
Interien
Zanit Fale
Schweiker
Reegan
California
Capitol
White House
FBI says kidnap suspect spotted near Frisco area
FBI reports James Schoenfeld seen five miles south of San Francisco near Melo Park at 7 pm Wednesday. Authorities prepare to transport his brother Richart Schoenfeld to Chowchilla for further charges as the case shapes up with 27 counts of kidnapping and 16 counts of robbery amid heightened local tensions.
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Chowchilla
Calif
James Schoenfeld
San Francisco
Melo Part
Menke Park
Schoenfeld
Atherton
Itaha
Richart Schoenfeld
Bis
Caowchilla
Alameda County
Oak Land
Howard C. Green
Gatland
Here
Koepltal
FBI raid scares wrong man in California kidnap case
Barry Schonfeld recounts a frightening FBI raid aimed at him amid rumors linking him to the July 15 Chewekilla school bus kidnap case. Agents questioned him about being 008 of two men sought in the nationwide search, then apologized and left after realizing a mix up. He stresses no grievance and notes the agents were professional.
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Denver
Barry Schonfeld
FBI
Sconfeld
Chewekilla
Calif
Schowfeld
James
Frederick N. Woods
Schonfeld
Schoenfeld
Schomnfeld
Harris and Harris trial closing arguments heard
In Los Angeles Harris and his wife Emily face seven felony counts including kidnaping robbery and assault over a wet shoplifting incident at an Englewood sporting goods store. Willamartis and attorney Leonard Weimglass prepared closing remarks as prosecutor Sam Miever spoke to the jury of seven women five men before deliberations. Patricia Hearst remand remains connected as a codefendant with no witnesses called to testify.
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Willamartis
Emily
Harris
Leonard Weimglass
Sam Miever
Englewood
Patricia Hearst
Secree Court
Mark Brandier
Morris
E Promine Ra
Aly
Joi
Viking lander analyzes Martian soil for signs of life
Pasadena AP reports the Viking mission began soil analysis on Mars with the lander’s three incubating chambers and a “chicken soup” nutrient test. Scientists noted a six inch trench and a sticky soil hint, with daily updates expected but no quick conclusions anticipated.
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Viking Lander
Ile
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Viking
Femmat
Suil
Ested, 2 Project
Landee
Rat
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