Reagan Seeks TV Time as Wisconsin New York Primaries Near
Reagan denounces ABC CBS and NBC for denying him air time arguing it violates fairness and the people's right to know. With three April primaries looming Carter and Wallace campaigns continue while Ford and Reagan shift tactics to television.
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Ruling on Search May Face Appeal Over Aircraft Status
Covonine County Attorney says they will appeal a Superior Court ruling that an airplane is not a motor vehicle under Arizona law, potentially blocking seizures in narcotics cases. Judge Mangum ordered the Sanders and Achon plane returned, while DPS holds it pending Supreme Court action.
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County GOP Picks Ford-Just Barely
Coconino County Republicans chose Ford by a slim margin over Reagan for state convention delegates. Ford eight to Reagan seven with one uncommitted. 20 delegates and 29 alternates will attend the Aug 16 convention in Kansas City. Local names include John Verkamp and Eldon Roth among delegates and Kay Meatay among alternates. State reps Wetton and Beaches attended the meeting.
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Hopis Lose Bid for Supreme Court Hearing on Coal Lease
A faction of Hopi Indians loses a bid for Supreme Court review of a lease granted by the Interior Department to Peabody Coal Co. to mine coal on Black Mesa. They argue the Hopi Tribal Council lacked authority under the Hopi Constitution to approve the lease, which supplies coal to Mojave and Navajo plants.
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Gillmen assassinated Argentine police chief before Videla inauguration
In Buenos Aires, Gillmen killed the chief of operations of the Argentine federal police hours before a ceremony for General Jorge Videla to assume the presidency. The planned transfer of power proceeded amid the violence.
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George Bush names former Sixth Fleet commander as deputy
CIA Director George Bush named the former Sixth Fleet commander as deputy for relations with other intelligence agencies in a move he says will reorganize the intelligence community. The appointment marks an important step in tightening cooperation among agencies.
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Arizona Boy Drowns
In Tucson a B year old boy drowned in a backyard pool while a pair of 2 year olds were rescued from another pool over the weekend authorities said Shawn Ellis Libby died Saturday afternoon.
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Pally arraigned on felony charges in Los Angeles
Inside Today Creative Arts schedule outlines page references. Pally is arraigned on felony counts in Los Angeles. The paper lists additional items including Covohino County unemployment rate rise, editorial by Ramily Litre, and various sections such as Comion Annulments, Sports, Markets, Weather across multiple pages.
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Moody to Beat Deadline for Flagstaff Swearing In
Flagstaff mayor elect Robert L. Moody will be sworn in April 6 as scheduled after saying he did not miss filing expense and contribution statements by a deadline later deemed unclear. City Clerk Linda Butler noted Moody filed on time. two other candidates, Mundy and Rick Smith, faced potential penalties for late filings. Moody defeated incumbent J Dale Nations by about 3,400 votes. Smith lost a bid for four year council seats as Babbitt Holst Irby and Hughes prepare to take oaths.
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Rick) Smith
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Economic Index Gains Again in February report
Washington AP reports the leading indicators index rose 0.8 percent in February marking the fourth straight monthly gain though at a slower pace than January's 1.5 percent rise. The gain reflects stronger demand as more firms report slower supplier deliveries rising to 50 percent from 42 percent.
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Icy Streets Slow Morning Commute on Santa Fe Avenue
Morning traffic slowed by ice and minor snow flurries leaving about four inches on the ground. National Weather Service forecasts scattered light snow today with clearing and colder tonight and a sunny, warmer Tuesday. Highs near 44 today, 50 Tuesday. lows around 14. Details, page 2.
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