Reagan's films barred under FCC equal time ruling hits late shows
Ronald Reagan welcomed the FCC move to apply equal time rules to his 51 films from 1937 to 1957, barring late show airings for six months or more. The former actor quips that if his movies aired, he would demand equal time for rivals, while noting fans often prefer his old screen roles to politics. The issue arises as the FCC cites its fairness rule after his gubernatorial years and presidential bid.
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Pennsylvania Republicans Split on Reagan Challenge
Pennsylvania GOP leaders praise Reagan as a legitimate challenger but largely back Ford for the 1976 nomination. Governor hopeful Drew Lewis backs Ford, while state chair Richard Frame confirms firm support for Ford. Senator Hugh Scott and Senator Richard Schweiker publicly back Ford, with Schweiker warning a Reagan challenge could backfire in November.
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Shapp to enter about a dozen state primaries
Gov Milton J Shapp plans to enter about a dozen Democratic primaries next year as he seeks the presidential nomination. Campaign manager Norval Reece said the schedule will be stretched thin, with about thirty states holding primaries.
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Contested Picks Highlight Vested and Unvested Selections
The article contrasts traditional models with contemporary options, examining how both vested and unvested selections influence current modeling approaches and decision making. It discusses the balance between established methods and newer frameworks shaping market choices.
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