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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1976

Page

2

New Hampshire primary too close to call

Campaigns wrap up as New Hampshire votes approach with Democratic leaders Carter Udall Bayh Harris and Shriver touring shops and offices. On the Republican side Reagan seeks 40 percent plus victory while Ford eyes any over half. Jackson wins Puerto Rican delegates. Wallace and Carter gain several in Mississippi caucuses.

Manchester S.H. Cap New Sargent Shriver Massachusetts Ronald Reagan Ford Reagan Hugh Gregg Gregg Washington New Hampshire Nashua Sen Henry Jackson Cancernan Tan Jackson Puerto Rico Mississippi Alabama George Wallace Carter Shriver Wallace

National convention action shapes early 1976 race

National results loom as Minnesota Democrats and Republicans hold precincts Tuesday night with Ford vs Reagan as the tightest contest and Humphrey seen as a likely draft option. New Hampshire test follows with Dixville Notch casting early ballots and Jackson running a delegate slate. Democratic field remains liberal with Udall Bayh Shriver Harris, while Carter is a moderate on some issues.

Minnesota Ford Reagan Hubert H. Humphrey D-Minn Humphrey New Hampshire Dixville Notch Wallace Jackson Udall Bayh Shriver Harris Carter

Tight controls proposed on LEAA crime-fighting funds

In Congress a push to tighten oversight of the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration grows as legislators cite rising crime. Hearings by the House Judiciary Committee are planned and Sen. Edward Kennedy will file a bill to extend the LEAA for three years and curb red tape while boosting congressional review.

Washington Congress America Law Enforcement Assistance Administration Date Streets Acl Olives Tds Guieu Uul LEAR House Judiciary Committee Edward M. Kennedy Dmass Kennedy SEAA

Beef grades widen to include leaner meat under new rules

The USDA moves to broaden prime and choice beef definitions to include less marbled meat, easing feeding needs and costs for cattlemen. Consumers may not notice taste or appearance changes, but retail prices could stay lower as grain use drops.

U.S. Agriculture Department

FBI arrests seven in Richmond raid over hazardous materials

Federal and local officers seized 130 to 150 pounds of hazardous materials and radical writings from a Richmond residence. Three men and three women were arrested on charges related to hazardous materials, with a seventh suspect later detained in Oakland. The search found literature linked to the Emiliano Zapata Unit and the NWLF, with ties to an aboveground storefront front in Berkeley.

San Francisco FBI California Richmond Calif Oakland David Miller Madison Wis Richmond House Emiliano Zapata New World Liberation Front NWLF Patricia Hearst San Francisco Chronicle New Dawn Berkeley

Hearst awaits ruling on plans for bank robberies

Patricia Hearst faces a judge in San Francisco as U.S. District Court Judge Oliver Carter decides if she may be questioned about 17 documents found in her fugitive hideout. The papers reportedly include a Bank of America Sacramento branch floor plan and notes on bank targets and disguises.

San Francisco Patricia Hearst U.S. District Court Oliver J. Carter Miss Hearst Sacramento Bank of America

Ford and Reagan back Seabrook nuclear plant policy

Ford and Reagan press strong support for nuclear energy as primary election campaigns target Seabrook New Hampshire. Both Republican candidates align on approving the $1.6 billion Seabrook plant amid decades of environmentalist opposition.

Ford Ronald Reagan Sinois New York California New Hampshire Granite State Seabrook N.H

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