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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1976

Page

5

Scholars urge overhaul of vice presidential selection

A Harvard Institute of Politics study urges reform of how running mates are chosen at party conventions. It notes past VP resignations highlight risks and calls for early staff work, public criteria, FBI background checks, advisory committees, and increased press scrutiny ahead of 1976.

Washington Harvard Institute of Politics Thomas Eagleton Spiro T. Agnew Rick Congress FBI Christopher Arterton Yale Lawrence JD. Brown

Carter leads in state poll in Kansas race

In Kansas a state poll shows Jimmy Carter defeating both Ford and Reagan in a presidential matchup. Carter leads Ford 44 to 39 and Reagan 44 to 40 with independents and rural voters favoring Carter, who also wins across most districts and age groups.

Topeka Kan Jimmy Carter Ford Ronald Reagan Kansas Topeka Capital Journal Central Research Corp Carter Reagan Hubert Humphrey Gov Edmund Brown, Jr Edward Kennedy Frank Church Morris Udall George Wallace Henry Jackson Georgia California

Closing of Girls' State session marks tears and resignations

The 410 high school girls at Kansas University concluded a Girls' State session with tearful goodbyes, patriotic speeches, and two state office resignations. Lt. Gov Cheryl Lindly and Secretary of State Jody Butterbaugh resigned to serve as delegates to Girls Nation in Washington and Philadelphia, while Mary Coen was elected as a delegate and Jan Broyles and Susan Priddy were appointed to fill positions. Geraldine Hobble praised participant effort as Gov. Waldorf urged pride and lasting friendships.

Kansas University Lewis Residence Hall Cheryl Lindly Dexter Jody Butterbaugh Winfield Girls’ Nation Washington D.C Philadelphia Mary Coen Wichita Jan Broyles Susan Priddy Ann Waldorf Geraldine Hobble American Legion Auxiliary Spon

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