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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1976

Page

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Food price rise cited as inflation stays steady

The Agriculture Department reports food prices up through mid 1977 and the first half of this year, while Ford's tariff hike on imported sugar aims to boost domestic producers. Sugar prices fall recently but tariffs are expected to lift retail costs. Beef consumption trends show potential price stability.

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Democrats plan another whistlestop campaign train

The Democratic party plans a second whistlestop tour to promote Carter and Mondale, with Hubert Strauss coordinating dates yet to be announced. Mondale and Strauss toured through Ohio and Indiana, praising the first trip's reach and comparing it to Truman's 1948 campaign train. Carter’s Chicago arrival drew a welcome from Mayor Daley as reporters noted партии efforts to connect with rural towns and cities alike.

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Puerto Rican terrorists claim responsibility for hotel bomb

A PLANNED FALN bombing at the New York Hilton injured no one but caused alarm. A woman identifying as a FALN member claimed responsibility, saying the blast was to protest Rafael Hernandez-Coto’s visit. Police later found a FALN communique and described the device as a high order explosive.

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Jackson sails to easy win in Washington primary

Sen. Henry M. Jackson wins the Washington Democratic primary for a fifth term, defeating two minor opponents as results show 92 percent reporting. Dr. Dixy Lee Ray leads the governor race with 24 percent, while Seattle Mayor Weachtman trails with 36 percent. In Oklahoma, Henry Holstaski wins a Democratic primary for a congressional seat despite an indictment for bribery, defeating Byron Heer. Maryland lottery results released with daily number 637.

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Navy plans search for warplane off Scotland coast

The Navy will launch an underwater search off Scotland for an F44 fighter that plunged into the Atlantic near Scapa Flow after a deck mishap aboard the aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy. The multi-million dollar jet lies about 73 miles northwest of Scapa Flow, at roughly 1,600 feet depth, with exact location uncertain due to currents. The effort involves sensitive intelligence matters and cross‑ nations cooperation, including Japan, as officials weigh risks and diplomatic implications.

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Assassination Suspected in Letelier Bomb Death in Washington

Former Chilean ambassador Orlando Letelier was killed by a blast in downtown Washington while Ronni Karpen Moffitt, a staffer at the Institute for Policy Studies, died beside him. Michael Moffitt, her husband, survived injuries. Chilean opposition and U.S. groups blame Chilean secret police DINA. Ambassador Manuel Trucco condemned the act and called for a full inquiry. FBI said the device could have been radio controlled or a timed bomb.

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