Ohio and Lebanon clash loom as primaries near
United Press International reports primaries in Ohio shape up with Ford warning against Reagan while Carter and Udall wage delegate fights. In Lebanon a Syrian advance triggers Beirut clashes as leftist and Palestinian groups battle pro Damascus forces. Brown, Udall, and Humphrey push different paths toward the convention as Ohio and New Jersey loom large.
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United Press International
Ford
Ohio
Ronald Reagan
Morris Udall
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Frank Church
Hubert Humphrey
New Jersey
Edmund G. Brown Jr
California
Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Syria
Pro Damascus
Ba'ath
Saiqa
Bekaa
Telat
Intourah
Mtein
Spr-Wing
Beirut-Damascus
Ba'ath Party
California primary set to shape nation in heated races
Reagan campaigns toward a King state win in the GOP contest while Brown travels to New Jersey for uncommitted delegates. Turnout is forecast at 69.5 percent of California's 8.7 million registered voters amid crowded races for president and senate, with Tunney facing Hayden and a crowded Republican field including Hayakawa and Finch.
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Brown
Camden
N.J
New Jersey
Udall
Carter
Ohio
Humphrey
Chicago
California
Reagan
Ford
Rhodesia
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Morris Udall
Frank Church
Hubert Humphrey
Parma
Israel
Los Angeles
UPI
Ronald Reagan
President Ford
Edmund G. Brown Jr
March Fong EU
Kenney
Tunney
S.1
Hayakaura
San Francisco State University
Robert H. Finch
Alphonzo Bell
John L. Harmer
Hayakawa
Finch
Fourth Supervisorial District set for primary vote
Voters in the fourth district go to polls tomorrow from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. to decide non-partisan and partisan offices and a state proposition. The race to succeed Francis H. Beattie presents five candidates, with Beattie in office for three terms. Major contests include superior court and justice court seats, plus key party presidential and senatorial nominations.
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California
Peace and Freedom
State Assembly
Francis H. Beattie
Beattie
Robert Hedlund
Lompoc
Robert C. Lilley
Alberta Morgan
Arthur D. Scott
Phyllis White
Lilley
Scott
Hedlund
Lompoc Education Association
White
American Association of University
Santa Barbara
Justice Court
Rick Brown
Zel Canter
Ed Norstrand
Walter T. Livingston
Lom- Poe
Gerald R. Ford
Ronald H. Reagan
George Wallace
Henry Jackson
Ellen McCormack
Fred R. Harris
Edmund G. Brown, Jr
Birch Bayh
Morris Udall
Jimmy Carter
Frank Church
John Tunney
Tom Hayden
Lois Bodle
Frank L. Thomas
Howard L. Gifford
Lee Craven
Ronald L
James A. Ware
Michael A. Hirt
Robert J. Lagomarsino
Dan Sisson
Ray Saucedo
Gary Hart
Democratic Council Central Committee
Maria J. King
Santa Ynez Valley
Paul M. Comer
Michael J Palmer
Domenico Signorelli
Guadalupe
E. Cypress Avenue
Revenue sharing chances good says Lagomarsino
Congressman Lagomarsino, from Washington, says Congress and President Ford are close to approving a revenue sharing bill. He expects House action before the July 4 recess and notes the plan would extend funding for about 3.75 years with total entitlements just under current levels. Details include state and local distribution, new accounting and reporting requirements, and potential changes to urban funding rules affecting Lompoc and Santa Barbara County.
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Robert C. Vincent
Ford
Robert Lagomarsino
The
Record Today
Washington
Lagomarsino
Congress
Gerald Ford
House
Senate
Lompoc
Santa Barbara
Lagomartino
California
Lefkowitz
Alan Cranston
Jerry Yoachum
Cranston
Caliente
Yoachum
Investigators Meet Dam Site Team on Teton Collapse
Federal investigators pursued the cause of the Teton Dam collapse as Gilbert Stamm and Jack Horton discussed plans with the at dam site team. Stamm offered no speculation on reconstruction, while Horton commented on the investigation's directions.
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Boise, Idaho
UPI
Teton Dam
Environmentaliat
Eaul of Reclamation
Gilbert Stamm
Asstant
Jack Horton
Newsmen
Stamm
Probing Dam Collapse Spurs Dual Federal State Probes
Officials seek two investigations after the earth-fill bulwark failed at the Teton Dam site. The bureau notes the rare event in 74 years, while critics urge accountability for earthquake risk assessments and missed notices from the USGS. Seismology teams found no quake evidence in the Snake River Valley.
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Teton Dam
Bureau of Reclamation
Snake River Valley
Idaho
Gerald Jayne
Idaho Environmental Council
U.S. Geological Survey
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