Church And Brown Move Forward Ford Boosted, Carter Faces Trouble
AP analysis notes Ford forged a stalemate boosting his odds, while Carter stalls as Church and Brown gain momentum. Tuesday yielded Reagan three landslides and Ford narrow Tennessee win with wins in Kentucky and Oregon. Carter claimed Arkansas Kentucky and Tennessee while losing to Church in Oregon. Brown, Church win Nevada and Idaho respectively, shaping a long path to June 8 delegate battles and California.
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Jimmy Carter
White House
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California
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Ronald Reagan
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Oregon
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Brown
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Idaho
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City council utility study debated by readers
Action Line answers questions on city policy toward utility rates and potential hire of consultants. Councilman Wells says no recommendation to change rates or hire a consultant has been made, while Patterson adds the study may cover feasibility of consultants. Other items include parking rules, junk cars, and a NC camping brochure offer.
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Reagan Misses Big Opportunity In Heaviest Primary Day
Ford won Oregon and edged Reagan in Tennessee and Kentucky, gaining 76 delegates. Reagan collected big wins in Nevada Idaho and Arkansas for 100 delegates, a net gain of 24. Carter led Democrats with 877 of 1505 delegates after Missouri and Alabama pickups.
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Associated Press
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Reagan
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Kentucky
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Missouri
Alabama
Georgia
Abraham D. Beame
New York
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Morris K. Udall
Arizona
Sleepy Hometown Not Excited By Scandal
In Flushing Ohio population 1200 Wayne L. Hays the Democratic congressman admits a personal relationship with Elizabeth Ray a 33 year old staffer while his ex wife Martha rests upstairs The story details calls for ethics probes and Justice Department scrutiny amid questions over Ray’s potential payroll benefits and memoir plans by Robin Moore the affairs transparency and political fallout.
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Associated Press
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Ohio
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Wood Street
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Miss Ray
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Washington
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Westport
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FBI
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House of Representatives
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