Democratic hopefuls agree to spending limits for delegates
All ten Democratic presidential contenders pledge to cap delegate spending with a 1000 dollars over the statewide presidential limit. The agreement aims to close a loophole allowing large donor influence through delegate candidates and would restrict further contributions. The plan awaits Federal Election Commission action and faces uncertain Republican opposition.
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Bayh Attacks Ford on New York City Aid
Indiana Senator Birch Bayh assails the Ford administration for ignoring New York City's needs to gain political advantage. He calls for federal municipal bond insurance and greater welfare cost sharing to aid financially ailing cities, naming Bronx Borough President Robert Abrams as his New York campaign chair.
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Galbraith Endorses Udall For Democratic Nomination
Former U.S. ambassador to India John Kenneth Galbraith endorsed Rep. Morris K. Udall as the Democratic presidential candidate. He called Udall a calm solid liberal with a sense of humor in a Sunday statement.
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