Nixon's choice in state primary remains mystery
Nixon stays silent about his preferred candidate in the California primary as Reagan and Ford vie for support. A San Clemente exile indicates Nixon may favor Reagan, citing foreign policy and detente concerns, though several associates dispute his stated intentions. He reportedly follows press closely and has spoken with numerous people, yet no definitive vote has emerged.
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Arizona Man Walks on Water Discovery Promises Relief
In Phoenix Arizona a new product AQUA SOLE insole claims to ease foot pain by molding to the foot and distributing pressure as if walking barefoot on soft grass. Users report daily relief and the item is available at leading stores.
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Ford Leads Reagan In GOP Nomination Among Voters
Harris survey shows Ford leading Reagan 2 to 1 among Republican and independent voters for the GOP nomination. Reagan edges Ford on issues like cleaning up the federal bureaucracy and standing up to Russia, but Ford dominates on peace, war avoidance, Panama Canal, China relations, and overall November election chances. Ford rated stronger on economy, foreign policy, integrity in government, and unemployment.
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GOP third candidate unlikely amid Reagan Ford deadlock
AP interviews with about one third of the 2259 GOP delegates show many who back Ford or Reagan would name the other as a second choice, averting a shift to a third candidate. Most Ford backers pick Reagan as second. most Reagan backers pick Ford.
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