Reagan and Carter Win In Texas Primary
Reagan trounced Ford in the Texas Republican primary, leading for all 96 delegates with 39 percent of precincts counted, as Carter won a separate Democratic race with a late surge. Bentsen won renomination to the Senate and Steelman claimed the GOP nomination for Texas governor.
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Dallas
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Texas
Jimmy Carter
White House
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Carter
Lloyd M. Bentsen
Bentsen
Senate
Alan Steelman
GOP
Washington
Stuart Spencer
Ford Campaign
Spencer
Jackson
Georgia
Pennsylvania
Morris K. Udall
Arizona
Community Help Line Receives Broad Inquiries
Readers seek work in home care for an elderly blind woman in exchange for shelter a local social services contact number is provided for response. Questions cover careers in special education requirements and pathways with degrees noted by Kendall Center official James Hines.
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Carol Channiet-Cox
Department of Social Services
T.S
Sophia
James Hines
Kendall Center
Greensboro
Hines
Jackson Exits Presidential Campaign
Seattle AP report notes Sen Henry M Jackson withdraws from active pursuit of the Democratic nomination due to lack of money and votes after losing Pennsylvania to Jimmy Carter. He signals possible draft at the convention, offers no endorsement, and cites Carter's clear lead.
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Henry M. Jackson
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Pennsylvania
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Brian Corcoran
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Large Area Storm Knocks Out Power in High Point
A lightning strike disrupted power to two substations in High Point causing about two hours of outage from 6:20 to 8:20 p.m. Downtown and areas near Kivett Drive were hardest hit with restaurants, theaters, and businesses affected. Crews rerouted power and expected brief further outages today while repairs are planned. weather officials reported a light storm with 0.05 inches of rain and clearing skies.
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L. C. Williams
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Williams
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Hamilton
Parkway
Wiliams
National Weather Service
Weather Service
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Devil Within Her
Teachers Protest In Raleigh Calls for 16 Percent Pay Boost
In Raleigh on Saturday more than 7 000 North Carolina teachers marched past the Capitol chanting Four times four We want more to press for a 16 percent pay raise. They rallied at Dorton Arena and urged the General Assembly to approve the higher increase as they warned of possible strike if unmet.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
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State Capitol
General Assembly
Dorton
Don Ratchford
Gaston County
Legislative Commission of the
North Carolina Association of Educaris
Ratchford
Thatchford
Geame Lucas
Durham
Alma Teeple
NCAE
Arthur Gargus
Charlotte
Vanishing Coyotes Highlight School Columns
A readable fragment notes Inside Rea LET'S Talk and SCHOOL columns amid a vanishing coyote reference. The item suggests editorial features or column topics and hints at local school coverage and wildlife notes without detailed context.
Murder for hire scheme charged in Myrtle Beach case
Gerald D. Morgan and William Batley of Thomasville NC are charged with soliciting to commit murder in an alleged hit for hire. Morgan operates the Bermuda Dunes Motel. Bailey, a former Morgan employee, is held in protective custody as police pursue an unidentified witness. Arrest warrants allege Morgan hired Bailey to kill an unnamed person for 3000 dollars and a van. Bailey allegedly offered the job to a third party.
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Gerald D. Morgan
William Batley
Thomasville
Morgan
Bermuda Dunes
Bailey
Myrtle Beach
Malpractice Showdown Vote Soon
North Carolina lawmakers prepare for votes on malpractice insurance changes after the budget session begins. House Speaker James C Green and Lt Gov. pro tem Hunt back taking up the malpractice issue, with disagreements in the House anticipated. Leaders seek a 4% pay boost for teachers and state workers plus $300, funded by windfall from monthly tax withholdings. Kindergarten program implementation is also on the agenda.
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Senate
James C. Green
Dim Hunt
Hunt
Natural gas costs puzzle deepens in 1975 inquiry
Washington reporters look at why a suspected gas shortage did not emerge and how producers actions, notably the A-76 Gulf block shut in for a workover, fed price pressures. The FPC investigates Transco supply shortfalls while Congress weighs evidence of withholding to drive prices, with delay in rulings.
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Sheldon Engelmayer
Washington
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Mare Ban
Ted Ha
Eternil
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Gulf of Mexico
Louisiana
Cities Service Oil Co
Cities Service
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House Commerce Committee
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