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  Ford Courier June 1976

  From Sunset Magazine - June 1976 issue

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  1976 Ford Custom Courier

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  1976 Ford Courier Advertisement Hot Rod August 1976

  1976 Ford Courier Advertisement Hot Rod August 1976

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  Ford Courier '1976

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  1957 Ford Ranchero

  Photo taken in Kungsholmstorg at Gärdesloppet, or Prins Bertil Memorial, Stockholm, Sweden. Drivers: Anders & Sigbritt Bremö. The Ford Ranchero is a coupe utility that was produced by Ford between 1957 and...

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  Ford Courier, First Generation (1971-1976)

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  1976 Ford Courier Ad

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  Son Ryan's 76 Ford Courier

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  Ford Courier '1976

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  Spurrier vs. The Best: Gamecock coach on playing and coaching against biggest ...

  08/22/15, via Charleston Post Courier

  No one else has played against Bear Bryant, Bobby Dodd, George Halas, Chuck Noll and Bud Grant and coached teams to wins over Joe Paterno, Danny Ford and Lou Holtz. Wearing cleats or a headset, Spurrier has mixed it up with Vince Dooley, George 

• Creating a fortress for pope's visit

  08/21/15, via Bucks County Courier Times (subscription)

  Cardinal John Krol, who was instrumental in bringing the pope here, had a close personal friendship with Mayor Rizzo dating back to the week-long Eucharistic Congress in August 1976. That event was an important part of the bicentennial celebration.

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  Newspaperman reflects on career in Doylestown talk

  08/20/15, via Bucks County Courier Times (subscription)

  He also handled media relations during a 1976 campaign stop in Philadelphia by President Gerald Ford. But he couldn't stay away from his true love, newspapers, and went to work for The Bulletin in 1978. The evening paper, once the city's most popular, 

• Krull: Carter's legacy extends to many presidents

  08/20/15, via Evansville Courier & Press

  It was 1976 and the nation still was reeling from a series of sledgehammer blows that nearly tore us apart — the upheaval associated by the Civil Rights movement, the turmoil caused by the Vietnam War, Watergate, Richard Nixon's resignation and Gerald

• The Latest: Carter will undergo radiation for brain cancer

  08/20/15, via Bristol Herald Courier (press release) (blog)

  Carter was the nation's 39th president, defeating Gerald Ford in 1976. Ronald Reagan succeeded him in 1980 after a landslide victory. Carter rebuilt his career as a humanitarian, founding the Carter Center in 1982 to focus on global health care and 

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  Jimmy Carter to undergo radiation for cancer on his brain

  08/20/15, via Bristol Herald Courier (press release) (blog)

  Carter was the nation's 39th president, advancing as a virtual unknown on the national stage to defeat President Gerald Ford in 1976. But several foreign policy crises, in particular the Iran hostage crisis, crushed his bid for re-election and Ronald

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  Nation & world briefs: Northern California blaze grows, jumps into Napa County

  08/12/15, via Your Houston News

  Carter was the nation's 39th president, defeating Gerald Ford in 1976 with a pledge to always be honest. A number of foreign policy conflicts doomed his bid for a second term, and Carter lost to Ronald Reagan in a landslide.Officials: At least 13 dead

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  Ford Courier ' 1976
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Creating a fortress for pope's visit - Bucks County Courier Times (subscription)

As I commented (and documented to a limited extent) yesterday, the Soviet Union wanted to kill Pope John Paul II, and had FAR more resources to do it than any "jahadi. " At the time the U. S. was just coming out of a period when there had been a bombing by domestic terrorists almost every day, including at high level facilities like the Pentagon. Yet security for Pope John Paul II's visit in 1979 was NOTHING like what is being imposed for Pope Francis's visit. Are we finding more excuses for "high security" (as C-Paul below observes) as a remunerative profession, or have we REALLY become scared of our own shadows as a result of 20 fanatics getting lucky in 2001. I recall that by the end of the day... I can't believe one needs to remind you of September 11, 2001. None of the other places you mention suffered such a devastating attack on their own home soil in recent time - an incident that has forever changed the way Americans define the words... The Bucks County Courier Times is the premier source covering Bucks County local community news as well as breaking news, sports, business, entertainment and features. The Courier Times’ reporters, photographers and videographers track Lower Bucks County news. Visitors can easily search and find content specific to Lower Bucks County community news from towns like Bensalem, Newtown, Morrisville,. Source: www.buckscountycouriertimes.com

