Rather predicts 1976 GOP win if economy improves
CBS newsman Dan Rather told an Arizona State University audience that a healthier economy could boost the Republican ticket in 1976, predicting Ford might retire and Kennedy could seek the Democratic nomination. He warned of high Middle East tensions, examined Kissinger’s influence, and urged reopening the Kennedy assassination inquiry while criticizing CIA reforms.
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Indiana student wins NSF fellowship for microbiology research
Brian Rampsch, IU Bloomington graduate student and Scottsdale resident, receives a National Science Foundation fellowship worth 3600 per year for three years toward a Ph.D. degree. He works on photosynthetic bacteria and studies nutrient uptake and resynthesis to aid cell regulation understanding.
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Sam Ervin Addresses NYC Media Executives on Press Freedom
Sam Ervin Jr., famed Watergate figure, spoke to 400 radio and television leaders in New York City praising the press for truth telling. He warned government critics and lauded investigative reporting that helped steer the nation back to constitutional norms.
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New York
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North Carolina
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Desert Shadows School Presents spring music festival and events
Desert Shadows Elementary hosts a spring music festival at 7 30 p m May 1 in the middle school cafetorium under Evelyn Roseberry with a fourth grade choir and Guitar Club. A PTO meeting precedes at 7 15 p m to elect officers for 1975 76 and chairmen.
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Wallace to announce 1976 candidacy in June
Alabama Governor George Wallace campaigning in Tennessee to keep its presidential primary says he plans to announce his 1976 bid for the White House during June.
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