Pre-Convention clash over vice presidential picks in Reagan campaign
Kansas City AP Reagan seeks to split Ford lead at the Republican National Convention by pushing a rules change. The 105 delegate Rules Committee debated allowed floor access for nondelegates and a Sears plan requiring each candidate to announce a running mate before the nomination. If adopted, bound Reagan supporters could vote freely if their candidate did not disclose a VP choice in time.
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Schweiker arrives in Kansas City on ticket to stay
Senator Richard Schweiker arrives in Kansas City for the Republican convention declaring he is on the ticket to stay. He says he trusts Reagan and delegates and denies reports of possible removal. Schweiker notes 23 of Pennsylvania's uncommitted delegates now back Reagan and vows a push to force Ford to announce a vice presidential choice in advance.
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