Reagan hints at staying active after governorship ends
Sacramento reports Ronald Reagan says he will influence public policy after his term, possibly as a U.S. senator, cabinet member, or citizen. He praises welfare reforms, notes a steady California workforce, and acknowledges tax controversies. He contemplates retirement at his ranch or Palisades home, but enjoys governing California now.
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Black convention condemns busing in national agenda
Gary Indiana delegates wrap up the first National Black Political Convention with a stormy session that included a bomb scare. The 3456 delegates adopted a broad agenda opposing school busing and racial integration as bankrupt, while demanding black congressional representation and quality education in the black community. The group stopped short of endorsing a presidential candidate.
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Tomorrow's Horoscope for Tuesday
Carroll Righter offers a Tuesday zodiac forecast urging Aries to plan for future advancement and seek advice. Taurus should build personal contacts for opportunities while Gemini pushes with influence and gains support. Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, and Pisces receive guidance on focus, cooperation, home changes, efficiency, and social success.
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McGovern Lindsay clash over Florida primary strategy
In a tight Florida Democratic primary race, McGovern and Lindsay traded charges of cheap shots and caving to Wallace on school busing. The rivals, both courting liberal voters, debated on TV and ads while Muskie Wallace and Jackson pursued delegates. McGovern denied aiding busing compromise and accused Lindsay of trying to buy campaign workers.
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Mansfield calls for nationwide presidential primary reform
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield urged replacing state by state primaries with a single nationwide primary. He plans to introduce a constitutional amendment, backed by Sen. George D. Aiken, to abolish state contests and curb party spending as the Florida primary kicks off the year’s 24 elections.
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Deputy L A mayors death slows Yorty presidential bid
Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty says the death of his deputy mayor and adviser Eleanor Chambers at age 60 will force a reassessment of his presidential campaign plans. Chambers, a longtime confidant and key adviser, died after coronary trouble. Yorty had finished third in the New Hampshire Democratic primary and remains entered in Florida Wisconsin and California contests.
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