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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

17 Jul 1980

Page 12

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1980

Page

12

South Carolina GOP Feud Heats Over Delegation Leadership

Patrick accuses Rep. Carroll Campbell of monopolizing ceremonial duties in the South Carolina delegation to the Republican National Convention. Campbell rejects a reply, while Edwards and Thurmond express cautious support as intra party tensions surface after a prior challenge for delegation chair.

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Marshall Parker South Carolina Ronald Reagan Detroit State Agriculture Commission Bryan Patrick Carroll Campbell Patrick Campbell Sen Strom’ Thurmond James B. Edwards Gov. Edwards Sen. Thurmond Edwards Thurmond Ford Reagan
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Reagan Announces Reagan Bush Ticket After Last Minute Shift

Reagan prepared to accept the Republican banner after selecting George Bush as running mate. He phoned potential vice presidential contenders and held a news conference to formalize the partnership, following a late night arena appearance and a rush of speculation about Gerald Ford joining the ticket.

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Detroit Ronald Reagan George Bush Bush Carter Walter F. Mondale Reagan Reagan Was To Present Formally the New Campaign Partnership Gerald R. Ford Ford
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Ford Aborted as Reagan Running Mate After Unmet Demands

Reagan aides say Gerald Ford could not be offered powers he demanded. Rep. Carroll Campbell says the Ford offer unraveled as Reagan shifted to former U N ambassador and CIA director George Bush. Sen. Strom Thurmond notes Ford sought responsibilities Reagan would not grant.

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Detroit Gerald Ford Ronald Reagan Carroll Campbell R-S.c Reagan U.N CIA George Bush Strom Thurmond Ford
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