Gallup Poll reviews the 1976 presidential race campaign
Gallup highlights include Ford's dramatic comeback, regional shifts in the South, Carter's rise, debates influencing voter interest, domestic issues driving the election, soft support for both majors, McCarthy's third party impact, religion as a factor, enthusiasm levels, and potential turnout revisions as the campaign nears the final vote.
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Military Lawyer Leaving West Point Under Pressure
Captain Arthur Lincoln, the military lawyer who challenged West Point’s largest cheating scandal, resigns under pressure. Passed over for promotion after a controversial tenure, he plans to join Action Inc in Boston after leaving the academy weekend, saying the system sabotaged his career for speaking out. The scandal involved hundreds of cadets and raised questions about leadership and honor at the academy.
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