Indiana vote seen key test for Ford
AP News Analysis outlines how President Ford faces a pivotal Indiana by election test against Ronald Reagan as GOP momentum from Texas reshapes expectations. Crossover voting, open primaries, and delegate dynamics loom large with Nebraska and West Virginia looming in May while Democrats seek to consolidate Carter’s campaign amid Wallace and Udall rivalries.
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Primaries test power of office in winning votes
A sprawling national primary day narrows Ford and Reagan contest for the Republican presidential nomination. Reagan sweeps the South and aims to broaden a lead with wins in Indiana Georgia and Alabama while Ford campaigns in Indiana and Alabama challenging Reagan over budget and Panama Canal. Democratic contests persist in DC and the three states, with Carter well positioned to claim delegates in a tightening race. Local DC battles focus on two uncommitted state-led slates under Mayor Walter Washington and nonvoting delegate Walter Fauntroy.
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Weicker Filibuster Delays Federal Election Bill
Senator Lowell Weicker Jr. blocks final action on the FEC bill in the Senate by filibuster, arguing for votes before the July 4 recess on measures to supervise intelligence agencies, require full financial disclosure, and protect income tax return privacy. The House passed a compromise bill 291 to 81. Ford has not said if he will sign or veto. The dispute followed a Supreme Court ruling that all FEC members be presidential appointees for fund disbursement.
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Disordered Puzzle Clues On Historical Figures And Dates
A fragmented list presents disjoint terms Sleeping sickness and Martians with assorted year hints. It pairs items like Monroe Crimean Rasputin Franklin Harvard with letters and centuries, suggesting a misaligned quiz or code puzzle from a historical page.
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Day care bill faces veto override vote in Congress
Congressional backers push a 125 million child day care measure toward a veto override, aiming to suspend federal staffing standards and boost social services funding. Ford argues the bill raises costs and shifts burdens from state to federal government, contending states should set their own standards. Supporters say extra funds are needed to meet staffing goals and help working mothers keep jobs.
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