Mondale wins Wisconsin caucus and large delegate share
Walter Mondale trounced Gary Hart in Wisconsin Democratic caucuses, securing about 54 percent of raw votes and a clear lead in delegates. Hart criticized the caucus system as unfair while Jesse Jackson trailed. Mondale May delegate share projected at 47 for Mondale, 23 for Hart, with 8 others possible.
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World's biggest lab rack placed in 10 month orbit
An 11 ton aluminum cylinder carrying 57 space experiments was deployed from space shuttle Challenger for a 10 month mission to test materials in space. The 30 foot cylinder will return to Earth next February aboard another shuttle crew and will be analyzed on Earth.
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Marion woman rests during Linn County Democratic Convention
Linda Livingston of Marion attends the Linn County Democratic Convention at Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Cedar Rapids as an alternate delegate. She waits for party platform work to begin as the event unfolds.
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Senator Frank Church dies at 59 in Maryland
Washington Frank Church a four term U S senator from Idaho died at his Bethesda Maryland home after a battle with pancreatic cancer He was 59 and had undergone chemotherapy He was known as the boy orator of the Senate and served as chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee from 1979 He waged a 1976 Democratic presidential bid before endorsing Jimmy Carter.
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Tobacco and Morality study stirs NC church leaders
North Carolina church leaders grapple with a council of churches project titled Tobacco and Morality asking if growing tobacco is compatible with Christian ethics. The study notes tobacco’s deep economic role and warns a shift away may be slow and costly.
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U.S. Draws Plans for Possible Force in Central America
Senior Reagan officials say contingency plans exist for U S combat troops in Central America under the Rio Pact if current strategy fails. Public policy still denies such plans while private briefings note two levels of planning and War Powers Act requirements, with emphasis on aiding El Salvador and pressuring Nicaragua.
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Deregulation blamed for Iowa farm woes says banking chief
Iowa banking chief decries federal policy changes citing deregulation as a factor in farm sector difficulties. The discussion arises amid broader regulatory shifts affecting credit and agricultural lending. Tours of the Truman home in Independence Missouri begin in May, opening the historic site to the public.
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