Ford and Carter surge in New Hampshire prime
Ford edges Reagan with 64,786 votes 64 or 49 percent in a tight New Hampshire to Reagan 63,844 49 percent. Carter wins Democratic ballot, leads Udall and Bayh as returns come in. Carter vows to claim the nomination on the first ballot while Reagan proclaims victory in a campaign that highlighted splits in the party. Delegates tally shows Ford leading among Republicans and Carter among Democrats as results trickle in.
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Iowa reconsiders Highway 30 relocation plan near Cedar Rapids
The Iowa Department of Transportation re studies a proposed four lane Highway 30 realignment, with public protest from Linn and Benton counties citing loss of farmland. Raym ond Kassel notes rising land costs since 1070. Right of way cost projected at 1.523 million for 14.3 miles, with total project cost around 13.22 million. Resurfacing of existing Highway 30 between Highway 21 and Cedar Rapids slated for this year, while other corridor options and access approaches are explored. Legislation to block diagonal road construction gains momentum.
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IDOT Delays Signal Work In Hiawatha
Iowa Department of Transportation Commission delays action on two signalization projects on highway 150 near Eximons street in Hiawatha. Officials cite the need to stimulate progress on issues tied to the controversial Interstate 380 project through the city, which has opposed a highway through town and filed suit to block it. Hiawatha has not signed a pre design agreement, and a city counterproposal is under study.
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Noticeable Smoking Quip Tops Today’s Index
A witty line in today’s index comments on how people quit smoking in stages, noting first habits like cigarettes and then shifting to personal quirks. The brief quip ends with a playful jab about covrriant phrasing.
Five Agents Refuse To Testify Before House Panel
A House subcommittee urged contempt of Congress for five federal agents who refused to testify on government interception of cables. The agents said they were ordered by Attorney General Levi and Deputy Defense Secretary Clements to withhold, while the Senate Intelligence Committee turned over CIA and NSA mail opening files to the Justice Department for possible charges.
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Court Signals Major Change in Exclusionary Rule
The Supreme Court appears poised to overturn past rulings by possibly allowing illegally obtained evidence if police acted with a reasonable belief they were lawful. Chief Justice Burger pressed for a broader end to the exclusionary rule during a hearing, with a Santa Barbara lawyer arguing against complicity in illegal prosecutions.
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Goldwater Says Nixon Should Stay in China for U.S. Favor
Senator Barry Goldwater criticized former President Nixon for his trip to China accusing him of violating the Logan Act by discussing U.S. foreign policy. He suggested Nixon could do the country a favor by remaining in China and said the act prohibited private citizens from influencing foreign governments without authority. Nixon defended his statements as general and not aimed at criticizing Ford or Kissinger.
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Prosecution Attacks Psychiatrist Motives in Kidnapping Trial
In San Francisco the prosecutor pressed Dr. Louis West about motives behind his testimony on a 57 day closet confinement, questioning possible rewards from defendant Catherine Hearst’s mother and West’s salary pressures at UCLA. West defended his independence and described the child persona view as a clinical assessment without bias.
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