Reagan Leads Early Polls In 1976 Campaign
United PressInternational reports Reagan shows growing public support in early 1976 campaign polls. A Harris survey of 1,473 adults finds Reagan favored on government, bureaucracy cuts, and a strong stance toward the Soviet Union, with modest leads in several metrics. Ford’s popularity dips as he focuses on White House work and Budget/State of the Union prep.
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American children pick Bicentennial animal horse
Washington UPI report: in a National Humane Society junior division vote, the horse won as the bicentennial animal with 27.47 percent of about 7,000 votes. the bald eagle finished second with 2.2 percent, followed by deer, buffalo and grizzly bear.
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Blood test claims 88 percent cancer detection rate
An associate professor at Case Western Reserve University reports a complex blood test showing about 88 percent accuracy in detecting cancer. Powell cautions the data are preliminary and not ready for routine use, noting the need for more data and careful interpretation before public claims.
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