Carter woos labor chiefs stance on abortion policy
Carter meets AFL-CIO leaders and Catholic Bishops to strengthen his labor and ethnic backing while reiterating personal opposition to abortion. Ford plans a White House campaign steering committee review. Simon calls Carter's monetary proposal vague and dangerous. Soviet buys 275000 metric tons of U S wheat under five year deal.
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Washington
Soviet Union
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Agriculture Department
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Russia
Medicaid chief defends 15 billion year program
Senate investigators inflate Medicaid fraud costs says M. Keith Weikel head of the program under HEW. He cites 5 to 10 percent fraud and abuse of the 15 billion spent this year. He questions a four month city clinic study as lacking valid sampling. He urges funding to boost the fraud unit and blames both federal and state governments for shortcomings.
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Congress
HEW
White House
Contempt charges eyed in Woodah case
Page 2 item notes Woodah faces contempt allegations as part of ongoing legal coverage. The notice signals potential courtroom trouble and public interest in the proceedings.
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Woodah
Swiss Troops Enter Liechtenstein In Border Misstep
Swiss militiamen with 50 horses crossed into Liechtenstein near Iradug before returning to Swiss territory after a short march several hundred meters from the border. The Defense Ministry said the infantry unit had mistaken its route at a junction, carried gear but no ammunition, and caused no injuries.
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Switzerland
Liechtenstein
Iradug
Swiss Defense Ministry
Luziensteig
Austria
Upper Rhine
Liechternstein
Malbun
Park space ticket dismissed after measurement dispute
Marilynn Bennett fought a Winter Park parking ticket for “taking more than one space” on Park Avenue. She measured 13 spaces and found lengths mostly under 20 feet, while officials claimed 20 to 25 feet. Judge James A. Moreland dismissed the charge.
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Marilynn B. Bennett
Winter Park
Park Avenue
James A. Moreland
Carter weighs conflict of interest in possible Carter White House
The article details Jimmy Carter's plan to divest from stocks and his peanut business if elected, while addressing how to handle holdings in farmland that could influence agricultural policy. It notes his land value at 348 444 dollars and his 1975 income and taxes, including 136 926 dollars income and a 58 494 tax before credits.
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Plains
Jimmy Carter
Ford
Carter
Georgia
Department of Agriculture
Nine compete for crown in Dillon Miss Rodeo Montana
Nine contestants vie for Miss Rodeo Montana during Dillon’s Big Weekend. Judging starts Saturday with Diane Hubbard crowning Sunday after the rodeo. Contenders include Julie Rae Toney Miss Townsend Rodeo and Roselle Massar Miss Dillon Jaycee Rodeo with sponsors from Broadwater to Central Montana.
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Montana
Jaycees
Diane Hubbard
White Sulpher Springs
Julie Rae Toney
Roselle Massar
Dillon Jaycee
Dillon Jaycees
Fred
Rosalie Massar
Sheridan
Montana State University
Bozeman
Lynn van de Riet
Five seek Dillon rodeo title in Miss Dillon Jaycee contest
Five area women compete for the Miss Dillon Jaycee Rodeo crown during the Big Weekend in Dillon. Winners go on to Miss Rodeo Montana and then Miss Rodeo America, with $250 expense money and gifts from local sponsors.
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Dillon
Montana
Dillon Jaycees
Dillon Jayceens
Scientists map future Mars work after Viking 2
In Pasadena the Viking 2 landing nears as scientists discuss plans for post mission research focusing on Mars polar regions. Masursky cautions no new missions are approved yet but urges preparing next steps from Viking findings. Viking 1 enters reduced mission status while Viking 2 aims to land Friday afternoon near the northern polar cap edge.
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Pasadena
Calif
U.S
Mars
Viking 1
Viking 2
Coroner's jury finds negligence in Dillon bicycle death
A six member coroner's jury ruled the death of Allen R. Whittum, 30, near Dillon was due to unintentional negligence by George A. Estel, 35, of Billings after his van struck Whittum riding a bicycle on Highway 41. The Beaverhead County attorney's office says negligent homicide charges are possible but none filed yet. Weather forecast notes fair and warm conditions today with cooler temperatures and mountain showers.
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Billings
Allen R. Whittum
Highway 41
George A. Estel
Montana Highway Patrol
Beaverhead
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