Ford Reagan clash in Ohio New Jersey and California primaries
Ford challenged Reagan at motorcade stops asking voters if a Republican winner can win in November. Carter led in Ohio New Jersey and California with Udall and Church pressing in Ohio. Brown backed Carter in New Jersey while Humphrey weighed in. Carter hoped 250 plus delegates, with Ford and Reagan racing for uncommitted votes. Baby deaths linked to Emory clinic prompt district attorney investigation.
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Betty Ford Attacks Reagan On Eve Of California Primary
Betty Ford in Los Angeles criticizes Ronald Reagan's Rhodesia remarks as showing tendencies toward war, during a campaign stop ahead of the California primary. She says she does not view him as a warmonger but notes the remarks reflect a possible tilt in that direction.
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California Poll Prospects for Browns Reagan in Primary
A Field Research Corp poll of 1,077 likely voters in California shows Gov. Brown leading Carter by more than two to one among Democrats and Reagan ahead of Ford by 52 to 35 among Republicans. Reagan’s margin narrows from a late May poll. Brown tops Carter at 60 to 20 with undecideds at 16 percent. Senate race incumbent John Tunney leads Tom Hayden as momentum shifts.
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Fraud Counts Tied to Long Beach Marina Project
The Long Beach harbor department project to build a marina between a hotel and the ied Mary triggers fraud charges. Former Long Beach planning director Ernest Mayer Jr. faced two bribery counts involving architects, with DA John Van de Kamp calling for tips. Feinberg, moving to Long Beach in 1874, bought a Manila Avenue residence and joined the Economic Development Corp board in 1873.
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