GOP Wooin g Delegates Ford Reagan Face Uncommitted Vote
Ford plans White House receptions to win over remaining uncommitted delegates as Reagan campaigns on the road and election results place 1 066 Ford 1 020 Reagan with 172 uncommitted. Carter Mondale relax before Kansas City convention.
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AFL-CIO to Back Carter in 1976 Campaign
The AFL-CIO Executive Council plans to endorse Democratic nominee Jimmy Carter with a final decision by the General Board. Meany indicated support would come after the Republican convention, but labor sources say council members want to act now to mobilize unions and political workers from about 14 million members. The endorsement would mark a return to the liberal coalition that helped elect past Democratic presidents.
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Tobacco farmers win share in antitrust suit
A federal appeals court ruled that about 20 000 tobacco farmers in South Carolina may be represented in a $330 million antitrust lawsuit against 15 tobacco manufacturers and the U S Department of Agriculture.
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Congress on leaks taxes and reform bills this week
The Ethics Committee opens hearings on the leaked intelligence report amid a July recess. Daniel Schorr faces CBS suspension while questions on the leak loom over Flynt and the panel. Senate votes midweek on extending the $10 000 tax cut for individuals and $15 000 families. A Watergate reform act and unemployment provisions push through Congress.
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Auto Workers Bring Demands Begin Talks With GM
DETROIT AP The United Auto Workers opens a three year bargaining round with General Motors to cover 680000 US and Canadian workers as age current pacts expire in September. UAW President Leonard Woodcock leads negotiators into a ceremonial session with GM negotiators led by George Morris. Similar meetings follow with Ford Motor Co.
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