Reagan: Mission Impossible? Analysis from Ford race
Reagan campaign strategist John Sears outlines four soft spots that could hinder Gerald Ford's bid for the 1976 Republican nomination. Ford lacks national campaign experience, incumbent advantages, and steady control of events, while Reagan, out of office since 1972, may attract attention but lacks a formal national operation. Sears notes Ford's strengths in publicity and federal resources but questions the overall balance against a nonincumbent challenger.
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Congress
Michigan
Ford Motors Challenge Case Tests New Recall Law
Ford Motor Co sues in U S District Court in Washington challenging sections of the National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act that authorize recalls and repairs at manufacturer expense for about 600 000 cars including 1968 and 1969 Mustang and Mercury Cougar models The company contests provisions it says could trigger fines up to 4200 000 and due process issues while the government maintains seat back bracket snapping poses safety risks and that owners must be notified even if Ford fights the recall
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Ford Motor Co
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Ford
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Washington
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Safety’ Agency
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Dress Revue purple ribbon winners named
Purple ribbon winners announced at the Butler County Fair Dress Revue include Janet Allen Barb Miller Sue Armagast Jill Rathje Jeanine Schvitt Loulde Palik Meg Klosterman Ann Kloster Tan Susan Vrbka Ann Peters Marcia Fricke Theresé Benesch Connie Prochaska Janet Arps Teresa Divis Mary Fricke Susan Verbka School clothes winner Janet Arps Vicki Warholeski Mary Katherine Sypal Tom Ruth special occasion winner Mary Katherine Sypal Lounge and sleeping category noted as well.
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Butler County Fair
Janet Allen
Barb Miller
Sue Armagast
Jill Rathje
Jeanine Schvitt
Loulde Palik
Meg Klosterman
Ann Kloster- Tan
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Ann Peters
Marcia Fricke
Theresé Benesch
Connie Prochaska
Janet Arps
Teresa Divis
Mary Fricke
Susan Verbka
Sharon Nemec
Jane Tomek
Vicki Warholeski
Mary Katherine Sypal
Tom Ruth
Preempt Gone Wrong Wins Grand Slam Boost
In a match point duplicate, a bold East preempt backfired on a fragile hand. South, allergic to preempts, reached a grand slam after two bidding rounds. South wins the spade lead, then heart continuation, finesses clubs and diamonds to seal a top score.
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King of Diamonds
Bridge bidding reply to partner's one spade opening
Discussion on standard responses to a one spade opening with a strong notrump style. Recommends two clubs as the correct overcall for balanced hands. If partner supports with two diamonds, bid notrump. if they rebid two spades, bid three hearts.
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South Dakota
Mustaches OK for troopers
Indiana State Police Board adopts first regulation allowing troopers to wear a well trimmed mustache. The policy bans bushy or excessive styles and must not extend beyond the mouth corners. This explicit guideline clarifies acceptable facial hair for state troopers.
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Indianapolis
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Indiana State Police Board
Psychiatric drug use questioned by former patients
Janet Gotkin and five other ex patients testified before a Senate judiciary subcommittee about widespread tranquilizer use and electroshock in mental hospitals. Gotkin, 32, described decades of drug treatment, including Thorazine, and called chemical restraint a political issue as others shared similar experiences. The hearing also noted Skylab orbital cycles as context.
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