Ford Heckled as He Campaigns at Alma Mater
President Ford opened his fall campaign at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor amid boos from some students while others gave a standing ovation. Opponent Carter spoke to a Dearborn AFL CIO convention criticizing Ford and Nixon for economic ills, urging voters to demand trust and clear plans.
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Area Rain Falls With Little Help For Local Farmers
The nearly two inch rain across the region offers scant benefit to crops already matured or harvested. Farmers report drought losses, with Halifax County alone predicting about 15 million dollars in crop damage while pastures and ponds may benefit modestly.
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Henry Brumback
Roll Up Your Sleeve America Campaign Aims Slowed Swine Flu Rollout
The CDC and National Medical Audio Visual launch a national awareness drive but warn vaccine limits mean not all Americans can be inoculated when shots first roll out in October. Officials project 20 million doses by October 1, 97 million by December, and 130 million by January, with priority to adults and high risk groups.
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Kissinger Starts Second Leg of African Peace Mission
Secretary of State Kissinger arrives in Lusaka for the second leg of his African shuttle in pursuit of peace justice and progress in southern Africa. Zambian officials and leaders signal support for intensified armed struggle until black majority rule is achieved in Rhodesia and Namibia and apartheid ends in South Africa.
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John Vorster
Ian Smith
Thousands flee Friuli quake in escalating Italian exodus
In UDINE Italy thousands abandon homes after a May 6 earthquake sequence. Government deploys hundreds of trucks to move residents toward Adriatic coast or Dolomites as 35 tremors strike weekly. Death toll rises and 20 000 homeless. cultural losses mount with the destruction of towns and art treasures.
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Deputy Pannell Convicted in Assault Case
Frederick County Sheriff Carroll Mauck questioned the assault charge against deputy Raymond Pannell 26 saying he must be tried. Pannell was found guilty in Winchester General District Court of assault and battery on Robert Luttrell 21 fined 100 dollars and 15 days in jail pending appeal.
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Carter Hall Auction Set This Weekend at Millwood
The famous Carter Hall in Millwood will be sold at auction this weekend. A Clarke Compass feature highlights a landscape engineer who did much of the work on Carter Hall's grounds. Handley High School remained closed last fall after disturbances.
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