Some still see Reagan as best VP choice at GOP meet
At the Kansas City convention delegates consider Ronald Reagan as a possible running mate for Ford. While Ford offers no list of candidates, rumors persist about potential picks such as Howard Baker, Elliot Richardson, John Connally, Anne Armstrong, Pete Wilson, and Robert Ray. Reagan rejects any precommitment, arguing only the top ticket should be named.
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California delegates lock caucuses at GOP convention
Kansas City reports show Republican delegates from California meeting in closed caucuses with press barred. Delegates described routine housekeeping talks, while some stressed secrecy to foster free discussion. Former Minnesota governor Harald Stassen urged a near miracle if nominated, predicting victory over Carter.
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Mrs Smith Out as Repubs Move to Nome Rosenbaum
Ford aides tell Kansas City officials Mary Louise Smith will be replaced after the convention by Richard Rosenbaum, head of the New York GOP, as Ford seeks a conservative running mate and to placate liberal Republicans. Richard B. Cheney says no decision has been made yet.
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Ford camp shows professionalism Reagan people talk it up
At the Kidder Convention Havens in Kansas City Ronald Reagan urged Youth for Reagan to press for rule 18C requiring presidential nominees to name running mates before balloting. Ford's team presented a calm, professional image with figures like Barry Goldwater and Rogers Morton at Crown Center. Reagan stressed openness to input from uncommitted delegates while downplaying a vice presidency role. The setting mixed high energy with formal campaign operations and personal anecdotes from Schweiker and Reagan children.
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Sciatica explained and treatment options outlined
The flyer explains sciatica as a symptom of nerve pressure rather than a disease. It notes higher incidence in men, common causes from falls to exertion, and pain ranging from mild to crippling. A chiropractor promises to treat the root nerve interference and invites a free spinal health lecture at Helzer Chiropractic Office on the second and fourth Wednesday at 7:20 p.m. Call 866-3725.
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