Church Eyes Upset Victory in Democratic Contest
Lincoln and national regions report Frank Church canvassed churches and taverns seeking a stunning upset over Carter in the presidential primary. Carter expands delegate lead with solid momentum, while others face mixed results at district conventions.
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Tremors Tighten Grip as Italy Recovers From Quake
Northeastern Italy endured new aftershocks and heavy rain while officials face criticism over rescue and aid. Death toll rises to 815 from Thursday’s quake as about 150,000 remain homeless. Raffaello and Michelangelo liners discussed for temporary housing.
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LEAA performance criticized in call to abolish agency
A private study by the Center for National Security Studies urges Congress to shut LEAA, citing a four decade of high spending with no crime reduction. It criticizes the 160 million dollar high impact anti crime program and says LEAA’s mission and efforts have failed.
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Insulin Tied to Diabetic Eye Disease in Study Findings
Researchers at UCLA presented results suggesting insulin, while life extending for diabetics, may contribute to proliferative diabetic retinopathy. The team warns further study is needed to confirm links and explore prevention or reversal, noting insulin's overall benefits.
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Communists finish third in France special election
In Tours Jean Royer independent conservative won with 56.1 percent of the vote, while Socialist Paul Lassault took 21.5 and Communist Vincent Labeyrie 17.9. The Communists, recently redefining their stance, failed to overtake the Socialists and face a runoff unlikely. Royer drew support from regional leaders of Giscard d Estaing's Independent Republicans and the Gaullist party.
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Postal Service weighs electronic mail and Mailgram expansion
The Postal Service studies rapid electronic mail concepts using microwave and satellite links for urgent messages. Proposed services include urgent message transmission and postal delivered facsimiles, mass Mailgram style mailings, airline ticketing by phone with next day printing, and wide electronic delivery to multiple post offices. Mailgram, begun in 1970, remains the closest to practice with 95 000 daily transmissions via Western Union.
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Dairy cattle exports rise sharply worldwide
U S dairy cattle exports for breeding purposes climbed to 73 277 head in 1975 up 27 percent from 57 732 in 1974 with sales reaching 55 million versus 33.5 million the prior year Wisconsin led with 16 333 head followed by California 12 653 Minnesota 5 970 and Texas 5 365 buyers include Canada Mexico Middle East and South America while Asian and African markets declined.
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Coast Guard Resumes Search for Odessa Man
Coast Guard plans to resume the hunt for Air Force Captain James V. Phillips 33 of Odessa Texas missing after a T 38 jet crashed about 70 miles off Virginia Beach. Co pilot Lt Neil G Kacena 25 of Cedar Rapids Iowa survived after being picked up by a Navy helicopter. Phillips opened parachute and helmet were found but he was not located despite an extensive Sunday search by four Coast Guard planes and three Air Force craft.
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Toronto the City of York to Toronto
Toronto, Ontario, Canada, founded in 1793 on a Lake Ontario site of a former French fort, was first called York. It served as the capital of Upper Canada, incorporated as a city in 1834, and renamed Toronto from an Indigenous term meaning a meeting place.
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Third grader names Mother of the Year at school
Anthony Dukes wrote his mother Car rie Davis into a Mother of the Year contest at his Miami school. He praised her as the only working parent while his father is an invalid, noting she cares for five children and a son in college, and she received a trophy a corsage and a dinner.
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