Ford Reagan poised to break even in three primaries
President Ford and Ronald Reagan were expected to break even in Montana Rhode Island and South Dakota primaries while liberal challengers Church Udall vie with Carter for momentum. Carter leads in delegates but faces pressure from Church and Udall in these contests.
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McGovern fires two aides over stop Carter move
McGovern dismissed Senate aides Alan Baron and Jack Quinn for involvement in a campaign to derail Governor Carter's bid. Carter applauded the action while Baron and Quinn called it regrettable. The dispute traces to a New York Times report on a looser anti Carter faction within the party.
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Mexico blocks airlift of illegal Mexican migrants to Guadalajara
The Mexican government refused to allow two U.S. charter airlines to airlift about 17 000 illegals from San Diego El Centro El Paso and Brownsville to Guadalajara under a 2 million federal contract. Cardinal Airlines and Pacific American Airlines cited lack of landing rights and government approval as the reason for delaying repatriation.
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Nuclear plant ban urged near cities by public groups
A coalition of public interest groups and Ralph Nader led groups urge the NRC to ban construction of nuclear plants near major cities. Representative George Miller questions the agency’s coy security alert and calls for clear reasons and state certification of plant safety amid reported extremist plots.
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