Ford challenges Reagan to enter all 30 GOP primaries
President Ford urged Ronald Reagan and other rivals to contest all 30 Republican primaries next year, saying voters deserve full choice. He admitted tensions within his administration contributed to firing Defense Secretary James Schlesinger, while aiming to improve the national security team and defend his defense budget stance. Ford stressed he will enter every primary but may limit campaigning due to time and money limits and a new campaign law.
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Meet the Press
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Soviet Union
Leonid Brezhnev
California
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Vermont
John Sears
Citizens For Reagan Committee
Sears
Time Magazine
Nelson Rockefeller
Time
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David and Goliath
Henry A. Kissinger
Brent Scowcroft
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James Schlesinger
Donald Rumsfeld
King Halts Desert March in Morocco over Spanish Sahara
King Hassan II abruptly canceled the border march to annex Spanish Sahara saying its objective was achieved. He called on about 350 000 marchers to return to Tarfaya and Marrakesh, while noting no progress toward integration and comparing the mobilization to historic campaigns.
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Marrakesh
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Mao Tse-tung
FBI probes IRS chief amid tax case claims
The FBI is probing Internal Revenue Service Commissioner Donald C. Alexander at the request of the Justice Department. Spokesmen describe a preliminary inquiry into possible federal violations linked to disputes over enforcement efforts and an audit of Senator Joseph Montoya.
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Hearst says she will not plead guilty to robbery
Patricia Hearst's lawyer says the 21 year old newspaper heiress will not plead guilty at today's plea hearing on federal bank robbery charges. Attorneys may enter an innocent or no contest plea or delay trial until next year.
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Patricia Hearst
F. Lee Bailey
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Bailey
Two Air Force Men Seized Climbing White House Fence
Two Air Force men, David C. Sparks and Hector G. Garcia, were arrested after climbing the fence near the Old Executive Office Building at about 8:20 p.m. Saturday. EPS said they faced a charge of unlawful entry and were held at DC Jail pending a hearing.
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Hector G. Garcia
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Garcia
District of Columbia
Motorcycle death after 300 foot canyon fall
GORMAN AP reports 16-year-old Barry Sullivan of Canoga Park died when his motorcycle went over a 300-foot cliff in Free man Canyon along Hungry Valley Road two miles south of Gorman. Friends said a removed barrier and a trail-marking ribbon failed to stop him. five hours to recover.
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Barry Sullivan
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Solid Rock
Sullivan
Freeman Canyon
Hungry Valley Road
Power outage hits 900 customers in Redondo Beach area
A transformer failure on Pacific Coast Highway near Catalina Avenue cut power for about 870 customers for an hour, shutting street lights and signals. The Redondo Beach police station switched to a generator. A second transformer failed nearby in Torrance, lasting only minutes.
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Palos Verdes Boulevards
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Reagan Eyes Primaries If He Decides Run
Ronald Reagan could campaign aggressively in the GOP primaries if he runs for president. Aide Peter Hannaford said he would go for broke entering many contests, though legal limits and timing before Thanksgiving affect plans. Reagan questioned Ford's leadership, Time interview noted Kissinger and Schlesinger shakeups, while stressing grassroots strength over party machinery.
Church may lead fight against Bush for CIA post
Sen Church is seen as a key figure who may head a Senate fight against George Bush for the CIA director nomination. A conflict of interest issue is raised at the County Housing Authority. Rams fall to 49ers 24 to 23 on a last minute field goal.
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CIA
County Housing Authority
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