Brown eyes Maryland win may surprise Democrats
Sacramento AP reports Gov. Brown predicts he may surprise many in Maryland's May 18 Democratic presidential primary. He says he started late but feels strong crowds and broad support in Maryland. Brown declines to rule out a vice presidential bid and notes Carter holds early leads but stresses ongoing campaign work in Maryland and California.
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Reagan Ford battle continues as Nebraska votes loom
Morton warned of tough northern crossover battles while Reagan pursued cross party gains in Nebraska. Delegates swayed by district and state totals showed Reagan leading Ford in some areas and Carter dominating Democratic races with large delegate margins.
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Reagan Accused Of Exploiting Campaign Loophole
Washington reports the White House charges Ron Reagan used a loophole in federal campaign law to allow supporters to fund ads without accounting. Ron Nessen cites Friends of Reagan led by Tommy Thomas as paying up to 80 percent of ads in Wisconsin and Texas. Nessen questions Thomas’s ties to Reagan and says such activity evades spending limits. He also criticized Reagan’s tax disclosures and urged release of California governor years taxes.
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Fatal Cowboy Indian Game Ends in Death in Pasadena
A Pasadena youngster, Maurice Miller, age 4, died Tuesday after an accidental shooting during a neighborhood game of cowboys and Indians. Police report two 8-year-old neighbors were present when an older boy retrieved his father's shotgun from a closet and the gun discharged, striking the boy in the head.
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Calif poll shows rising support for amnesty for war evaders
A California Poll reports 54 percent favor amnesty for draft evaders who accept public service, up from 40 percent in 1974 and 48 percent in 1972, with 42 percent backing amnesty for Army deserters with alternate service.
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Kissinger warns on bloc power at UNCTAD opening
Kissinger told Nairobi delegates that poor nations should not seek to close the gap with rich countries via economic power. He urged building a new international economic order with the industrialized West and developing nations. He warned against disrupting the system and said the North South conflict requires real solutions over slogans.
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Bomb injures person at San Francisco bus terminal
A suitcase bomb exploded Tuesday evening at the Continental Trailways office inside the San Francisco Oakland transbay bus terminal injuring one person. Police described the injuries as not yet known in severity and continuing investigations were expected.
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San Francisco bus drivers vote on back to work plan
San Francisco bus drivers will vote tonight on a back to work proposal that could end the 36 day city strike. Union leaders say riders face service loss and wage issues, while officials weigh removing two propositions from the June ballot. The move follows partial walkouts by other city unions and ongoing negotiations with the board.
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