Five men in the running for next U.S. president
The article surveys five likely nominees Morris Udall, Jimmy Carter, Henry Jackson, Gerald Ford, Ronald Reagan, noting regional origins and voter leanings. It weighs eastern, western, and sun belt dynamics, with comments on Wallace, Humphrey, Kennedy, and the notion of an Eagleton moment.
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Morris Udall
Jimmy Carter
Henr Jackson
Gerald Ford
Ronald Reagan
Texas
Arizona
California
Minnesota
South Dakota
Pennsylvania
Milton Shapp
Udall
Jackson
Reagan
Far West
Carter
Sun Belt
George Wallace
Hubert Humphrey
Edward Kennedy
Wallace
Massachusetts
Martin Luther King
Scoop Jackson
Afl-Cio
Reform stalled as election law crisis grows
A long critique of federal election reform warns loopholes allow single cause promoters to tap federal funds. It cites Ellen McCormack and Sen. Frank Church as examples and urges stronger FEC authority before March 10, 1776.
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United States
Ellen McCormack
Federal Election Commission
Sen
Frank Church
Federal Treasury
Senate
Congress
Supreme Court
Commission
Lord Howe
Boston
King E Ill
Democratic delegate fight shapes up at convention
John Chamberlain notes the lingering delegate deals in the Democratic primaries. Brown may control California and Oregon, while Bentsen and Wallace hold Texas delegates. Daley guides Illinois, Minnesota pledged to Humphrey, and Udall rises as liberal hopes ebb. The 1505 threshold looms as brokers jockey for power.
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Peety
Jerry Brown
California
Oklahoma
Texas
Althou
George Wallace
Lone Star
Illinois
Boss Daley
Chicago
Humphrey
Minnesota
Hugh Carey
New York
Massachusetts
Udall
Arizona
Wallace
Bayh, Shriver
Sansculotte
Jackson
Hubert Hume
Gov. Brown
Dick Daley
Sen. Bentsen
Seven nations reach secret safeguards pact on nuclear exports
A Ford administration official testified before a Senate subcommittee that seven industrial countries including the United States and the Soviet Union have agreed to new safeguards on nuclear facilities sold to less advanced nations. France seeks secrecy, and officials urge open negotiations and full public disclosure.
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United States
Soviet Union
Ford Administration
Senate
France
Ford labels detente as peace through strength in election year
A columnist mocks President Ford for renaming policy terms to win support in an election year. He suggests detente becomes peace through strength and offers further tongue in cheek renamings like busing as mothering and taxes as love, underscoring political rhetoric’s cynicism.
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Jim Fiebig
Ford
U.S
Russia
China
New Labe
Washington
MARC Recycling Center Faces Closure In Middletown
A letter to the editor warns MARC Middletown Area Recycling Center may shut as its Main Street building is set for demolition. Volunteers log 120 hours monthly handling glass cans paper scrap metal and used oil while suitable new sites prove unaffordable.
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MARC
Middletown Area
N. Main St
Main Street
Middletown MARC seeks new recycling center site
Carolyn Lorenzetti urges community help to relocate the Middletown Area Recycling Center after funding gaps threaten closure. MARC notes 1200 cars monthly use the facility and asks residents to send location suggestions to 310 N Main St, Middletown, Ohio 45042.
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Marc
Middletown Area
N. Main St
Middletown
Ohio
Carolyn Lorenzetti
Sebald Drive
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New England
American Association of University Professors
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Eagleton
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Chappaquiddick
Humphreyness
Detroit
Tiger Stadium
Joint Economic Committee
Henry Jackson
Si Odp
Paul J. Day
Jim Mills
Elwood Richardson Business Manager
John Chamberlain
Big Olare
Harris T
Scoop
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Matthew
RSV
Dennis the Menace
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