Udall Faces Two Key Primaries in New York and Wisconsin
UPI reports the Democratic presidential race tightens as Morris Udall must win or place strongly in New York and Wisconsin on April 6 to stay viable. Henry Jackson and Jimmy Carter vie for momentum, with Udall backed by liberal groups ADA and New Democratic Coalition.
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Wallace Reagan campaign updates amid polls and legal filings
Wallace says health a concern but aims to use delegates to shape the party. Reagan seeks more prime time for a nationwide speech as polls vary. Udall would accept a VP slot on Carter or Jackson tickets. Separate polls show differing outcomes for Carter, Jackson, Wallace, and Ford, with regional and independents affecting leads. A Michigan primary financing dispute leads to a restraining order, while Moynihan faces ballot hurdles in New York.
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Longet Joins 500 At Service For Sabich
At Aspen memorial for Vladimir Spider Sabich about 500 attended, including Claudine Longet who faces charges of criminal negligent homicide. DA says she may be charged. she posted a $5,000 bond for an April 8 hearing. Sabich, a two time world pro ski champ, was shot March 21 at his home. he is buried in Placerville, California.
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Transit strike threat looms in New York City
The Transit Workers Union voted 5000 members to strike if a new contract with the Transit Authority is not reached by midnight Wednesday. NYC faces six million daily bus and subway rides, with options to drive, bike, taxi, or walk if the strike proceeds. The city cited funding limits for pay raises.
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Lockheed ex head defends payoffs as game rules
Daniel J. Haughton former Lockheed Aircraft chairman defends past payoffs to foreign leaders to boost sales saying he did nothing wrong and that profits and sales for shareholders justified the actions. He spoke in Yakima where he attended a fundraiser for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.
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Nine eastern cities hit by postal service cutbacks
The Postal Service will reduce deliveries to nine eastern cities by cutting business district service from twice daily to once daily starting today. Aimed at saving about 2 million dollars annually, the changes target areas deemed least disruptive, with further reductions planned in Manhattan New York this spring and in 14 southern cities now receiving two daily deliveries. Washington National Press Building will move from three to two deliveries daily, affecting news agencies relying on government mail.
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