Rhode Island Primary Shapes Up Carter Rival. Ford Beats Reagan
In Rhode Island, Carter trails Brown and Church as uncommitted votes sway the race while Ford tops Reagan 66 to 31 percent with all 19 delegates awarded. South Dakota and Montana show Reagan and Carter leading in key wins, shaping the nomination contest.
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Flowers warm grave of unidentified Seattle man buried at state expense
Wallace Owen, Woodbine Cemetery superintendent, places flowers at a Seattle grave of a young man killed six years ago. Despite efforts, the identity remains unknown. The grave has a donated headstone and has rarely been without flowers.
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Delegate totals by party after Tuesday primaries
AP reports delegate tallies by candidate from binding preferences and statewide results in Rhode Island, South Dakota, and Montana. Republicans Ford leads with 805, Reagan 654, Uncommitted 144, Other 1, total 1,604. Democrats show Carter 903, Udall 308.5, Jackson 248, Wallace 169, Church 65, Humphrey 54.5, Brown 22.5, Harris 18, Favorite Son 86, Other 14, total 2,304 with 704 yet to be chosen.
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