Carter poised to win DNC nomination at Madison Square Garden
Jimmy Carter, entering the Democratic National Convention, awaits a likely Wednesday night nomination by a strong, unified party. He faces history of splits over Vietnam and reform and appears ready to stage a decisive campaign launch.
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Carter Campaign Spends on Convention Setup in New York
The Carter campaign has spent 350000 on convention operations at Madison Square Garden and the Americana Hotel with 25 staffers and 50 telephones. Gov Edmund Brown remains in the race as balloting nears, though withdrawal seems likely. An AP survey shows women remain underrepresented among delegates as lawyers and public officials lead the blocs.
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Queen Elizabeth II Visits Boston in Bicentennial Tour
Thousands cheered as Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip toured Boston to mark the Bicentennial. The royal couple waved from the Old State House balcony while crowds watched along the route. USS Constitution accompanied the royal yacht as Boston recalled the Declaration of Independence reading and colonial tea dumped into the harbor.
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Hail researchers seek new methods not quitting effort
Researchers at the National Center for Atmospheric Research and funded by the National Science Foundation say they are not ending hail suppression work. The 1976 field program near Grover Colorado will test refined cloud seeding concepts using radar, aircraft and ground networks to design a future randomized experiment for hail suppression.
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Record corn crop could ease grocery prices in 1977
US agriculture officials expect a 724 million acre corn harvest the largest in 27 years potentially lowering consumer costs through 1977. Officials caution prices may still rise due to distribution costs while activist groups dispute USDA projections. Export demand, including the Soviet purchase of about 475 million bushels, shapes remaining supplies.
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