Backers See Schweiker Pick Expands Reagan Base
Ronald Reagan’s strategists say choosing Sen. Richard Schweiker as running mate broadens the base and strengthens the campaign. Ford supporters call it a desperate bid for delegates. Schweiker will campaign in the Northeast as Republicans seek to win delegates ahead of the convention.
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Notable Penmanship Readings and Oddball Elections Across Cities
Handwriting analyst verdicts place Carter as highly ambitious, Ford as friendly, and Reagan as independent in a Chicago segment. A 47th International Graphoanalysis Society session runs amid Detroit and Sherman Oaks mentions. In Chicago, Mark Bernhard proposed to Mary Sisler on a White Sox score board, ending with yes as the crowd cheered despite a 13 8 loss. In New York, Jean Kennedy Smith is named chair of a state Mental Hygiene Planning Council, with Senate confirmation pending. In Olympia, Sen Henry M Jackson files for a fifth Senate term after Carter.
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