Reagan leads as Carter nears renomination in Super Tuesday surge
The piece analyzes the Democratic and Republican primaries ahead of Super Tuesday, with Carter racing toward the 1,666 delegate majority and Kennedy fighting to force a nationwide concession. It notes Reagan's uncontested path in the GOP and outlines expected results in Ohio California New Jersey and other states, including delegate tallies and campaign spending.
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Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
California
New Jersey
New York City
Kennedy
John B. Anderson
Anderson
Illinois
White House
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Detroit
Columbus
Cleveland
Rhode Island
West Virginia
New Mexico
Montana
South Dakota
Mississippi
Connecticut
New York
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Mount St Helens erupton evacuation saves man and dogs
A hot lava dome oozed in Mount St Helens crater as authorities evacuated Ray Jennings, 74, and four dogs from a cabin ash-dusted by the eruption. Ground searches continued while aerial surveys tracked six glowing spots on the dome.
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Portland
Jennings
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Vancouver
Wash
Mount St. Helens
Tom McDowell
Yacob
McDowell
U.S. Forest Service
Tim Hall
U.S. Geological Survey
Hall
Cascade Range
Carter concedes slump severity in economy
President Carter acknowledged the economy is in a steeper recession than anticipated while saying the administration is doing all it can. He cited a 4.8 percent April drop in leading indicators, actions to lower inflation and interest rates, and the aim to shield families from unemployment. He spoke after taping a CBS interview and then headed to Camp David.
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CBS News
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Texans face second party primaries for November contests
A slim voter line is expected as Texas holds the second party primaries, likely under 750,000 of 5.3 million eligible. Democrats contest two Court of Criminal Appeals runoffs and one Supreme Court race, plus multiple congressional and House seats. Republicans have runoffs for Congress and two Senate spots.
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Texas
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Texas Supreme Court
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Texas Railroad Commission
Zollie Steakley
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Houston Court of Civil Appeals
Jim Brady
Court of Criminal Appeals
Graduation: 1461 seniors from Ector County high schools
A list with photos of 1,461 graduating seniors appears on Pages 2D 3D and 4D. The notice summarizes the district wide graduation and points readers to the feature coverage in those sections.
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