Princess Margaret and Snowdon to separate amid divorce talk
London AP reports Princess Margaret and photographer Earl of Snowdon plan separation with divorce proceedings possible. Buckingham Palace declined comment while the Queen's approval would be required. The princess, 45, attended a National Theater opening amid Caribbean vacation photos with Roddy Llewellyn as rumors swirl.
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Housing Authority seeks lunch program caller who spoke through hearing aid
The Greensboro Housing Authority is trying to reach a man who phoned Monday about the elderly free lunch program. He kept saying I can't hear you and I am hungry. Call 887-2861 or visit Fourth St YWCA or First Methodist Church at 11:30 a.m.
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Wallace lashes out at Carter's integrity in campaign shift
Alabama governor George C. Wallace, facing possible third straight loss to Jimmy Carter, attacks Carter's integrity and portrays himself as a New Southerner in North Carolina. He accuses Carter of breaking a 1972 pledge, rebuts claims about his health, and voids Carter's aides' denials while noting Carter's staff links to McGovern allies. Carter unavailable for comment. Wallace says turnabout is fair play.
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Reagan Clings to Campaign as Ford Weighs Unity Move
AP analysis examines Ford’s potential path to unite Republicans by offering Reagan a possible vice president slot. Illinois primary results boost Carter for Democrats as he consolidates frontrunner status with strong delegate prospects at the Democratic National Convention, signaling renewed GOP and Dem momentum.
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Democrats Detente Views Split Among Primary Candidates
North Carolina voters in the March 23 Democratic primary face differing detente positions from Sen. Henry Jackson, Gov. Jimmy Carter, and Gov. George Wallace. Jackson opposes SALT, backs using food and tech as leverage, and warns on defense spending. Carter calls for monitored nuclear reductions and aims to eliminate weapons, while criticizing Ford’s detente. Carter also suggests more technical drafting on SALT and notes potential $8 billion defense budget cuts.
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Daley Regains Standing in Democratic Primary
Chicago Mayor Richard J Daley solidified control of Illinois Democrats by denying incumbent Gov. Daniel Walker renomination. Secretary of State Michael J. Howlett won the party nomination after Daley's Chicago machine mobilized strong urban support. Daley praised Howlett as he pledged victory in November.
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Richard J Daley
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Irish Cultism Irreverence and Irish Humor Mixed in Philadelphia
AP reports playful remarks on St Patrick's Day about Irish spouses. Nancy Houlihan, Pete Flaherty's wife, jokes about Irish marriage being a challenge. Genevieve Douglas praises Mike Douglas's Irishness and humor. Billy Cunningham's wife notes humor as the Irish trait in her injured husband. See IRISH On 2A.
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Carter And Ford Winners In Illinois Primaries
Ford swept Illinois with 59 percent over Reagan as Carter dominated the Democratic race gaining a large delegate haul. Carter led in delegates with 60 pledged, Wallace trailed, and Daley backed Howlett in a Chicago gubernatorial win. Ford prepared for North Carolina while Carter faced Wisconsin and Udall stakes.
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