Reagan Takes Lead In Delegates With Indiana Georgia Alabama Wins
Reagan won Georgia Alabama and Indiana boosting his delegate total to 359 to Ford's 318. Carter led Democratic primaries with 10 wins in 15 contests as Wallace and Udall trailed. Ford blamed Wallace crossover voting for GOP losses while Reagan touted momentum toward the convention.
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Arnold Sawislak
United Press International
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Indiana
Georgia
Alabama
Jimmy Carter
District of
Columbis
Reagan
Lincoln
Neb
Texas
House
John Rhodes
GOP
White House
Rhodes
New York
Pennsylvania
Kansas City
West Virginia
Nebraska
Carter
District of Columbia
George Wallace
Wallace
Jackson
McCormack
Morris Udall
Fred Harris
Rogers Morton
Wallace Democrats
Atlanta
Mrs. Carter
Lasser's Lawyer Quits Over Guarded Cocaine Charge Fight
Beverly Hills attorney Robert Steinberg quits for Louise Lasser after agents demand an absolute guarantee she won’t face court on a cocaine charge. In Columbus, Ohio, lawmakers and Gov Rhodes reach a $5 million incentive deal to lure a Volkswagen automobile assembly plant, announced after a 45 minute meeting with House Speaker Vernal Riffe Jr. and Senate President Pro Tempore Oliver Ocasek.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
UPI
Louise Lasser
Mary Hartman
Robert Steinberg
Miss Lasser
Columbus
Volkswagen Corp
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Thomas J. Moyer
House
Vernal G. Riffe Jr
D-New
Boston
Senate
Oliver Ocasek
Akron
Cavaliers Center Chones suffering broken toe could miss playoffs
Cleveland Cavaliers center Jim Chones broke a toe in practice and will wear a cast. The injury threatens his availability for the NBA Eastern Conference playoffs and will force him to miss the Cavaliers at Boston Celtics opener Thursday night.
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Cleveland
UPI
Jim Chones
Cleveland Cavaliers
NBA
Chones
Cleveland Celtics
Boston
Family Costs Rise in 1975 Budget Revisions
Washington UPI reports the Labor Department's Bureau of Labor Statistics revised the 1975 budget figures for a four member family. The midrange annual salary needed to meet bills rose to 15318 dollars reflecting a 6.9 percent increase, about 200 dollars less than last month's estimate. The low budget stood at 9588 dollars and the high budget at 22294 dollars, up 7.3 percent from 1975.
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Washington
UPI
Preston
Labor Department
Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Weather and notices from Fon the Record May 5 1976
Weather shows showers and thundershowers likely tonight and Thursday with lows in the 50s and highs in the 60s. Rain chance 70 percent. Winds SW 15 to 25 mph. Tuesday temps 61 to 39. Marriage licenses issued for Scott K Ricker Terrie Sullivan and Robert Mauer Naomi Miller. Births announced for Chilt Miller and Delbert Keen. Death: Chauncy E. Goul, 83.
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Scott K Ricker
New London
Terrie Sullivan
Robert Mauer
Norwalk
Naomi Miller
Chilt Miller
Colvin Demands Apology Over Reflector Money Woes Piece
Norwalk finance director Douglas Colvin demanded a front page apology from the Reflector and owner Dudley A. White Jr after a column about Norwalk's money woes he says damages his reputation. He warned of possible legal action and criticized passages accusing sloppy fund borrowing. He pressed for a face-to-face meeting to discuss the article.
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Colvin
Norwalk
Douglas Colvin
Reflector
Dudley A. White Jr
City Council
White
WLKR
Council
United States
Blue Ribbon Committee
Norwalk Doctor Fights Welfare Rules Could Shape Law
Dr. N M Camardese sues Mrs. Doris Moritz in Norwalk Municipal Court seeking 100 dollars for care. He argues welfare rules violate patient choice by forcing provider agreements and delayed reimbursement, potentially challenging constitutional limits on welfare regulations. Judge Derby paused ruling to verify if Camardese signed a provider agreement. case may set a national precedent.
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Norwalk
N.M. Camardese
Doris Moritz
Sandusky
Camardese
Welfare Department
Moritz
Donald Derby
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Dr. Camardese
Herb Gillen
Department of Governmental Relations
Ohio State Medical Association
Gillen
Derby
Medical Association
Erie
Huron
Barnaby to Lead Norwalk Poppy Festival Parade
Norwalk will honor Linn Sheldon known as Barnaby as grand marshal of the Poppy Festival Parade on May 30. The parade proceeds through Main Street and Sheldon will hand out trophies at the end. He is a Norwalk native and hosts The Barnaby Show on Channel 43 and previously worked at WEWS-TV and WKYC-TV creating the Barnaby character.
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Linn Sheldon
Barnaby
Norwalk
Sheldon
Channel 43
Wews-Tv
Wkyc-Tv
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Berlin Heights
Chauncy E. Goul
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