Ford Reagan Battle For Missouri Delegates
Ford and Reagan compete for Missouri delegates as 19 at large delegates are to be decided at the GOP convention. Missouri totals 49 delegates with 15 Ford, 12 Reagan, and 3 uncommitted from district results. GOP chairman predicts a close split while Gov Bond declines to forecast.
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Springfield
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Missouri
Kansas City
California
Gover
GOP Committee
Lowell McCuskey
Christopher S. Bond
Associated Press
Reagan
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Democratic National Committee
Bond
Illinois
Carter
Milton J. Shapp
Pennsylvania
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Frank Church
Idaho
Morris K. Udall
Arizona
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Brown
Louisiana
Edwin Edwards
John Tower
Hays Awakens From Coma Amid Sex Scandal Probes
Congressman Wayne Hays emerged from a 20 hour coma after an overdose of sleeping pills at Barnsville Medical Center. Doctors described his condition as satisfactory and said he would need several days in hospital and additional home recovery. The 65 year old Democrat faced Washington investigations over Elizabeth Ray payroll allegations while political campaigns unfold with Carter and Ford rivals in Missouri and Illinois.
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Barnesville
Ohio
UPI
Wayne Hays
Washington
Hays
Richard Phillips
Pat
Congress
Barnsville Medical Center
Phillips
Elizabeth Ray
Congressional
Hayes
David Schuster
Carol Clawson
Tennessee
Jack Anderson
Capitol Hill
Anderson
ABC
Boys State Awards Slated for Tonight
Hoosier Boys State at Indiana State University closes with a Grand Review by 900 delegates. Rep John Myers will participate as governor Kevin Trewartha is sworn in, awards include the McHale Scholarship worth over 1800 each and the W Carl Graham Memorial Trophy. Delegates head to Boys Nation and Girls Nation after weekend departure.
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Wayne Perry
Hoosier Boys’ State
Indiana State University
American Legion
School of Practical Politics
John Myers
Vigo County
Terre Haute
W. Carl Graham
HBS
McHale
Hoosier
Washington, D.C
Philadelphia
Boys’ State
Capitol Hill Payroll Scandal Widens with Aide Charge
A former aide to Rep. John Young claims the Texas Democrat paid her $26 000 a year in exchange for sexual favors. Young denies the pay was contingent on favors while noting his small but well paid staff. A grand jury probes earlier allegations involving Rep. Wayne Hays.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
John Young
Texas Democrat
Colleena
Young
Sol Z. Rosen Young
Justice Department
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
John O. Pastore
D-R.i
Gardner
Rosen
Elizabeth Ray
Miss Ray
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Weather Outlook for Terre Haute and Vicinity
Partly cloudy and warm conditions raise weekend temperatures with lows in the mid 60s to 70s and highs in the mid 80s to 90. Extended outlook shows a chance of rain Sunday through Tuesday with highs in the 80s and overnight lows in the 60s. River level at 1.9 ft and falling. Precipitation none. Dirt-dust count 135.
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Terre Haute
Heavy Fighting Shatters New Lebanese Cease-Fire
Cypriot news desks report violent clashes erupting through the night in Beirut and surrounding areas as the latest cease-fire collapses. Syrian troops and Saiqa guerrillas push toward central Beirut while airport fighting intensifies amid claims by Beirut Radio and Damascus Radio.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Lebanon
Beirut Radio
Beirut
Christian Amehit Radio
Sidon
Tripoli
Rachaya
Yasir Arafat
al Fatah
Saiqa
Arab League
Syria
Inilla
Damascus Radio
Cairo
Sudan
Libya
Algeria
Negley Defends School Boards In Major Indiana Action
Indiana State Superintendent Harold Negley says lawsuits blocking new school building plans are common and warns that communities differ on spending for education. He cites Vigo County and Clay Community Schools cases, notes size and program needs, and urges summer child safety oversight after reporting 5000+ accidents and 73 fatal water incidents.
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Indiana
Harold Negley
Negley
The
Tribune
Terre Haute
State Textbook Commission
Vigo County
Clay Community Schools Corporation
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Automobile License Bureau
Wabash Ave
State Board of Accounts
Nattkemper
GOP
Thomas Hicks
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National Weather Service
Supt
the Country Parson
Frank Clarke
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