Krull: Carter's legacy extends to many presidents - Evansville Courier & Press

INDIANAPOLIS — Jimmy Carter now battles cancer. None of the talk really has captured Carter's true significance. To understand why Carter looms large in our history, we need to remember how he captured the White House. It was 1976 and the nation still was reeling from a series of sledgehammer blows that nearly tore us apart — the upheaval associated by the Civil Rights movement, the turmoil caused by the Vietnam War, Watergate, Richard Nixon's resignation and... Carter came to power promising to heal us as a nation. The men who occupied the Oval Office before Carter — John Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson, Nixon, and Ford — all had been creatures of Washington, D. C. Three had served in both the U. S. House of Representatives and the U. S. Senate and the other had... He ran not from a base of power in Washington, but against Washington. Carter ran to win. Four years after Carter, Ronald Reagan ran an even better outsider's campaign than. Source: www.courierpress.com

The Latest: Carter will undergo radiation for brain cancer - Bristol Herald Courier (press release) (blog)

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• Carter 'at ease' and ready for radiation treatment on cancer

  08/19/15, via Ottumwa Courier

  Carter was the nation's 39th president, advancing as a virtual unknown on the national stage to defeat President Gerald Ford in 1976. But several foreign policy crises, in particular the Iran hostage crisis, crushed his bid for re-election and Ronald ...

• Jimmy Carter to undergo radiation for cancer on his brain

  08/20/15, via Lincoln Courier

  Carter was the nation's 39th president, advancing as a virtual unknown on the national stage to defeat President Gerald Ford in 1976. But several foreign policy crises, in particular the Iran hostage crisis, crushed his bid for re-election and Ronald ...

• The Latest: Jimmy Carter will undergo radiation for cancer

  08/20/15, via Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier

  Carter was the nation's 39th president, defeating Gerald Ford in 1976. Ronald Reagan succeeded him in 1980 after a landslide victory. Carter rebuilt his career as a humanitarian, founding the Carter Center in 1982 to focus on global health care and democracy.

• Newspaperman reflects on career in Doylestown talk

  08/20/15, via Bucks County Courier Times

  He also handled media relations during a 1976 campaign stop in Philadelphia by President Gerald Ford. But he couldn't stay away from his true love, newspapers, and went to work for The Bulletin in 1978. The evening paper, once the city's most popular ...

• Nation & world briefs: Northern California blaze grows, jumps into Napa County

  08/13/15, via Your Houston News

  Carter, 90, announced on Aug. 3 that he had surgery to remove a small mass from his liver.Carter was the nation’s 39th president, defeating Gerald Ford in 1976 with a pledge to always be honest. A number of foreign policy conflicts doomed his bid for a ...

• Alanson resident to raise awareness for veterans with yard signs

  07/02/15, via Petoskey News

  ALANSON — Kate Cosens has a unique patriotic sign sitting outside her home in Alanson. It's a simple message, asking residents to be respectful and kind to veterans during the patriotic weekend. Please be courteous with fireworks. 1 Petoskey News Review ...

• The rise and fall of the Ford Thunderbird

  04/26/15, via Chicago Tribune

  The rise, fall and legacy of the legendary Ford Thunderbird. The legacy of the Ford Thunderbird lives on in the hearts of enthusiasts and Ford. Sixty years ago, Ford and Chevrolet stood grille-to-grille with competing ideas for an American sports car.