Campaign strides and playoff bids ripple across campaigns
Democratic Frank Church cheers Idaho and Oregon wins as a quantum leap for his bid while Ford lauds GOP gains in Kentucky and Tennessee. Reagan cites Arkansas Nevada Idaho victories and eyes a first ballot push. Carter predicts 1,200–1,300 delegates and plans to press at the convention. Brown secures California momentum with focus on June 8 and budget measures outline state financing.
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Hays admits affair as ethics inquiry looms
Rep. Wayne Hays told colleagues he had a relationship with Elizabeth Ray and said the affair did not involve paying her from his staff payroll. An ethics panel was urged to investigate possible violations while fellow lawmakers weighed implications for his House position.
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Mideast crisis warning and CENTO aides push for talks
United States and four CENTO allies warn the Middle East crisis threatens world peace. Kissinger urges resumption of Arab-Israeli talks while Crosland stresses detente depends on restraint outside Europe. Also notes energy tax provisions moving in Congress and tax policy bargaining.
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State to buy water from city to power air conditioning
Sacramento and state officials announced a short term plan to buy excess City of Sacramento water to run air conditioning in downtown state buildings during heat waves. A 170 foot pipe and pump will cost about 40000 dollars with aims to curb cooling outages this summer. The plan precedes a permanent well project as river levels fall. Artie Shaw sues RCA for 1.6 million in royalties dating to 1938.
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Typhoon Olga floods kill hundreds in the Philippines
Rescue efforts by Philippine and U S forces saved hundreds from rooftops and trees as Olga's floods hit central Luzon. Death toll nears 108 with 602 000 affected and $14 million in damage as 76 of 116 towns flood and Pampanga river reads 17 85 feet.
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