Ford Campaign Momentum Returns n AP News Analysis
Ford regains momentum after Michigan Maryland wins boost GOP lead. Carter faces obstacles as delegates tilt toward unsettled nominating race. California primary looms for Reagan, Michigan crucial for Ford, results show unsettled uncommitted delegates shaping convention.
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Walter R. Mears
Ford
Ronald Reagan
California
Michigan
Maryland
Reagan
Califor
Fire Department Cadet Path Unavailable In High Point
A reader asks if a 19-year-old can join as a cadet like police, but Fire Chief Thompson says no program exists due to liability, funding limits, and extra filing. Volunteers can polish trucks, yet actual duties remain with firefighters. When 21, one may apply via Civil Service.
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High Point Fire Department
M.S. A
Thompson
Fire
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Civil Service Commission
N C Utilities Give To Pro Nuclear Fund
The Duke Power Co of Charlotte and Carolina Power and Light Co of Raleigh donated $12,000 to oppose California Proposition 15 on the June ballot. The two utilities said the contributions are from profits not customer rates and reflect their stake in nuclear power.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
California
Duke Power Co
Carolina Power & Light Co
Raleigh
Duke
Cp&l
Gov Brown Upsets Carter Ford Wins Michigan Primary
President Ford gains in Michigan and Maryland as he slows Reagan in Michigan. Carter narrowly wins Michigan over Udall while Brown enters Democratic race. Michigan delegates split with Ford leading for 55 and Reagan 29. Carter leads Democrats with 69 to Udall 58. Maryland awards all delegates to Ford in Republican tally. Carter leads Democrats in Maryland with 216,? votes. Brown’s late entry mirrors Nebraskas Saint pattern.
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Nia
Michigan
Ford
California
Reagan
Jimmy Carter
White House
Carter
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Maryland
Morris K. Udall
Arizona
United States
Brown
Udall
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Fred Harris
Sargent Shriver
Ellen McCormack
Wallace
Jackson
San Ford
Gov. Brown
Dave Goldberg
Associated Press
Ronald Reagan
Mortis K. Udall
Betty
Sen
Frank Church
Nebraska
Ond
Mrs. McCormatk
Harris
Arab Jewish Students Clash At Jerusalem University
In Jerusalem hundreds of Arab and Jewish students clashed at Hebrew University with rocks and clubs leaving six injured. Police reinforced to quell riots spreading to the West Bank and East Jerusalem amid ongoing unrest and multiple fatalities this week.
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Meir Kahane
Jewish Defense League
JDL
Hadassah
Kahane
Arab Lands
West Bank
Radio Israel
Radio
Arab East Jerusalem
Shimon Peres
Levi to Decide on Boston Case as Vehicle for Busin g Limits
Atty Gen Edward Levi weighing whether to use the Boston desegregation case to press Supreme Court limits on court ordered busing. Ford directed the search for a vehicle to broaden busing review. Key figures include J Stanley Pottinger and Robert Hork. NAACP protests intervention, warning of a return to separate but equal. Wilkins expresses anger at Levi.
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Washington
Edward H. Levi
Boston
Supreme Court
Ford
Levi
White House
Justice Department
Atty
J. Stanley Pottinger
Department
Robert H. Bork
Beston Home and School Association
Bork
Edward Brooke
Rmass
Boston Antibusing Teadhers
Ron Nessen
Robert Havel
NAACP
Roy Wilkins
Wilkins
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Jordan
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Haaretz Daily
Mahmoud al-Qurd
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