Reagan denies seeking Armstrong for running mate
First Lady Betty Ford said Reagan approached Ambassador Anne Armstrong about a vice presidential bid but she declined. Reagan spokesman called the reports false and noted Armstrong had previously denied any offer. Armstrong, in Edinburgh, said she had not talked to Reagan and offered general support for Ford.
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Ford Reagan battle for Missouri delegates amid tight race
In Springfield Missouri President Ford and challenger Ronald Reagan chase Missouri's 19 remaining delegates at the GOP convention. The state will send 49 delegates to Kansas City with 15 Ford, 12 Reagan, and 3 uncommitted from May district conventions. Carter leads Democratic delegates as the AP survey shows Ford and Reagan near parity in the national tally. First Lady Betty Ford confirmed Reagan had tapped Mrs Armstrong for an appointment update.
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Carter weighs 14 liberals for vice presidential run
Democratic frontrunner Jimmy Carter is examining a list of 14 liberals for potential vice presidential candidates including two Black figures and a woman. The group features Barbara Jordan and Thomas Bradley along with senators Kennedy, Mondale, Muskie, and others.
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Longet case sparks criticism over closed court handling
Aspen DA denounces judge for closing then reopening the Longet hearing as Claudine Longet pleads innocent to manslaughter in skier Vladimir Sabich death. The six hour preliminary hearing was held behind locked doors with a gag order and sealed transcripts, raising concerns of media access and public sentiment manipulation.
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Additions Remodeling Roofing and Masonry by Boisvert
Norman E. Boisvert advertises additions remodeling roofing and masonry services for custom built homes with contact details and a phone-style string 929 9ML 4V4.
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