McCormack to Receive Federal Campaign Funds
The FEC ruled Ellen McCormack eligible for federal presidential campaign funds and will issue a $100,000 installment this week as part of $629,150 in matching funds for primary candidates. The decision faces a Sunday deadline amid questions from commissioner Staebler about donor clarity and campaign naming. Other disbursements included Ford, Reagan, Bayh, Shapp, and Udall funds totaling over $1.2 million for listed candidates.
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Reagan loses New Hampshire primary choice labeled rhetoric
White House aide Rogers Morton said Ronald Reagan’s 49 percent GOP showing against Ford is rhetoric not a victory and predicted a larger margin for Ford in Florida on March 9. Morton cited Ford’s momentum after trailing in New Hampshire and questioned Nixon’s China trip impact.
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Norquen Sudden U.S. Market Withdrawal
Syntex will discontinue marketing the Norquen sequential oral contraceptive in the United States at the FDA's request. The FDA ordered removal after evaluating that the product could pose health risks to users. The decision follows an agency advisory urging all makers to halt sales and distribution.
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