Pro-Life Housewife Nominated For Democratic Nods
Ellen McCormack a 49 year old Long Island housewife will be nominated for president at the Democratic convention joining Carter Udall and Brown. Her campaign has cost over 500000 and centers on banning abortions with Catholic Church backing. The effort operates from two rooms at the Statler Hilton across from Madison Square Garden with nine volunteers and minimal access to the Garden floor.
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Syrian Troops Enter Lebanon in New Lebanon Battle
In a joint Moslem command report 1000 Syrian troops crossed the border to reinforce attacks on Baalbek and Sidon with tanks and heavy cannon. A second force moved toward Jezzine as fighting intensifies around Sidon and the Muslim leadership disputes withdrawal claims. Separately a federal grand jury indicts seven Washington Post pressmen over alleged riot and property damage during a strike.
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City Council to resume Monday afternoon meetings on trial
Winchester city officials plan a trial Monday afternoon to Tuesday evening voting session to shorten monthly meetings. Mayor Bell argued it fits council desires while opponents worry about public access. Last night the proposal failed to gain support, and the session extended to late night with lengthy committee reports.
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Nomination Night Brings Carter Close to Victory
In New York Jimmy Carter edges toward the Democratic presidential nomination as roll call votes push his total above 1505. He plans to name a running mate later this week with senators Muskie Mondale Glenn among top possibilities. The convention moves toward unity as Carter meets governors and labor leaders ahead of Thursday’s formal acceptance.
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Tonight's Democratic National Convention Schedule
New York AP reports tonight's schedule for the Democratic National Convention. The evening opens with invocation colors and speeches by Milwaukee Mayor Henry Maier and governors Philip Noel of Rhode Island and Reubin Askew of Florida. Nomination and roll call follow, with the nominee announced at midnight.
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Virginia Delegation Anticipates Carter Nomination Buzz
A Virginia delegation caucus projected Carter leading the 1976 Democratic nomination race with 45 to 50 votes versus Udall. Some Udall supporters may still flip before roll call, and Carter could clinch nomination before Virginia votes are counted.
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City Council approves stadium lights sparking park plans
City Council approved stadium lights last night a move seen as paving the way for a possible permanent baseball stadium at Rouss Park. Also noted appointments to standing committees with details on Area News page.
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