Andersons legal fight to place on ballot expands nationwide
West Virginia threatens jail for petition signers as John Anderson struggles to place his independent presidential bid across all 50 states. Michigan requires a nominating convention, California demands signatures, while Kentucky and others face legal blocks and looming lawsuits.
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Kennedy pushes California voters for Democratic nomination
Senator Edward M. Kennedy camps in California and Ohio as the final primaries approach, urging voters to deny Carter a swift win. He cites plant closings and job losses at rubber factories near Los Angeles and argues a Kennedy win in California could keep him competitive in New Jersey and Ohio. He campaigns among union workers and plans further appearances in California despite Carter’s delegate lead.
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Carter wealth statement nothing new
President Carter filed his 1979 financial disclosure, but it shows far less about wealth than last month’s income tax form. The tax return gave precise figures. the disclosure uses broad ranges, offering no clear net worth and aligning with federal law requiring only general ranges.
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