Four States Set Primaries Tuesday Amid Wallace Comeback
Former Alabama Governor George C. Wallace headlines four states with primary elections on Tuesday. Arizona shows little opposition for Gov. Bruce Babbitt and Sen. Dennis DeConcini as Republicans seek nominees to face them in November. Florida imagines Gov. Bob Graham advancing for a second term while Lawton Chiles has no primary threat though Republicans target his seat. Connecticut Gov. William O'Neill and Sen. Lowell Weicker remain unopposed as November opponents already chosen at conventions.
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Associated Press
Alabama
George C. Wallace
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Dennis DeConcini
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Lawton Chiles
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William O’neill
Lowell Weicker
US Festival ends as thousands depart after record crowd
In San Bernardino California crowds left the Glen Helen Regional Park site after three days of rock and tech at the US Festival. Fleetwood Mac closed the 57 acre amphitheater while Apple co founder Steve Wozniak hailed the event a success and the audience peaked at about 175 000 on Saturday.
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Arab Summit Opens to Seek Unity After Beirut Crisis
Arab heads of state gather in Fez Morocco for a three day summit to craft a joint Middle East peace plan. Reagan’s Palestinian administration idea linked with Jordan for the West Bank and Gaza is not on the official agenda but expected to be discussed.
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President López Portillo Opens Nationalized Bank System
President López Portillo hoists the Mexican flag atop the Bank of Mexico as state control begins the nationalized banking era. The ceremony launches a new currency exchange system aimed at fairer rates, while the government seeks investor confidence and domestic belief in state management over private banks.
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Jose Lopez Portillo
Bank of Mexico
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Fire claims 19 lives in Los Angeles apartment blaze
A four story Los Angeles building fire early Saturday killed 19 people and left two children injured as firefighters aided their escape with oxygen. Officials say many victims could have survived if they had remained in their rooms for rescue.
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Los Angeles
Girl Raped and Parents Slain in Michigan Case
Morley Michigan AP report says a 14 year old girl was raped by ex convict Edward Louis Jack who then killed her parents, possibly to prevent danger to her sister, before dying in a standoff after fatally wounding James Johnson and Mary Johnson in their home.
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Morley
Mich
Edward Louis Jack
James Johnson
Mary
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