Ford Seeks to Go Over Goal By Splitting Ole Miss Votes
Ford seeks to gain a majority of Mississippi delegates at the GOP National Convention by abandoning the unit rule. Ford supporters push splitting the delegation to prevent a Reagan shift, while Sears disputes Ford’s delegate majority claim and notes delegate shifts.
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GOP
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Reagan
Daluw Sears
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Sears
Sand Dean Birch
Egypt ramps up border forces with Libya amid saboteur fears
CATRO reports Egypt massing troops tanks and air defense along the Libyan border to counter Libyan based saboteurs trained for bombing and assassination. Egyptian defense allocations are described as a protective step without altering eastern forces facing Israel.
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Libya
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Eight flood victims found in Big Thompson canyon debris
In Loveland Colorado deputies recover eight more bodies from smashed vehicles in the Big Thompson canyon raising the death toll to 98. Identification reaches 65 with Greg Harmon named among the latest. More than 200 missing. final count may reach 150.
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Greg Harmon
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Iowa
Larimer County
Steve Linton
Soviet Decry Torture Report At UN Meeting
A UN Subcommission session on race discrimination in Geneva broke into a shouting match as the Soviet delegate accused a jurists commission of CIA ties and called the head a CIA agent. The controversy followed a memorandum alleging torture in eight countries including the Soviet Union, Indonesia, Iran, and the Philippines.
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Brazil
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Ford to take charge early at Republican convention
President Ford will depart from tradition by arriving early at the Republican National Convention in Kansas City to personally direct his nomination bid. White House aides say he will run the command post from a Crown Center suite and coordinate lieutenants as he seeks party unity for the fall election.
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Ulster Women Demand End to Fighting Parade
In Belfast and Londonderry, about 1,200 women from west Belfast joined mothers and wives in a peaceful march calling for an end to bloodshed in Northern Ireland. The protest follows a wave of arson, bombings, and shootings that killed five, including three Maguire children hit by a speeding IRA gunman.
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Mexican 200-mile limit sparks U S Florida fishery backlash
Florida shrimp and snapper fleets face new Mexican Gulf rules seen as radical. Coast Guard Rear Adm. Durfey warns of economic hardship for U S fishermen and says enforcement will be monitored. East Coast Fisheries president David Swartz calls the policy a joke and predicts industry shifts.
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Longest Trial Convicts Three of San Quentin Six
After 24 days of deliberation in California's longest criminal trial, a San Rafael jury convicts John L. Spain and Hugo Pinell with murder related counts and David Johnson on felony assault. Luis Talamantes, Fleda Drumgo, and Willie Tate are acquitted. The case stems from the San Quentin riot that killed three guards and three inmates including George Jackson.
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Chamber Seeks County Aid For Tourism Promotion
The Okaloosa County Commission will be asked to fund tourism and industry promotion for the Fort Walton Beach Chamber of Commerce and join the chamber board, as the group discusses next year’s budget and outside advertising options. The board notes Okaloosa lags behind Escambia and nearby counties in funding, with talk of DOT projects, a fishing reef program, and downtown traffic improvements.
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