Wallace Camp Supports N C Primary Fight in Legislature
North Carolina Wallace supporters organize to oppose repealing the presidential preference primary. C J Hyatt of Winston-Salem says a lobbying effort will press for a public hearing and asks senators to challenge the House voted move to end the primary. Hyatt notes potential for a Wallace third party if the measure passes.
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Raleigh, N.C
North Carolina
George Wallace
Wallace
C.J. Hyatt
Winston-Salem
House
Alabama
Duke University
Terry Sanford
Hyatt
Sanford
General Assembly
Congressmen react to Ford tax cut signing
North Carolina lawmakers express mixed views after President Ford signs a 25 billion tax cut bill for 1975. Ike Andrews votes for it with misgivings citing debt and inflation fears while David Henderson says the bill is not perfect but essential, criticizing $50 Social Security payments and new-home tax cuts.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Ford
Ike Andrews
Siler City
Andrews
David Henderson
Henderson
Chewing Tobacco Gains In Popularity
The Agriculture Department reports chewing tobacco sales reached a 20 year high in 1974 with 79.2 million pounds produced. Loose leaf rose to 52.9 million pounds while plug and twist fell. Snuff output slipped to 25 million pounds from 25.3 and 25.5 million in prior years.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Economic Research Service
General Bradley in satisfactory recovery after stroke
Omar N. Bradley age 82 the senior military officer is progressing satisfactorily after brain bleed surgery. UCLA Medical Center said Saturday that he had a stroke March 17 and underwent emergency brain surgery the prior week.
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Los Angeles
Omar N. Bradley
Ucla Medical Center
Bradley
Wallace Leads in Gallup Poll for 1976 Democratic Nomination
Alabama Gov George C Wallace leads the field for the 1976 Democratic presidential nomination with 22 percent of Democrats and 28 percent of independents in the Gallup survey. Sen Hubert Humphrey ranks second among Democrats at 16 percent, with Henry Jackson 12 percent, George McGovern 10 percent, and Edmund Muskie 9 percent. Several others received votes or no preference was 9 percent. Independents favor Wallace over Henry Jackson 13 percent, Humphrey 9 percent, and McGovern and Muskie 7 percent each, with smaller shares for Glenn Lind say Bond Stevenson Bensten Udall Carter and Harris.
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Princeton
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Gallup
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Wallace
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
George McGovern
D-S.d
Edmund S. Muskie
Jackson
Humphrey
McGovern
Muskie
Glenn
Lindsay
Bond
Stevenson
Bensten
Udall
Carter
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Georgia
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Hunter Heating & Air Conditioning
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