Ford Whistle Stops Michigan on Presidential Express
Ford tours Michigan by a 165 mile whistle-stop from Flint to Niles on the Presidential Express amid a split race with Reagan. Reagan blasts Democratic crossover appeal while sweeping Oklahoma delegates and UPI tallies show Reagan leading Ford in delegates.
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Carter Seeks GOP Parity and Party Loyalty
Carter presses for party unity while courting Republican loyalty as debate over party integrity surfaces. Carter wins eight of New Mexico’s eighteen Democratic delegates, with Morris Udall taking six and four uncommitted. Brown gains Shriver endorsement in California as Carter’s reorganization plan draws criticism.
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Reagan Paid No Federal Taxes in 1970 Says New York Times
Former California governor Ronald Reagan paid no federal income tax in 1970 despite earnings over 73000. The New York Times analysis of 1970 to 1975 data Reagan has released suggests he paid little tax in several years, though details are incomplete. Reagan declined further disclosure through press aide James Lake.
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End All Use of Nuclear Power in World Report
Washington warned that terrorists and developing nations may turn peaceful atoms into weapons, urging a worldwide abandonment of nuclear power. Denis Hayes of Worldwatch Institute warned reactors could spread to 40+ nations by century’s end, with direct safety risks and long term radioactive waste challenges.
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Worldwatch Institute
United States
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China
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Parade article stirs debate over cancer treatment
The March Parade piece Does Your Doctor Know How To Treat Cancer? drew criticism from Linn County physicians who argued local doctors can coordinate with specialists and that chemotherapy is not a sudden cure-all. They emphasized consultation, second opinions, and proper referrals to experts.
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Aschoff
Thomas McIntosh
Curtis Hass
William Meffert
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Dr. Meffert
Collins Radio Cedar Rapids Workers Strike after Vote
Collins Radio in Cedar Rapids faces a strike after 64.6 percent voting no to a new contract. About 3,114 of 4,200 members cast ballots at the Armar ballroom, with 2,008 against and 1,099 for. seven ballots were spoiled. The company says operations will continue with facilities open and workers who choose to work will have jobs. Negotiations continue with separate talks for both sides.
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Cedar Rapids
Doug Heiden
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
IBEW
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Heiden
Local 1362
Collins
Rockwell International
Dick Goode
Collins Radio Group
NAACP Warns Ford On Busing Backtrack
Boston NAACP leader Thomas Atkins warns that if Justice Department and President Ford side with anti busing forces in court it will rekindle violence in Boston. Levi’s possible friend of the court brief opposed to court ordered busing is under consideration as the 1st circuit already upheld the order. Local officials urge legal support to challenge the desegregation plan which bussed 21 000 of 80 000 students amid a polarized city.
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Miniature furniture makers keep Mt Vernon family busy
A Mt Vernon family works on handcrafted miniature furniture for commercial outlets. The feature includes photos and details on their methods and available pieces.
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