Reagan Ford Split Vote In Nebraska West Virginia
Ronald Reagan won Nebraska in a key primary with 54 percent as Ford trailed 46 percent. Reagan led the delegate vote 17 to 8 in Nebraska. Ford swept West Virginia with 56 percent to Reagan 44. Church upset in Nebraska and Carter won Connecticut narrowly. Byrd carried West Virginia for Democrats.
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Georgia
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Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Ella Grasso
Jackson
Byrd
Wallace
Texas
Indiana
John Sears
Sears
Ron Nelsen
Rogers C.B. Morton
Morton
Answers to reader questions on loan foreclosures and merchant marines
A reader asks if a savings and loan can foreclose when a husband’s name is not on the loan and whether notarized bills of sale are enforceable. A savings and loan officer says foreclosure can occur if payments are late, with full balance due or remedies to bring current, plus attorney fees. Other guidance covers loans in separated marriages and the merchant marine enlistment process through the U.S. Coast Guard, including required documents and expected processing time.
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FEC to Begin Granting Matching Funds in Election Run
The Federal Election Commission resumes distributing matching funds to qualifying candidates after President Ford signed a bill restructuring the board. Nominees for the six member commission were not named, with checks possible by Thursday or Friday if swift Senate action occurs.
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Ford
Federal Election Commission
FEC
White House
Senate
Ford Faces Acid Test In Michigan
AP analysis notes President Ford stakes his campaign on a Michigan win as he battles Ronald Reagan for the GOP nomination. A home-state loss would jeopardize his viability, with Reagan pressing Michigan after Nebraska, West Virginia and other contests. Carter looms in Maryland and Connecticut while Udall tests Carter in Michigan and Brown challenges in Maryland.
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Church
Sen. Church
Udall
John D Rockefeller IV
West Virginia
Cecil Underwood
Nebraska
John W. McCollister
GOP
Roman C. Hruska
Edward Zorinsky
Omaha
Walter R. Mears
Ronald Reagan
Maryland
Jimmy Carter
Frank Church
Reagan
Carter
Mortis K. Udall
Connecticut
California
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Rogers C. B. Marton
CIA withholds 649 pages claiming family jewels memo
Atlanta AP report says the CIA is withholding 849 pages of memoranda about illegal activities. Morton Halperin, ACLU security official, plans to file suit. He cites Schlesinger's 1978 purge and urges disclosure of past abuses as systemic, not rare. He notes FBI surveillance of Martin Luther King Jr. continued post assassination.
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Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
U.S
Morton A. Halperin
T Bis
Halperin
American Civil Liberties Union
James ‘Schlesinger
Daniel Clisberg
Schlesinger
National Security Council
FBI
Martin Luther King Jr
Communist Party
National Bridge Safety Calls For Action After Siloam Collapse
The National Transportation Safety Board found a vehicle struck a vital bridge member and damaged a prior load‑reducing impact, causing the Yadkin River bridge collapse near Siloam North Carolina on February 24 1975. It urged stronger railings and standardized inspections along with coordinated investigations and skid tests to meet safety standards.
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National Transportation Safety Board
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Federal Safety Agency
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Yadkin
North Carolina
Department of Transportation
Safety Board
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