Reagan N H Victory Predicted But Primary Still Horse Race
Concord NH AP Republican Gov. Thomson and Manchester Union Leader publisher Loeb spoke on NBC Meet the Press about the New Hampshire primary. Thomson predicted Reagan would win with about 55 percent, while Loeb backed Reagan but avoided declaring a winner, noting Ford’s and Reagan’s race status.
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Tenneco Seeks IRS Disclosure Amid Internal Review
Tenneco said it will disclose payments to the IRS and file amended tax returns. It noted no pattern of improper conduct but cited isolated instances and detailed overseas and domestic payments. The company described plans to enforce ethical standards abroad and acknowledged a $20,000 overseas payment misclassification.
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Birth Church Opposes Direct Interruption of Generative Process
Father Concetti stated the Roman Catholic Church opposes abortion and direct sterilization even temporarily, noting not every conjugal relationship leads to a new life. He cited Pope Pius XII’s 1951 acceptance of natural birth control methods like the rhythm system.
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Buckley Urges Conservatives to Elect Lawmakers This Year
Washington AP Buckley urged Conservative Political Action Conference attendees to focus on electing conservative congressmen, warning against letting presidential politics overshadow congressional races. He cited unions’ influence and noted Sen. Strom Thurmond’s critique of unions, urging conservatives to enter the political field.
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Hearst Defense Says Jury Could Acquit If Sentenced Now
Los Angeles AP F Lee Bailey, chief defense lawyer for Patricia Hearst, contends she would be acquitted on the federal bank robbery charge if jurors yet heard the case. He argues the government failed to prove she joined the SLA sympathizer role during the kidnapping interval. Bailey forecasts new film analyses will reveal misperceived expressions and that Hearst spoke only the name Tania during the robbery. He plans to press brainwashing and fear-to-crime defenses as the San Francisco trial continues with Hearst expected back on the stand.
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