Ford urged to dump Kissinger while Reagan gains ground
Ford faces pressure from Republican leaders to fire Secretary of State Kissinger and target the Wallace vote to blunt Reagan. Ford's aides say reassessment is routine, with potential shifts in appearances and scheduling, but no change in positions as he pursues the first ballot nomination at Kansas City.
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UPI
Ford
Henry Kissinger
Wallace
Ronald Reagan
Kissinger
Reagan
White House
Ron Nelsen
Texas
Indiana
Georgia
Alabama
Nessen
Askeu
Kansas City
Nelsen
New Hampshire
Meldrim Thomson
Ford- Kissinger
Nebraska
Louisiana
Missouri
Humphrey
Minnesota
California
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Maryland
Brown
Carter
Hue
Enlaiocemine- Domenic
Frank Church
Democrats Seek Unity as Ford and Reagan Battle for Nomination
Democratic frontrunner Jimmy Carter urges party unity and talks with Hubert Humphrey Hugh Carey and Abe Beame as Morris Udall and George Wallace pledge support if Carter secures the nomination. Ford and Reagan wage a rough primary fight with forecasts of a bruising convention ahead.
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United Press International
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Jimmy Carter
Hubert Humphrey
New York
Hugh Carey
Abe Beame
Carter
Morris Udall
George Wallace
Wallace
Georgia
George) McGovern
Udall
Washington
Kansas City
Reagan
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
Kissinger proposes sweeping aid program for Third World
Kissinger outlined a $1 billion international resources bank, a stockpile plan, a private tech corps, and expanded aid to combat poverty. He warned of possible higher consumer prices in industrialized nations and argued for concrete development measures rather than slogans.
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Nairobi
Kenya
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Kissinger
U.N
International Resources Bank
Technology Corps
United States
State Department
Brown May Win Maryland in May Primary Says Humphrey
Hubert Humphrey predicts Edmund G Brown Jr may win Maryland's May 18 primary and says Brown is the only Democrat who can stop Carter. Carl Albert calls Brown attractive and astute while Brown campaigns in Maryland and meets with lawmakers. Brown urges cooperation between branches and warns against supporting Carter early.
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Washington
UPI
Hubert Humphrey
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Maryland
House
Carl Albert
California
Jimmy Carter
Brown
Humphrey
Minnesota
Albert
Carter
Marvin Mandel
Congress
Truce Jolted in Lebanon Amid Renewed Fighting
In Beirut and its outskirts Moslem and Christian forces clashed beneath a U S engineered cease fire. Mortar and machine gun fire rocked southern suburbs and mountains east of Beirut. Officials reported 66 killed and about 110 wounded in 24 hours with 54 bodies recovered from earlier fighting.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
U.S
Chiah
Thief Steals District Bus Radio No Use Without Gear
Lompoc Unified School District reports a two way radio valued at $600 stolen from a district bus in the Central Administration Building lot. The radio works only with district specific support equipment, making its value tied to the district. officials urge returning the radio undamaged to save taxpayer money.
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Lompoc Unified
Dan Gunter
Gunter
North A
Lompoc talks on teacher bargaining collapse
Tripartite talks among Lompoc Education Association Lompoc Federation of Teachers and Lompoc Unified School District Board of Trustees fail to reach agreement on exclusive bargaining agent. Election likely delayed to fall with EERB rulings possible. dispute centers on including adult education teachers in bargaining units.
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Vaughn Proctor
Lompoc Education Association
Lompoc Federation of Teachers
Lompoc Unified School District Board of Trustees
Clarence Bloom
LEA
LFT
Alice Milligan
Milligan
New Education Employe Relations Board
EERB
Sacramento
Lompoe Unified
Ing
Wholesale prices jump 0.8 percent in April
Wholesale prices rose 0.8 percent in April led by farm and food price gains the Labor Department called the biggest in a year. Farm prices climbed 4.2 percent, livestock leading the advance, with processed foods up 1.9 percent and overall index at 181.3.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Ford
William Seidman
Seidman
Flags stolen from Lompoc Public Library
A repeat theft targets the Lompoc Public Library flagpole at 501 E North Ave. The large American and California flags were taken with no suspects identified. The incident echoes prior flag thefts at government facilities over the past year.
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Lompoc
California
Lompoc Public Library
E. North Ave
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