Connally Exits Republican Presidential Race
Fourteen months and ten million dollars into the race, John Connally quits after trailing Reagan in South Carolina. Ford’s potential to enter the contest looms as GOP divisions emerge. Bush campaigns in Alabama as polls show Reagan leading Georgia Alabama and Florida while Ford leads Carter in a separate ABC Harris poll.
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Lawmakers weigh spending limits amid bill fight in state
Assembly leaders and legislators push a package to cap government spending. Supporters cite nearly half of personal income now going to government while opponents warn of bond ratings and local aid cuts. Key sponsors expect Senate support but House battles loom, with hearings set for Monday. Opponents argue philosophical grounds and risks to fiscal management.
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Byron seeks pay hike for Detrick vets in Army Corps
Rep Beverly Byron testifies before the House Armed Services Committee urging higher professional pay for military veterinarians at Fort Detrick Maryland and other bases. She notes low retention due to pay, cites vital research on botulism Legionnaires and Lassa fever, stresses vets cannot be replaced by civilians. YMCA Swim Marathon set for April 13 at Western Maryland College Pool Westminster with pledge sheets and free T shirts.
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Hostage Crisis Delays Deepens as Iran Sets Transfer Conditions
The United States pressed for a quick release of hostages held in Tehran as Iran’s new parliament and Revolutionary Council delayed decisions. Khomeini resisted fast action, saying fate rests with the forthcoming parliament, with mid May cited for any move. The militants and Ghotbzadeh fluctuated on transfers and UN visits, while new conditions included state radio broadcast timing.
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