Grass roots campaign planned if Reagan runs
A Reagan bid for the 1976 GOP nomination builds on grass roots support. Top aide Peter Hannaford says a national committee will seek contributions and gauge popular backing, with state committees also possible. Hannaford stresses Reagan’s appeal to ordinary voters over professional politicians.
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Cherokee APT alters summer film slate with Bruce Burns plan
The Cherokee Association of Parents and Teachers revises its Wednesday afternoon film lineup to attract more viewers. Schedule runs 1 to 3 pm with cartoons and features such as Horse with the Flying Tail, Errand Boy, Sammy the Way Out Seal, Monkeys Go Home and Flash the Teenage Otter.
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Udall Joins State GOP on Elk Hills Oil Vote
Roll Call report shows Arizona's Rep. Morris Udall and Rep. John Conlan voting nay on Elk Hills oil amendment while Rep. Sam Steiger opposed it. HR 49 would open four naval reserves to private production, increasing oil supply. White House aide cap vote defeated. Udall supported broader White House limits. Senate energy reserves measure adopted to stockpile oil. Goldwater voted yea.
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Argentine mayor slain by terrorists on highway ambush
Cartier, 57, and two aides were ambushed near Buenos Aires as guerrillas fired on their chauffeur-driven car on a major highway. The mayor was to meet Senate President Italo Luder that evening. his private secretary Alfredo Otero and La Plate transit director Manuel Balverde were wounded. The chauffeur escaped unharmed and the guerrillas fled in a red pickup.
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Energy crisis tests Federal Power Commission scope
Washington faces a nationwide energy crunch as the FPC with a $35.9 million budget regulates a sprawling system of 3600 utilities, 350 hydro projects, and 187000 miles of gas lines amid fierce debate over deregulation and its impact on supplies and prices. The issue centers on Phillips Petroleum Co. v Wisconsin and whether price controls hinder production, with Congress and the White House holding final say.
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