Harris Survey Shows Ford Still On Top In GOP Edge
President Ford holds a 56 to 36 percent lead among Republicans and independents for the GOP nomination, with Reagan gaining in the late South and in key issues. Ford remains viewed as better to win in November, while Reagan attacks on spending and the old administration gain traction ahead of the Kansas City convention.
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Chiropractor links spinal care to female health issues
A chiropractic column argues that spinal adjustments can aid female health problems including menstruation and childbirth. It cites childhood habits, accidents, and stress on the nervous system as factors in misalignment, promotes care for expectant mothers, and invites readers to join a Spine Care Class at Ward Chiropractic in Long Beach.
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Reagan aides predict major delegate shift toward Reagan
Reagan aides forecast a shift of delegates toward the Californian next week, signaling the crack of the Northeastern delegation. Schweiker and Sears predicted momentum, while Ford backers claimed Schweiker’s move already shifted several Pennsylvania delegates away. Reagan plans Schweiker appearances, a four day drive to boost Southern support and leverage Northeast gains, including Jackson Mississippi and New Jersey stops.
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Ford Continues Delegate Push By Phone This Week
President Ford will press his delegate wooing from the White House and telephone calls this week as he strategizes for the Republican National Convention in Kansas City. He plans to gauge veep preferences among delegates and leaders while letters seek running mate suggestions.
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Debrox Ear Drops Promoted In Study Ads
An ad claims Debrox ear drops safely remove wax buildup, used by Dr. Jones from Green Brier Tennessee and other doctors. It asserts Debrox is recommended by thousands of doctors and available without prescription at low daily cost.
Carter's Church Crowd Sways Senator in Potluck Sermon
Tourists from across the country crowd Carter's Church as he seeks the presidential nomination. Reverend Bruce Edwards notes the overflow, while Carter heads to New Hampshire and Washington, D.C. He pitches seven straight softball wins, helping a Plains team beat a local All-Star club 8-0 and an all-media team 5-1.
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Carter urges House to act on voter registration bill
Washington AP report notes Democrat led House planned quick passage of Jimmy Carter's voter registration by postcard bill. Carter pressed Speaker Albert to move the measure after a near party line committee vote. The plan would create a postcard based voter registration system across the states.
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Aqua Sole shoes promise comfort for aching feet
In Phoenix a new product AQUA SOLE claims to provide barefoot like relief by filling a water shoe to cushion and shape to the foot, easing pressure. Reviewers note daily improvement and comfort comparable to grass, with availability in reading stores.
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