Ford Splits Carter Loses in West Primary Night
Ford upset Howald Reagan in Tennessee and Kentucky while winning Oregon, with Carter sweeping border states yet faltering in the West. Reagan carried Arkansas, Idaho and Nevada to stay in the race as California primary looms. Delegates tallies show Ford closing the gap. Carter leads with 877 to Ford 644, with 1130 needed. Church drubs Carter in Oregon and Idaho. Brown stops him in Nevada. Carter claims momentum for a first ballot win despite losses.
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Trade Deficit Widens as Exports Rise in April
Washington reports U S exports up 4.9 percent in April to the highest in five months, while imports exceed exports by 202 million dollars keeping a fourth straight trade deficit. Also notes on Watergate comments by Ehrlichman and a Senate probe into Kennedy assassination motives.
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Cedar Rapids CPI Rises Moderately Above National Rate
Cedar Rapids consumer prices edged up 0.8 percent in the mid January to mid April quarter, keeping the local CPI at 162.6 and 7.3 percent above a year ago. Nationwide CPI rose 0.9 percent for the quarter, with food and apparel showing notable shifts and housing and health costs posting gains.
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U S Sued To Halt Out in Food Stamps
A coalition of 53 labor unions and 22 church groups and about 73 food stamp families sue to block new Agriculture Department rules aimed at tightening the program. They argue the changes will cut or severely reduce benefits starting next Tuesday, creating administrative chaos and higher costs.
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Hays Test Why Was She Paid A Widespread Affair and Probe Push
Rep Wayne Hays admitted a personal relationship with Elizabeth Ray a 34 year old clerk on the House administers committee payroll amid fresh tax funded payroll questions and calls for an ethics panel probe FBI and justice department scrutiny intensify as lawmakers press for action.
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Marion City Manager Joe Painter Resigns for Kennewick
Marion city manager Joe Painter resigned to become city manager of Kennewick Washington. His departure is effective mid July after two years in Marion where he helped stabilize administration and expand citizen involvement. Painter, 31, cited family location and better prospects as reasons and said he will not recommend a successor. Mayor and council personnel issued mixed remarks noting his cooperation and achievements including the development of the community center.
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