Ford scores double primary wins in Michigan and Maryland
President Ford won decisive victories in Michigan and Maryland, taking 91 percent to Reagan in Michigan and 16 percent in Maryland. The results fueled talks of a possible first ballot win at the Republican convention as Ford thanked supporters in Michigan and Maryland and signaled a campaign path toward Kansas City in November. Betty Ford praised the victory amid celebrations with campaign workers.
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Brown tops Carter in Maryland Democratic primary win
Edmund Brown Jr. delivers a late rise in the presidential race with a decisive Maryland primary victory over Jimmy Carter, while Carter narrowly defeats Mortis K. Udall in Michigan. Brown captures no Maryland delegates and talks of an uphill campaign as weather and party leaders influence the results.
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California
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Jimmy Carter
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Carter
Mortis K. Udall
Carter Fed
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Udall
Ferrari
Weekend service in BART budget era 1976 77 plan
BART proposes an 85.7 million budget for 1976-77 with 33.5 million for weekend service starting in November. The plan, presented by General Manager Frank Hervinger, adds Saturday Sunday trips on Concord and Richmond to Daly City routes. Weekend service would cost 3.5 million with 1.8 million in revenue, requiring over 150 hires and maintenance upgrades to keep 275 cars available for full weekday and weekend operation.
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Bart Board
Frank Hervinger
Concord Line
Richmond-to- Daly City
Herringer
Col. J
Nuclear bills clear hurdle in California ballot clash
In Sacramento the Senate Energy Committee backed a trio of bills guiding the June 8 ballot initiative on nuclear power. The package limits new plants until waste disposal is proven safe and fuel reprocessing rules are set. Supporters push for underground reactor study and a Brown veto deadline by May 28.
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Pupils rally to save Washington High’s historic main building
Fremont students totaling about 1600 rallied to urge the school board to preserve the Spanish style main building of Washington High School. Retired superintendent J Vernon Goold urged action, noting earthquake standards were met and criticizing the 1972 closure. The SAVE T campaign aims to secure about 2.8 million to modernize the structure housing the district’s key theater.
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Pop” Goold
Washington High School
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Washington High
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Save-T
Save
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Hayward Council Ends Stronger Anti Smog Plans
Hayward voters face EPA pressure as council approves weaker anti smog ideas for a $100 million super sewer project. The city will study van pools and cross bridge transit cooperation while dropping deeper parking cuts and BART parking limits. Council members fault EPA for inconsistent federal action on auto pollution.
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South County
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Hanley
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Jene Weinreb
Office of Management and Budget
Weather Outlook for South County Tomorrow
Fair tonight and tomorrow in South County with overcast skies at night and morning. Highs in the 60s and lows in the upper 60s to low 70s amid mild conditions. More weather details on page 4.
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