GOP opens 4 day convention amid ERA abortion protests
DETROIT UP I reports the Republican National Convention begins with 4000 delegates and alternates amid protests by ERA supporters. Reagan is the party favorite with questions over a running mate and conservative platform planks on abortion and judges. Possible veep choices include Bush Kemp Laxalt Baker Rumsfeld Vander Jagt Simon and Simon. Ford may advise.
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Amy Alcott Leads Despite Heat With 8 Stroke Advantage
In a crowded heat schedule Alcott maintained a commanding eight stroke lead aided by fudge brownies. The report notes challengers faltered as temperatures neared 100 degrees during the round on page 1B.
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Father’s quip on teaching kids the value of a dollar
A humorous index quote recalls a father’s attempt to teach money value to his children as they laughed through the lesson. The line captures a family moment centered on money and humor.
Leach Sees Bush as Reagan Veep Choice for Iowa
Davenport Republican Congressman Jim Leach says Reagan should keep his vice presidential pick secret until the convention. He backs George Bush as the best ticket partner, noting Bush's foreign policy background could unite the party and counter Anderson. Leach predicts a strong chance of Bush being chosen.
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Cuba accuses Morocco of brutal two-ship attack off West Africa
Cuba says two Moroccan warplanes strafed two Cuban ships 30 miles off former Spanish Sahara while delivering fuel to tuna boats. One captain was killed and three crewmen gravely injured. Moroccan government had no immediate comment.
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Michigan Governor’s car stolen near Detroit convention
Governor William Milliken’s Lincoln Mark VI limousine was stolen from a motel near Detroit Metropolitan Airport as Michigan prepared for the Republican National Convention. State police issued a bulletin for the black four door car with license MSG-000 while Milliken rode with police escort and backup autos available.
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