Carter Gains Momentum After Nebraska Upset
Henry Jackson led early polls with broad support but Jimmy Carter seized the lead after a Nebraska primary upset. Pundits pushed Carter toward the nomination while rivals, media, and loyalists rallied, yet threats to his campaign persisted as if Church Brown or Udall could tilt the race.
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Jimmy Carter
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Nebraska
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Jerry Brown
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Morris Udall
Michigan
Presidential race survival of the fittest cycle
The commentary suggests a shifting political landscape where frontrunners like Nelson Rockefeller, Gerald Ford, and Ronald Reagan face intense media scrutiny and voter scrutiny. It notes underdog enthusiasm and possible surprises in the presidential race, emphasizing uncertainty about November outcomes.
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Ford
Ronald Reagan
Summer Dangers Highlight Child Water Safety
An editorial warns about child drownings in hot Valley summers. It recalls a babysitter losing a toddler who wandered through an open door into a pool, a tragedy occurring statewide each year. Parents and sitters must exercise extra care near water.
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Terrorists may have Viet war weapons
Washington reports that abandoned U S arms from Vietnam have reached terrorists. Redeye missiles pose aircraft and runway threats while U S Customs warns across the country to watch for such weapons and war surplus shipments tied to Libya's Muammar el Qaddafi.
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Les Whitten
Washington
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U.S
Vietnam
U.S. Customs Service
Libya
Muammar el-Qaddafi
State Department
Soviet Union
United States
Charles Robinson
Civil Aeronautics Board
Pan American Airlines
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Robinson
ERDA accused of illegal lobbying in California nuclear debate
The Energy Research and Development Administration faces allegations of distributing pro-nuclear pamphlets in California before a June referendum. DOJ attorneys warn distribution with intent to sway opinion could violate federal law. ERDA denies improper use, says materials target workers and are shown at exhibits.
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Energy Research and Development Administration
ERDA
California
Justice Department
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House
Skip Laitner
Ralph Nader
Ford
Scottsdale JO Tourney praised by city figures
The third annual Arizona Junior Olympic Championships 1976 drew praise for community support. JACK KARIE SAR Director credits the Scottsdale Progress and local groups including the Scottsdale Jaycees Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce and Scottsdale Boys Club for making the event a success through coverage and sponsorship.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Jaycees
John Marks
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Gil Gifford
Scottsdale Boys Club
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Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department
Jack Karie
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
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Progress
Witten
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Scottsdale Elementary lunch reform proposal urged
Parents urge Scottsdale Elementary School District to improve meals citing high tray waste and unliked foods. They advocate a broader choice within four food groups to boost consumption, reduce waste, and free funds for federal aid to South Phoenix families.
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Scottsdale
South Phoenix
El Rancho helps brighten Mother's Day with orchids
On Mother's Day a group from El Rancho at 6826 E Indian School Rd offered an orchid with each $10 purchase. About 24 orchids were delivered to lonely mothers at Golden Age Nursing Home with thanks to Alice Doug and Don for helping.
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