Reagan Says Rockefeller Exit Could Help Ford Campaign
Reagan noted Rockefeller’s departure from the 1976 Republican ticket may ease Ford’s path, while he remains focused on a presidential bid. He rejected interest in the vice presidency and signaled a decision to be announced between November 19 and 30, with California supporters split on whether he will accept a VP slot if defeated.
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California
Reagan
South
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Fla
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California Republican Assembly
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Reagan weighs national bid as Ford faces challenge
Ronald Reagan, former California governor, weighs a 1976 presidential challenge to President Ford. Aiming to start a formal decision around Thanksgiving, Reagan supporters cite a 2000-home poll showing Ford leading but Reagan attracting many uncommitted voters. A New Hampshire upset could spark a GOP rethink ahead of Florida and early primaries.
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California
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GOP
Santa Ana
Calif
Decision Making Information, Inc
Reagan
National
Citizens For Reagan
New Hampshire
Meldrim Thompson Jr
Republican Party
Florida
Burns cites 5 to 7.5 percent money growth target
Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns told Congress the board will maintain its 5 to 7.5 percent annual money growth target for the coming year despite expansion pressures. He warned that higher targets could trigger inflation, insisting policy aims to support recovery without reigniting price rises.
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Federal Reserve
Arthur F. Burns
Congress Today
Burns
Senate Banking Committee
Congress
Federal Reserve Board
Roll Call Report: Steiger Conlan Oppose Federal Ceiling Boosts
Arizona members in the October roll calls show Morris Udall voting yea on the debt ceiling bill HR 10049 while Sam Steiger and John Conlan opposed. Other votes covered include HR 6227 federal employees rights, HR 8672 rail jobs, Slay promotion, and an Executive Protection amendment. Rhodes Steiger Conlan split on several measures with Udall and Conlan mixed.
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Sam Steiger
John Conlan
John Rhodes
Senate
Rhodes
Steiger
Penn Central
Conlan
Udall
Slay
Alton D. Slay
U.S. Air Force
John D. Lavelle
North Vietnam
Lavelle
Barry Goldwater
Rariz
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Paul Fannin
Yen
Mormons pick new Arizona Temple leaders
Junius E. Driggs, a Phoenix financial executive, named president of the Arizona Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He succeeds C. Bryant Whiting, who led the temple since September 1970. Stacy D. Garn of Scottsdale named first counselor and Glen T. Warner of Phoenix named second counselor.
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Junius E. Driggs
Phoenix Financial
Arizona
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Driggs
C. Bryant Whiting
Temple
Stacy D. Garn
Scottsdale
New Temple
Glen T. Warner
Phoenix
West Named Lawyer for Arizona Republican State Committee
Phoenix attorney David W. West was appointed legal counsel for the Arizona Republican State Committee. West, 37, is a partner at Evans Kitchel and Jenckes and has been active in GOP politics for 17 years. He succeeds Jon Kyl, who resigned. His wife Nancy is Scottsdale’s Justice of the Peace.
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David W. West
Nancy
Scottsdale
Justice of the Peace
Arizona
Republican State Committee
West
Evans, Kitchel and Jenckes
U.S
House of Representatives
GOP Eyes Deep South Governor Race Amid Off-Year Elections
In a scattered set of off-year elections, Republicans target Mississippi where Gil Carmichael challenges Democrat Cliff Finch, seeking a win after losses in 1974. Kentucky’s race features Julia Carroll versus Robert E. Gable amid busing tensions, while other states and major cities hold contests for governors and mayors.
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Mississippi
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Batesville
Henry Kirksey
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Kentucky
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Robert E. Gable
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Louisville
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Boston
Kevin White
Joseph F. Timilty
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San Francisco
Health legislation conference slated with Rhodes as speaker
House Minority Leader John J. Rhodes will keynote a health policy conference for officials. The event runs 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. November 15 at the McCormick Ranch Inn. Sponsors are ASU College of Nursing, University Extension, and the Arizona Nurses' Association. Fees total $10 and include two meals. Other speakers include William Mack of the Arizona Department of Health Services and Alfredo Gutierrez, Senate Majority Leader.
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John J. Rhodes
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McCormick Ranch Inn
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William Mack
Arizona Department of Health Services
Alfredo Gutierrez
Senate
Committee On Health and Welfare
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