Moat Nevada delegates in Brown's camp
LAS VEGAS UP I The party officials Saturday gave Brown 4 votes to the New York convention floor with the remaining 4 percent split among Jimmy Carter Frank Church and uncommitted Brown's 6 percent votes will be shared among delegates Carter all three votes shared by four delegates Church will have one vote shared by two delegates James San Uni Brown's state campaign chairman will be the only Nevada delegate with an elected post Gov Mike O Callaghan a Jackson supporter will not be a voting delegate as Jackson failed to win enough primary votes.
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Expansion of A-plants advocated
The Atlantic Council urged expanding atomic power and uranium production to meet decades of energy demand. The panel said plants are safe and economical, proposing a six point plan to cut oil dependency, with uranium output rising to 4 700 tons by 1978.
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Udall Concentrates Campaign in Ohio Primary Bid
Senator Udall has focused campaign efforts in Ohio over the past weeks aiming to secure the state's primary win. His strategy centers on rallies, voter outreach, and addressing local concerns to bolster support before the pivotal contest.
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Wallace calls for spiritual revival at Pomona fair
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace urged a national spiritual revolution during a 20 minute address at the Pomona Fairground as grand marshal of the Bicentennial Gospel Music Fair. He argued government should serve individuals, not master them, and criticized the new left for noise over knowledge.
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California Poll Shows Brown Reagan Lead In Primary
Pollster Mervin Field reports Reagan leading Ford 62 to 35 and Brown ahead of Carter 54 to 20 with Church at 9. Hayden trails Tunney in the Senate race but gains momentum. Hayakawa and Finch tied at 28 percent, Bell at 20, race described as very fluid.
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Presidential Candidate Disrupted by Peanut Incident
An awkward scene interrupted a presidential candidate when a peanut caused a disruption. The attacker grabbed the candidate around the chest before the peanut expelled from Rasgen's windpipes.
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