Carter and Ford Trade Charges Ahead of Election Campaign
Democratic nominee Jimmy Carter campaigned in the East accusing Republicans of harming urban neighborhoods and endorsing weak economic policy. President Ford remained at the White House with plans to push a tax revision bill, sign bills aiding day care and Idaho dam victims, and deploy surrogates like Bob Dole as Mondale rallies continued in Ohio and California.
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Labor Day 1976 Sees Nation Mark Worker's History and Holidays
Labor Day observations mix union memory with campaign stops as Americans enjoy warm weather, beaches, and shopping. Police rallies in New Orleans, Petrillo tribute in Chicago, and Camden honors mark the holiday while strikes and labor talks cloud industry news. Carter launches campaign in Warm Springs. Ford family stars in Maryland parade.
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Congress Moves to Wrap Up Agenda Before Campaign Season
Congress pressed to adjourn by Oct. 2 with priority votes on tax revisions and a defense bill. The Senate prepared final action on an antitrust measure and the House planned talks on Clean Air Act changes as leaders seek a two year agenda wrap.
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Television's Electric Company and reading skills debate
The piece argues television both broadens young viewers' horizons and risks excessive viewing. It notes Sesame Street introduces letter sounds before Electric Company and cites rapid adoption in homes and schools during the early 1970s.
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Kissinger urged to start Africa shuttle from Paris
Secretary of State Kissinger was asked by Tanzanian President Nyerere to begin a diplomatic shuttle in Africa to ease racial tensions in southern Africa. A senior official said the trip could start by Monday with possible first stop in Dakar.
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Apple Forecast Challenges Local Apple Industry Expert
Philip Glaize, a local apple industry expert, predicts a tough year for the industry in his forecast featured on the Business Page. The report highlights factors shaping yields and prices for growers.
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