Candidates Scramble for Cash in Tight Campaign Window
In two weeks presidential hopefuls face pay as they cope with halted subsidies from Congress. George Wallace aims for TV boost but has no funds, while others trim frills, lay off staff, and rely on free coverage as April 27 Pennsylvania and May 1 Texas primaries approach.
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N.Y
Washington
Angelo Geocaris
Robert Lipshutz
Henry Kimelman
Jack Courtemanche
Richard Kline
Congress
Psuedo
Pennsylvania
Texas
Federal Election Commission
Henry M. Jackson
The
Election Commission
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
Charles Snider
Snider
Jackson
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Hearst Kidnapping Case Deepens With Harris Couple Charged
Patricia Hearst remains in Sequoia Hospital as new counts of kidnapping are filed against William and Emily Harris. Prosecutors in the Bay Area say Hearst, linked to the Symbionese Liberation Army, discussed bombings and offered information for immunity while the Harrises face charges tied to the February 4 1974 Berkeley kidnapping and related violent acts. The case prompts a potential trial path without Hearst as pretrial hearings stall.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Miss Hearst
Sequoia Hospital
Redwood City
Los Angeles
William
Emily Harris
Harrises
Berkeley
San Francisco Bay Area
FBI
Marin County
Bales
Mark Brandler
Heaviest fighting in Beirut as Lebanon war escalates
Clashes in Beirut and surrounding hills intensify as 75 killed and 120 wounded surge toward pre cease fire levels. Presidential politics unfold with Edde claiming 20 000 dead and 60 000 wounded while Franjieh remains unsigned on a constitutional amendment.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Raymond Edde
Zagharta
Suleiman Franjieh
Franjieh
Kamal Jumblatt
Magazine Salesmen Held After Arm Twisting Sale
In Bloomington Illinois two magazine salesmen were jailed on battery charges after an alleged arm twisting incident. John Stallworth 27 of Michigan City Indiana and Danny Daniels 24 of Arlington Virginia were held on 100 dollar bonds. Grace Belford reported one man twisted her arm behind her back and another pushed her to force a subscription. A neighbor's knock stopped the men and she called police.
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Bloomington
Ill
John Stallworth
Michigan City
Ind
Danny Daniels
Arlington
Grace Belford
Kissinger Warns Syria Lebanon Moves Near Israeli Tolerance
Secretary of State Kissinger told a Senate subcommittee that Syrian forces in Lebanon edge toward Israel’s tolerance and could trigger a broader Middle East war. He outlined U.S. diplomacy with Dean Brown, Assad, and Israeli leaders, seeking a political solution and warning of a costly aid program to rebuild Lebanon.
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Henry Kissinger
Senate
Washington
Israel
Lebanon
Kissinger
Syria
N.Y
Middle East
L. Dean Brown
Brown
United States
Hafez al- Assad
Saudi Arabia
Koontz to Give Up Post As Authority Chairman
Frederick County officials report that Koontz will resign as chairman of the Sanitation Authority effective April 30. The board discusses a potential small tax increase, possible tax relief for the disabled, and uncollected taxes amid a reported $200,000 possible deficit in sales tax revenues. A Ralph Poe campground hearing preceded these topics at last night’s supervisors meeting.
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Wray
S. Roger Koontz
Board of Supervisors
Frederick County Sanitation Authority
Thomas Rosenberger
Ralph Poe
Area News
Koontz
Stephens
Lewis Costello
Sanitation Authority
Authority
Humphrey Steals March Lead At Editors Meeting
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey edged ahead of Jimmy Carter Henry Jackson and Morris Udall by entering the American Society of Newspaper Editors venue through a main entrance after a federal court ordered picketing restrictions were enforced. Carter Jackson and Udall answered editors questions by phone as polls showed Humphrey and Carter neck and neck in late March surveys with Carter at 32 percent and Humphrey at 31.
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Warren Weaver JR
New York Times
Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Jimmy Carter
Henry M. Jackson
Morris K. Udall
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Humphrey
Union
National Association of Broadcast
Shoreham
NBC
Carter
Jackson
Udall
Gerhard A. Gesell
Editors Association
Gallup
New York
Wisconsin
Clarke County feature spotlights Arabia Clarke area
In today’s Star Clarke Compass Page 12 the Arabia Clarke County area is highlighted as the weekly feature. Shenandoah Apple Blossom will host John Lucas a famed Maryland basketball scorer and ACC tennis standout as a fete guest in Page 15.
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Clarke Compass
Arabia
Clarke County
Clarke
Fete
John Lucas
Maryland
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Amherst
Seiour
Saiqa Organization
Palestine Liberation Army
Abby
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