Barbara Jordan Headlines Democratic National Convention Night
Barbara Jordan delivered the keynote at the Bicentennial Democratic National Convention at Madison Square Garden. Her presence, black and female, energized delegates who cheered her call for a national community and equal rights, while other leaders like John Glenn offered contrasting paths.
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Virginia job seekers flock to Ford plant openings
Hundreds lined up for 670 Ford assembly plant jobs in Norfolk with 236 applicants processed Monday and hundreds more turned away as the plant shores up staff.
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Carter Near Nomination as He Delivers Final Push at Convention
Carter maintains broad support as he moves toward the Democratic nomination with key meetings at the Americana Hotel. Udall and Brown plan formal nominations, while Carter reconciles with Black leaders and addresses female delegates' seat demands amid Wallace holdouts.
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Two Norfolk Doctors Call Indictments Ridiculous
Norfolk physicians Dr. James W. Phillips and Dr. Bernard Raymond face federal indictments for defrauding Medicare and Medicaid. They label the charges as the result of a large bureaucracy and say they are innocent victims. Nurse Thelma Zaluski is named as codefendant in both cases. The scheme allegedly ran from 1973 to 1975, with blank forms signed by patients and later filled for services not provided.
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Weather Summary for Northern Valley and Mountains
Fair and cool tonight with lows in the mid 50s. Wednesday will be partly sunny breezy and cool with highs in the mid 70s. mountains mid 50s, elsewhere upper 50s to mid 60s. Extended outlook through Saturday calls for fair dry start, humid near weekend, highs in the 80s and nightly in the upper 50s to 60s. Rainfall data show none in past 24 hours, yearly totals around 22 inches, with long term monthly and annual averages and records noted.
Carter meets women leaders promises high posts and court seat
Democratic women led by Rep. Bella Abzug met Jimmy Carter in New York. Carter pledged to name women to senior posts and to consider women for any Supreme Court vacancy. The National Women's Political Caucus aims to push women's issues at the Democratic Convention with a plan for representation in 1980.
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