Michigan showdown set Ford battles for crossover
Michigan primary race features President Ford appealing for crossover Democratic support while Ronald Reagan seeks to consolidate strength in Michigan and Kentucky. Carter pushes a five year nuclear test ban and world energy conference amid a crowded field including Udall and Reagan, with Romney criticizing Reagan's depth as Romney-backed Ford supporters flood radio in Michigan.
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Udall
Henry Jackson
Georgia
Jake Jackson
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Louisville
Reagar
Legis
George Romney
Texas
Indias
Nebraska
George Wallace
Indiana
Wills of Howard Hughes flood Las Vegas courthouse
In Las Vegas Clark County records pile up as UPI reports four Hughes wills surface amid suspicions raised by a Chicago official. Among the entrants are a fugitive linked to fraud cases and a man claiming contact with Hughes via a radio implanted in his mouth, with varied versions circulating about the billionaire’s estate.
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UPI
Howard Hughes
Clark County
Chicago
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Hughes Associates
William A Jones
Heir Finders Inc
Nashville
Jones
Salt Lake City
Grover Walker
Albuquerque
NX M
Richard Robard Hughes
Joseph Michael Brown” Hughes
Bernalike
Moon
Howard Hughes Jr
Utah Bicentennial concert unites Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Utah Symphony
Governor Rampton honors President Spencer W. Kimball with a plaque for church cooperation in Utah Bicentennial events. The joint Zion Canyon concert on June 11 at Zion Amphitheater in Springdale marks the fifth of six state tours. Tickets for standing room are $2 and available at Dixie College and Southern Utah State College. A new symphony titled A New Morning Symphony No 4 is being composed for the concerts.
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Calvin L. Rampton
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Spencer W. Kimball
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Springdale
Howard Smith
Rampton
Mormon Tabernacle Choir
Utah Symphony Orchestra
Utah Symphony
Zion
Dixie College
St. George
Southern Utah State College
Cedar City
Crawford Gates
Carol Lynn Pearson
Rockefeller tours quake area in Italy aiding recovery effort
UPI confirms Vic President Nelson Rockefeller toured the quake zone near Udine with Italian officials and Ford emissaries. He pledged U.S. relief as Congress debates 325 million in emergency aid for May tremor survivors, noting many Americans of Italian ancestry feel the tragedy as their own.
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Italy
UPI
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Nelson 4
Rockefeller
Ford
Congress
Utah Weather Summary Teases Warm Week Ahead
Forecaster calls for a promising warm spell through Monday with fair afternoons and cool nights across the central Intermountain region. A Pacific front advances Friday bringing a cooler weekend. highs near 64 to 79 and lows generally from the 30s to 40s. In St. George a state high of 89 was reached.
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Cental
Intermountain
Pacific
Utah
St. George
Local forecast for St George area warms into Friday
The St George forecast shows warmer conditions through Friday with gusty southerly winds in the afternoons. Highs Friday near 86 degrees and nights around 44 degrees, with Cedar City weekend warmth noted.
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St George Fair
Cedar City
Oldest man carries bear, receives honorary diploma
Charlie Smith, 133, named oldest person in the United States, wore cap and gown and carried a briefcase and teddy bear to accept an honorary high school diploma in Bartow Florida. He received a gold watch from the Polk County School Board chair and telegrams from President Ford. Smith says he was born in Liberia in 1842 and sold into slavery at age 12.
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Bartow
Senate approves 1977 budget targets in Senate House talks
The Senate backed a $341.3 billion budget for fiscal year starting Oct 1 with a $50.8 billion deficit. The measure, reflecting House-Senate conference work, surpasses Ford's proposal by about $175 billion and keeps Congress on a path to pass individual spending bills this summer.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
Frank E Moss
Utah
Senate
Predator control debate to air at Cedar City meeting
Cedar Wildlife Federation hosts an 8 p.m. talk at SUSC Music Recital Building to discuss predator control since federal bans on poisons. Environmentalists, wildlife officials, sportsmen, and livestock interests will present views with slides and documentation. Officials, media, and citizens expected.
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Cedar City
Utah
Utah Division of Wildlife Resources
Cedar Wildlife Federation
Susc
Downtown bar shooter kills four at 34 Club
In Norfolk Virginia a man released an hour earlier for illegal pistol possession opened fire in the 34 Club. David McRae 21 shot eight people before killing himself with a 45 caliber pistol. Victims included Gramond Clark 32 Raymond Babbs 31 Steven Ballard 27 and Alfred White 29. Navy man Harry Chipchase 27 was treated for a hip wound. Linwood McKay 20 and Rebecca Dobbins 93 were released after minor wounds.
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UPI
David McRae
McRae
Joseph H Jackson Jackson
Gramond Clark
Portsmouth
Raymond Babbs
Norfolk
Steven Ballard
Alfred White
Harry Chipchase
Portsmouth Naval Hospital
Linwood McKay
Rebecca Dobbins
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