Ford Edges Reagan in New Hampshire Primary as Carter Dominates Democratic Field
With 97 percent of votes counted Ford led Reagan 51 percent to 49 percent in New Hampshire, while Carter won the Democratic ballot with about 30 percent. Udall and Bayh followed, shaping the delegate split for both parties. Carter aimed to clinch the nomination on the first ballot and prepare for Massachusetts and Florida contests.
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Indiana
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New Hampshire
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New England
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Florida
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Udall
House panel moves contempt charges over refusals to testify
A House government information subcommittee warns five FBI agents and one NSA employee that they are in contempt for defying orders to testify about government interception of cables to and from U.S. citizens. Contempt carries up to one year in jail and a $1000 fine. President Ford ordered action by the Justice Department and Defense Department.
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Reporters’ Committee For Freedom of the Press
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House Intelligence Committee
CBS
Jack Landau
Schorr
Senate
U.S
City abandons Wherry plans in Roswell housing bid
Roswell Mayor Jerry N. Smith said the city will not pursue acquiring the Wherry Houses at the Roswell Industrial Air Center after HUD's final study. The report argued the 800 units oversupply the market and rehabilitation would be high risk, with a $5 million price tag deemed unreasonable by city officials.
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Ford nominates Scranton U.N. ambassador in policy stand
President Ford names former Pennsylvania governor William W Scranton as United Nations ambassador to replace Daniel Patrick Moynihan. Ford vows to continue a policy of standing up for the United States at the U.N. Senate confirmation expected with little opposition.
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Roswell weighs minibus link to RIAC area
Roswell officials and business leaders push for mass transit connecting the Roswell Industrial Air Center with the city using minibus service. Backers say demand from industries and residents supports a future system, potentially subsidized by city funds or private partners, with wider trials anticipated soon.
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