Mass Vermont primaries shape Ford Reagan split delegates
Ford led in Massachusetts with 62 percent and 27 Ford delegates to Reagan 15. Vermont awarded Carter a clear win with 95 percent reporting. Jackson proposed federal welfare control as campaigns push toward New York on April 6. Wallace claimed second in Massachusetts amid school bus controversy. Udall praised Jackson and Bayh.
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Nixon-China trip report moves to State Department
Washington notes a White House plan to have former President Nixon file a written report with the State Department. Press Secretary Ron Nessen said the department will raise any issues with the president if needed. Nessen dodged questions on who in Nixon’s circle arranged the report and whether Nixon called from San Clemente or a private functionary delivered it.
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Storm continues to sweep Southern California
No major damage or injuries reported as dozer crews work around the clock to protect homes along Yucca Trail and Woodland Drive. Floods and mudslides threaten foothill areas above Los Angeles while heavy snow triggers travel advisories on Ridge Route and other mountain routes.
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Antitrust suits against Goodyear and Firestone dropped
The Justice Department ended civil antitrust actions against Goodyear and Firestone after concluding insufficient evidence to win. Filed in Cleveland in 1973 after a six year probe into the tire industry, the suits sought to restructure the market and curb moves to capture replacement tire share, leaving smaller firms at risk.
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Nixon Promised Crime Cut Fails in Eight Cities
A Mitre Corp evaluation finds crime worsened in eight cities under a 1972 federal program funded at 140 million dollars. Atlanta Baltimore Cleveland Dallas Denver Newark St Louis Portland were included. study credits planners and warns political pressure and interagency friction hampered results.
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Southern California sees typical March rainfall pattern
Forecaster George Calzadi notes March weather in Southern California brings rain during a winter to spring transition. The two storms added 1.52 inches at the Los Angeles Civic Center, lifting the season total to 5.82 inches, about half of last year’s 11.22 inches by this date.
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Hearst Case Drama Continues With Key Witnesses
In Los Angeles Bailey challenges admissibility as Judge Aravello r clears a pivotal ruling in the Hearst case. Zigurd Berzins testifies about seeing a weapon and ammunition outside the Hibernia Bank on April 5, 1974, as Miss Hearst faces trial alongside Emily Harris. Deputy Sheriff Stephanie Marsh recounts booking Hearst and hearing her declare urban guerrilla alias Tania, while the defense probes possible connections to Harris and the area security.
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Jackson Ford lead in Washington caucuses
In Seattle AP reports Sen Henry Jackson led Democratic contenders as caucus tallies rolled in. Republican samples gave Ford the edge over Reagan, but the GOP sample covered only about 100 precincts while Democrats counted all. Early tallies show Jackson with significant delegate counts as others lag.
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