Connally Faces Possible End in South Carolina Primary
In Charleston the conclusive test of John Connally's three decade political run unfolds as he battles Reagan and Bush for South Carolina's first in history Republican primary. Despite key endorsements and heavy spending, his momentum falters with poor early showings elsewhere and a bid to mobilize black voters amid a volatile open primary.
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New Hampshire Shapes 1980 Presidential Nomination Contenders
The New Hampshire primary trims field leaders as Carter Reagan and Kennedy face pressure. Connally presses South Carolina bid with Thurmond's support, while Baker lingers in third. Brown exits March contests. Kennedy’s prospects dim amid anti Kennedy sentiment. Reagan posts a decisive victory boosting momentum for coming southern contests.
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Quo Vadis America debate in 1980 presidential primary
A letter argues voters face a choice in the 1980 presidential primaries between returning to founding era constitutional values and opposing liberalism. It questions George H. W. Bush s electability and cites Reagan as a urged alternative amid critique of Carter Kennedy Bush and Anderson.
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Scott B Hunter Editor and Staff Roles Listed
The note lists Scott B Hunter as editor in chief and A B Cubredge as advertising director with Sue S Brown serving as production manager in the paper staff byline.
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Carter Strategy and Bush Moderation questioned in 1976 race
The piece notes Jimmy Carter’s campaign across regions to appear conservative moderate and liberal while later reversals leave voters uncertain. It contrasts with George Bush who claims moderation but is questioned by his background and associations including his father Prescott Bush.
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