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The Daily Mail in Hagerstown, Maryland

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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1976

Page

1

Wallace says bedroom taping a domestic matter

Gov. Wallace defends discovery of a bugging device in his bedroom as a private family issue and not connected to politics. He confirms a device and tapes were found but declines to discuss details, noting it concerns his wife Cornelia and him.

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Polish Campaign Ties Cast by Ford and Carter in Poles Support

The report covers Ford inviting Polish American leaders to discuss issues at the White House and proclaiming Casimir Pulaski memorial day amid praise of Polish heritage. In Pittsburgh, Carter tours a Polish neighborhood, wearing a Polish flag-like shirt, meeting parochial schoolchildren, and sharing in a Catholic church moment. Carter criticizes Ford on human rights and emigration, while Ford defends his record and questions Carter's stance on FBI director Kelley. Carter campaigns in Columbus and Euclid Ohio detailing unity and self-made rise.

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Lottery Roundup from Maryland and nearby states

AP reports multiple state lottery results including Maryland Numbers Game results with digits such as 768 and 42376 in different formats, Pennsylvania Double Dollars digits 779548 and 98230, and Baltimore area draw writing. The brief lists several six and three digit outcomes and references various local lottery offices and names in a terse compilation.

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Ford faces vital vote on Vietnam bid at U N

Washington tied vote on Vietnam admission to United Nations. Ford weighs veto to shore up missing in action issue and consolidate support among anti war voters. Officials say veto could curb Hanoi push and press for more MIAs accounting. Kissinger notes MIAs shape policy as debate opens Friday.

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Country Lego Sweaters Outshine Others In Selection

In most stores sweaters are easy to buy with clear pricing. Country Lego offers a vast Lev's Panatela collection, likely more than any rival, attracting shoppers with abundant options and variety in sizes.

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Five killed as Cape Town riots intensify across city

In Cape Town a night of rioting and arson left five dead and at least 12 wounded as police fired on crowds with rifles and pistols. Riot squads patrolled main streets while shops and vehicles were set ablaze across several areas. Police said about 96 people were arrested as white and colored areas faced clashes amid South Africa’s apartheid tensions and Prime Minister Vorster warned of new measures.

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Hunger strike by American prisoners in Mexico case

American prisoners in Mexican jails staged a hunger strike that began after four hours. President Echeverria proposed constitutional changes to enable prisoner exchanges and parole for drug offenders, aiming to free hundreds. The Interior Ministry cited prisoner leaders meeting with officials and praised the government’s actions while noting U.S. inaction on a swap proposal.

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